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120828 kleber krisalphp2 3 4 face 01

KLEBER KRISALP HP2

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safety

safety
SAFETY

Better braking and roadholding on icy surfaces

 

  • Thanks to an optimised rubber compound
  • Thanks to a combination of straight and angled sipes.  

 

 

comfort

comfort
COMFORT

Retains great stability in deep water

 

  • Thanks to a fluid directional tread

relaibility

relaibility
RELIABILITY

Excellent driveability in snow

 

  • Thanks to high sipe density
  • Thanks to a rib interrupted by gaps

 

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4 sizes are available for this tire

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  • 155/80 R13 79T
    Load Index
    Load index
    Load index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: 91: The load index of a tyre is identified by a number which corresponds with the maximum load the tyre can bear at the correct pressure.
    79
    Speed Index
    Speed index
    Speed index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: V: Speed index (also known as performance index). Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can bear a load which corresponds to its load index. This speed index consists of letters from Q (for the lowest maximum speeds) to Y (for the greatest speeds).
    T
    Labelling
    E C 071
  • 205/60 R15 95H XL
    Load Index
    Load index
    Load index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: 91: The load index of a tyre is identified by a number which corresponds with the maximum load the tyre can bear at the correct pressure.
    95
    Speed Index
    Speed index
    Speed index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: V: Speed index (also known as performance index). Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can bear a load which corresponds to its load index. This speed index consists of letters from Q (for the lowest maximum speeds) to Y (for the greatest speeds).
    H
    Labelling
    C 072 C
  • 225/50 R16 96H XL
    Load Index
    Load index
    Load index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: 91: The load index of a tyre is identified by a number which corresponds with the maximum load the tyre can bear at the correct pressure.
    96
    Speed Index
    Speed index
    Speed index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: V: Speed index (also known as performance index). Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can bear a load which corresponds to its load index. This speed index consists of letters from Q (for the lowest maximum speeds) to Y (for the greatest speeds).
    H
    Labelling
    C C 072
    205/50 R16 87H
    Load Index
    Load index
    Load index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: 91: The load index of a tyre is identified by a number which corresponds with the maximum load the tyre can bear at the correct pressure.
    87
    Speed Index
    Speed index
    Speed index (number) Take for example a KLEBER DYNAXER HP3 tyre, size 205/55 R 16 91 V: V: Speed index (also known as performance index). Indicates the maximum speed at which the tyre can bear a load which corresponds to its load index. This speed index consists of letters from Q (for the lowest maximum speeds) to Y (for the greatest speeds).
    H
    Labelling
    E C 072

Understand the tyre label

Your guide to find fuel efficiency, safety and quieter tyres

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The left-hand part of the label shows the contribution made by the tyre to fuel consumption and CO2 emissions.
Tyres, mainly due to their rolling resistance, account for around 20% of vehicles' fuel consumption. A reduction in rolling resistance can therefore make a considerable contribution to the energy efficiency of road transport, and thus to reducing CO2 emissions. It is rolling resistance, measured on a simulator, that determines the grade of the tyre.

What is the difference between an A tyre and a G tyre?

The difference in Rolling Resistance is considerable and represents a technological evolution of several tyre generations.

On a car, the difference in impact on fuel consumption between an A tyre and a G tyre is very large, on the order of 0.5 litres/100km.

This amounts to around 80 litres of fuel per year (assuming 15,000km/year).

Over €100/year for a petrol vehicle (at a pump price of €1.30/l.)

The economic impact on the consumer is very considerable, and so is the environmental impact, as this difference in consumption corresponds to 12g of CO2 emissions per km.

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The right-hand side of the label shows the tyre's performance when braking on a wet surface. The measurements are taken on vehicles in conditions defined by European regulations (speed, road characteristics, water depth, temperature, etc.).

The grade is established by comparing the performance of the tested tyre with a reference tyre.

What is the difference between an A tyre and an F tyre? (For this safety performance, tyres given a G grade are not authorised for sale)

The difference in braking distance between a vehicle fitted with category A tyres and a vehicle fitted with category F tyres is over 18 metres.

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Traffic noise is a major source of noise pollution. The lower part of the label concerns the level of noise emitted outside the vehicle, and not the noise perceived by the driver inside the vehicle. The figure expresses the sound level in decibels.

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How to read a tyre size & Tyre Labels
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Tyres are the only point of contact between the vehicle and the road. Therefore, users must ensure that they preserve the condition and performance of their tyres.
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