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EU Tire label explained
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Originally Posted by California98Civic View Post
Sorry. "LRR" indicates "Low Rolling Resistance." Tires marked LRR in the USA are specifically for fuel economy.

James
here are tires that are called low consumption.

Since 2012 the European label is used.


EU Tire label explained

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