Frequently Asked Questions

From November 1^st2012, with several updates in 2021, all tyres available for general sale and produced after July 1^st, 2012 must be labelled with an EU Tyre Label or have corresponding label information that allows a specific tyre to be classified. Tyre manufacturers guarantee that tyres with the same item number produced before July 1^st, 2012, are of the same quality as tyres with a Tyre Label. The label may not be placed directly on the tyre or accompany it in any way, but the information on the associated classification of a tyre according to the EU Tyre Label criteria can always be found on the detailed information page on yourtyres.co.uk for each tyre. The label classification is done at an item level, which means that each item receives its label. Besides, the label information is always sent either on or together with the order invoice.

Tyre manufacturers guarantee that tyres with the same item number produced before July 1st 2012 are of the same quality as tyres with a Tyre Label. The label may not be placed directly on the tyre or accompany it in any way, but the information on the associated classification of a tyre according to the EU Tyre Label criteria can always be found on the detailed information page on yourtyres.co.uk for each tyre. The EU Tyre Label legislation will be updated in 2021 with several new additions to the existing criteria. The label classification is done at an item level, which means that each item receives its label. Besides, the label information is always sent either on or together with the order invoice.