
Kleber Quadraxer: The Ultimate All-Season Specialist 16"
105,00 € - 212,00 €
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Key Markings Explained
- XL (Extra Load): Signifies a reinforced structure designed to handle heavier vehicle weights typical of SUVs and 4x4s.
- FSL (Flange Shield Logic): Integrated rim protection feature that helps safeguard alloy wheels from light kerb damage.
- 3PMSF: The official winter certification symbol, guaranteeing that the tyre meets specific performance requirements for safety and traction in snowy and cold conditions.
- M+S (Mud and Snow): A basic designation indicating the tread pattern is capable of performing in mud and light snow.
Popular Compatible Vehicles
The 16" Kleber Quadraxer SUV is an all-season tyre well-suited for a variety of popular CUVs and SUVs in the Irish market:
- Nissan Qashqai / X-Trail: Fits well with the 215/65 R16 size as an all-season option.
- Volkswagen Tiguan: Compatible with sizes like 215/65 R16 or 215/70 R16.
- Hyundai Tucson / Kia Sportage: The 215/65 R16 size is a common fitment for these CUVs.
- Toyota RAV4: Uses sizes like 205/70 R16 and 215/70 R16.
- Ford Kuga: The 215/65 R16 size is a suitable fitment.
- Dacia Duster: Compatible with the 215/65 R16 size, benefiting from the all-weather versatility.
Summer tyres are most common in Ireland, offering peak fuel efficiency mileage and grip when temperatures stay above 7°C. However, they are not the official standard for winter safety. Motorists must show caution in cold conditions; below 7°C, summer rubber hardens, significantly compromising grip and wet braking performance on cold, saturated Irish roads.
All-Season tyres are the superior "fit-and-forget" solution for Ireland's wet, temperate climate. Specifically engineered to remain flexible in the cold, they provide shorter stopping distances on near-freezing, rain-soaked surfaces and carry the 3PMSF certification for frost and light snow. They offer total year-round peace of mind without the hassle of seasonal swaps.
Load Rating: Maximum Weight Capacity Explained
The load index is a numerical code representing the maximum weight in kgs that a single tyre can safely carry. To ensure safety, the combined capacity of all four tyres must exceed the vehicle’s total weight when fully loaded.
Speed Rating: Maximum Velocity Explained
Represented by a letter, the speed rating indicates the maximum kph a tyre can maintain over a prolonged period. Higher speed ratings are engineered to handle the heat and stresses generated at faster speeds more effectively.
Quick Reference Guide
- Check your requirements: You can find the specific requirements for your vehicle on the tyre information plate (usually located on the driver-side door pillar) or in the owner's manual.
- Replacement rule: It is vital never to fit a tyre with a lower load index or speed rating than those recommended by the manufacturer.
- Common Ratings: Standard ratings include T (190 kph), H (210 kph), and V (240 kph). You can view a full conversion table below..


Top 12 Popular 16" Sizes and Markings
- 205, 55, 16, 94H, XL - The most popular tyre size in Ireland, this high-demand size is a top choice for a vast array of vehicles.
- 205, 55, 16, 94V, XL - A highly common variant of the most popular size, offering a higher speed rating.
- 205, 60, 16, 96H, XL - A frequently sought size, often fitted to SUVs like the Hyundai Tucson and Honda CR-V.
- 205, 60, 16, 96V, XL - A popular high-demand size used across many different models.
- 215, 65, 16, 98H - A very popular SUV-specific size, commonly used on vehicles like the Nissan Qashqai.
- 195, 55, 16, 91H, XL, FSL - A common fitment for many compact cars and smaller CUVs.
- 195, 55, 16, 91V, XL, FSL - The higher speed rated version of a popular compact car size.
- 215, 60, 16, 99H, XL, FSL - A popular size for mid-size CUVs and some saloon cars.
- 215, 60, 16, 99V, XL, FSL - A versatile, high-demand size, often used on models like the Toyota RAV4.
- 215, 65, 16, 102V, XL - The extra load version of a popular SUV size, suitable for heavier models.
- 235, 60, 16, 100H - A specific size often used on larger SUVs and 4x4s.
- 195, 65, 16, 92H - A slightly less common but essential size for specific vehicle models.




