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DRAFT REGULATION ON THE LABELLING OF TYRES WITH RESPECT TO 
FUEL EFF ICIENCY AND OTHER PARAMETERS  
(2020/740 /EU) 
  
PART I  
Objective, Scope, Legal Basis and Definitions  
 
Objective and scope  
ARTICLE 1  – (1) This Regulation establishes a framework for the provision of harmonised 
information on tyre parameters through labelling to allow end -users to make an informed choice 
when purchasing tyres, for the purpose of increasing safety, the protection of health, and the 
economic and environmental efficiency of r oad transport, by promoting fuel -efficient, long -
lasting and safe tyres with low noise levels.  
(2) This Regulation applies to C1 tyres, C2 tyres and C3 tyres that are placed on the market.  
Requirements for re -treaded tyres apply once a suitable testing method to measure the 
performance of such tyres is available in accordance with Article 13 . 
(3) This Regulation does not apply to:  
a) off-road professional tyres;  
b) tyres designed to be fitted only on vehicles registered for the first time before 1 Octobe r 
1990;  
c) T-type temporary -use spare tyres ; 
ç) tyres whose speed rating is less than 80 km/h ; 
d) tyres whose nominal rim diameter does not exceed 254 mm or is 635 mm or more ; 
e) tyres fitted with additional devices to improve traction properties, such as studded 
tyres ; 
f) tyres designed only to be fitted on vehicles intended exclusively for racing ; 
g) second -hand tyres, unless such tyres are imported from a third country . 
Legal Basis  
ARTICLE 2  – (1) This Regulation has been prepared based on the Article 29  of Law No. 2918 
on the Road Traffic dated 13/10/1983, Article 4 of Law No. 7223 on the Product Safety and 
Technical Regulations dated 12/3/2020 and Presidential Decree No. 1 on the Presidency 
Organization published in the Official Gazette No. 30474 dated 10/7/2018 . 
Definitions  
ARTICLE  3 – (1) For the purpose of this Regulation the following definitions shall apply : 
a) ‘EU’ means European Union ,   
b) ‘Ministry’ means Ministry of Industry and Technology;  
c) UN/ECE’ means The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe , 
ç) C1 tyres’, ‘C2 tyres’ and ‘C3 tyres’ means tyres belonging to the respective classes set 
out in Article 8(1) of  Regulation on type -approval requirements for the general safety of motor 
vehicles, their trailers and systems, compon ents and separate technical units intended therefor  
(661/2009/EU)   published in the Official Gazette No. 28184 dated 25/01/2012 , 
d) ‘distributor’ means a natural or legal person in the supply chain, other than the supplier, 
who makes a product available on  the market , 
e) ‘verification tolerance’ means the maximum admissible deviation between the 
measurement and calculation results of the verification tests performed by, or on behalf of, the 
Ministry , and the values of the declared or published parameters, reflecting deviation arising 
from interlaboratory variation , 
f) ‘equivalent tyre type’ means a tyre type which is placed on the market by the same 
supplier as another tyre type with a different tyre type identifier and which has the same 2 technical characte ristics that are relevant to the tyre label and the same product information 
sheet , 
g) ‘Manufacturer’ means a natural or legal person who manufactures a product or has a 
product designed or manufactured, and markets that product under its name or trademark , 
ğ) ‘Importer’ means any natural or legal person established in Turkey who imports and 
places a product from abroad on the market,  
h) QR code (QR code): The matrix structure in the tire label that provides access to the 
necessary tire information in the p ublic section of the product database or on the supplier's 
website , 
i) ‘re-treaded tyre’ means a used tyre that is reconditioned by replacing the worn tread 
with new material , 
ı) ‘comission’ means European Comission , 
j) ‘tyre label’ means a graphic diagram , in printed or electronic form, including in the 
form of a sticker, which includes symbols in order to inform end -users about the performance 
of a tyre or batch of tyres in relation to the parameters set out in Annex I , 
k) ‘tyre type’ means a version of a  tyre for which the technical characteristics on the tyre 
label, the product information sheet and the tyre type identifier are the same for all units of that 
version , 
l) ‘tyre type identifier’ means a code, usually alphanumeric, which distinguishes a spec ific 
tyre type from other tyre types that have the same trade name or the same trademark as that of 
the supplier , 
m) ‘distance selling’ means the offer for sale, hire or hire purchase by mail order, 
catalogue, internet, telemarketing or by any other method  by which the potential end -user 
cannot be expected to see the tyre displayed , 
n) ‘end-user’ means a consumer, fleet manager or road transport undertaking that buys or 
is expected to buy a tyre , 
o) ‘parameter’ means a tyre characteristic that has a signifi cant impact on the 
environment, road safety or health during the use of the tyre, such as tyre abrasion, mileage, 
rolling resistance, wet grip, external rolling noise, snow grip or ice grip , 
ö) ‘Making available on the market’ means the supply of a product  for distribution or use 
on the market in the course of a commercial activity, whether in return for payment or free of 
charge ,  
p) ‘placing on the market’ means the first making available of a product on the market , 
r) ‘off-road professional tyre’ means a  special -use tyre used primarily in severe off -road 
conditions , 
s) ‘point of sale’ means a location where tyres are displayed or stored and are offered for 
sale, including car show rooms where tyres that are not fitted on vehicles are offered for sale to 
end-users , 
ş) ‘T-type temporary -use spare tyre’ means a temporary -use spare tyre designed for use 
at inflation pressures higher than those established for standard and reinforced tyres , 
t)  ‘Supplier’ means a manufacturer established in Turkey, the authorised representative 
of a manufacturer who is not established in Turkey, or an importer, who places a product on the 
market ,  
u) ‘technical documentation’ means documentation sufficient to enable the Ministry to 
assess the accuracy of the tyre label and the product information sheet, including the 
information set out in point (2) of Annex VII ,  
ü) ‘technical promotional material’ means documentation, in printed or electronic form, 
that is produced by a supplier to supplement advertising material with the information set out 
in Annex IV , 
v) ‘product information sheet’ means a standard document containing the information set 
out in Annex III in printed or electronic form , 3 y) “Member States” mean the member states of the European Union , 
z) ‘product database’ means a produt database defined in Article 4(u) of the Regulation 
on Framework for Energy Labelling  published in the Official Gazette by the Presidential Decree 
dated March 1, 2021 and numbered 3584 , 
aa) “Authorised representative” means  a natural or legal person established in Turkey 
who has received a written mandate from the manufacturer to act on its behalf in relation to 
specified tasks.  
 
 
PART II  
Obligations of Suppliers and Distributors  
 
Obligations of tyre suppliers  
ARTICLE  4 – (1) Suppliers shall ensure that C1 tyres, C2 tyres and C3 tyres that are placed 
on the market are accompanied free of charge:  
a) for each individual tyre, by a tyre label, in the form of a sticker, that complies with the 
requirements set out in Annex II , indicating the information and class for each of the parameters 
set out in Annex I, and by a product information sheet; or  
b) for each batch of one or more identical tyres, by a printed tyre label that complies with 
the requirements set out in Annex II, indicating the information and class for each of the 
parameters set out in Annex I, and by a product information sheet , 
(2) For tyres sold or offered for sale by distance selling, suppliers shall ensure that the tyre label 
is displayed close to the price indication and that the product information sheet can be accessed, 
including, upon request from the end -user, in printed form. The size of the tyre label shall be 
such that it is clearly visible and legible and shall be proportionate to the size specified in point 
2.1 of Annex II  For tyres sold or offered for sale on the internet, suppliers may make the tyre 
label for a specific tyre type available in a nested display.  
 (3) Suppliers shall ensure that any visual advertisement for a specific tyre type shows the 
tyre label. If the visual advertisement indicates the price of that tyre type, the tyre label shall be 
displayed close to the price indication . For visual advertisements on the internet, suppliers may 
make the tyre label available in a nested display.  
 
 (4) Suppliers shall ensure that any technical promotional material concerning a specific 
tyre type displays the tyre label of that tyre type and includes the information set out in Annex 
IV. 
(5) Suppliers shall provide to the Ministry the values used to determine the related classes 
and any additional performance information that the supplier declares on the tyre label of tyre 
types in accordance with Annex I to this Regulation, as well as the tyre label that complies with 
the requirements set out in Annex II to this Regulation.  That information shall be submitted to 
the Ministry on the basis of Article 5(1) and (2) of this Regulation before the placing on the 
market of the tyre types in question, so that the Ministry may verify  the accuracy of the tyre 
label . 
(6) Suppliers shall ensure the accuracy of the tyre labels and product information sheets 
that they provide . 
(7) Suppliers may make technical documentation available to the authorities of Member 
States other than those auth orities indicated in paragraph 5 or to relevant national accredited 
bodies on request .  
(8) Suppliers shall cooperate with the Ministry and shall take immediate action to remedy 
any case of non -compliance with this Regulation for which they are responsible , at their own 
initiative or when required to do so by the Ministry . (9) Suppliers shall not provide or display 
other labels, marks, symbols or inscriptions that do not comply with this Regulation and that 4 would be likely to mislead or confuse end -users wi th respect to the parameters set out in Annex 
I. 
(10) Suppliers shall not provide or display labels that mimic the tyre label provided for 
under this Regulation . 
 
Obligations of tyre suppliers in relation to the product database or suppliers’ websites  
ARTICLE  5 – (1) From 1 May 2021, suppliers shall enter the information set out in Annex 
VII into the product database or suppliers’ websites before placing on the market a tyre 
produced after that date . 
(2) For tyres that are produced between the publication date of this Regulation and 
30/4/2021, the supplier shall enter the information set out in Annex VII into the product 
database or suppliers’ websites by 30 November 2021 .  
(3) For tyres that are placed on the market before 25 June 2020, the sup plier may enter 
the information set out in Annex VII into the product database or suppliers’ websites . 
(4) Until the information referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 has been entered into the 
product database or suppliers’ websites, the supplier shall make an  electronic version of the 
technical documentation available for inspection within 10 working days of receiving a request 
from the Ministry . 
(5) Where  the Ministry need information other than that set out in Annex VII in order to 
carry out their tasks unde r this Regulation, the supplier shall provide them with that information 
on request . 
(6) A tyre for which changes are made that are relevant for the tyre label or the product 
information sheet shall be considered to be a new tyre type. The supplier shall i ndicate in the 
product database or suppliers’ websites when it has ceased to place on the market units of a 
certain tyre type . 
(7) After the final unit of a tyre type has been placed on the market, the supplier shall 
keep the information concerning that ty re type for a period of five years . 
 
Obligations of tyre distributors  
ARTICLE  6 – (1) Distributors shall ensure that:  
a) at the point of sale, tyres bear a tyre label, in the form of a sticker, that complies with 
the requirements set out in Annex II, provided by the supplier in accordance with point (a) of 
Article 4(1) in a clearly visible position and legible in its entirety, and that the product 
information sheet is available, including, upon request, in printed form; or  
b) before the sale of a tyre that is part of a batch of one or more identical tyres, a printed 
tyre label that complies with the requirements set out in Annex II, is shown to the end -user and 
is clearly displayed close to the tyre at the point of sale, and that the product information  sheet 
is available.  
(2) Distributors shall ensure that any visual advertisement for a specific tyre type shows 
the tyre label. If the visual advertisement indicates the price of that tyre type, the tyre label shall 
be displayed close to the price indication . For visual advertisements on the internet for a specific 
tyre type, distributors may make the tyre label available in a nested display.  
 
(3) Distributors shall ensure that any technical promotional material concerning a specific 
tyre type displays the tyre label and includes the information set out in Annex IV . 
(4) Distributors shall ensure that where tyres offered for sale are not visible to the end -
user at the time of sale, they provide the end -user with a copy of the tyre label before th e sale . 
(5) Distributors shall ensure that any paper -based distance selling shows the tyre label 
and that end -users can access the product information sheet through a free access website, and 
can request a printed copy of the product information sheet . 5 (6) Distributors that use telemarketing -based distance selling shall inform end -users of 
the classes for each of the parameters on the tyre label, and inform end -users that they can 
access the tyre label and the product information sheet through a free access  website, and by 
requesting a printed copy . 
(7) For tyres sold or offered for sale on the internet, distributors shall ensure that the tyre 
label is displayed close to the price indication and that the product information sheet can be 
accessed. The size of  the tyre label shall be such that it is clearly visible and legible and shall 
be proportionate to the size specified in point 2.1 of Annex II . Distributors may make the tyre 
label for a specific tyre type available in a nested display.  
 
 
Obligations of vehicle suppliers and vehicle distributors  
ARTICLE  7 – (1) Where end -users intend to acquire a new vehicle, vehicle suppliers and 
vehicle distributors shall provide, before the sale, those end -users with the tyre label for the 
tyres offered with or fitted on the vehicle and any relevant technical promotional material, and 
shall ensure that the product information sheet is available . 
 
Obligations of hosting service providers  
ARTICLE  8 – (1) Where a service provider as referred to in Regulation on Regulation on 
Service Providers and Intermediary Service Providers in Electronic Commerce published in the 
Official Gazette No. 29457 dated 26/08/2015 allows the selling of tyres through its internet site, 
that service provider shall enable the display of the tyre label and the product information sheet 
provided by the supplier close to the price indication and shall inform the distributor of the 
obligation to display the tyre label and the product information sheet . 
 
Testing and measurement methods  
ARTICLE  9 – (1) The information to be provided under Articles 4, 6 and 7 on the parameters 
indicated on the tyre label shall be obtained in accordance with the testing methods referred to 
in Annex I and the laboratory alignment procedure referred to in Annex V . 
 
Verification procedure  
ARTICLE  10 – (1) For each of the parameters set out in Annex I, Member States shall apply 
the verification procedure set out in Annex VI when assessing the conformity of the declared 
classes with this Regulation . 
 
 
Obligations of Ministry  
ARTICL E 11 – (1) The Ministry shall not impede the placing on the market or putting into 
service of tyres within its territor y, where such tyres comply with this Regulation .  
(2) Where the Ministry provide s incentives with regard to tyres, such incentives shall 
target only tyres in class A or B with respect to rolling resistance or wet grip within the meaning 
of Parts A and B of Annex I, respectively. Taxation and fiscal measures shall not constitute 
incenti ves for the purposes of this Regulation . 
(3) Without prejudice to Regulation on Market Surveillance and Inspection of Products 
put into force by the Council of Ministers numbered 2001/3529 and dated 13/11/2001, w here 
the M inistry has sufficient reason to b elieve that a supplier has not ensured the accuracy of the 
tyre label in accordance with Article 4(6) of this Regulation, it shall verify that the classes and 
any additional performance information declared on the tyre label correspond to the values and 
to the documentation submitted by the supplier, in accordance with Article 4(5) of this 
Regulation . 6 (4) In accordance with the Regulation  on Market Surveillance and Inspection of Products, 
the Ministry shall establish a system of routine and ad hoc inspections of points of sale for the 
purposes of ensuring compliance with this Regulation . 
(5) The Ministry shall lay down the rules on penalties and enforcement mechanisms 
applicable to infiringements of this Regulation and of the delegated acts adopted pursuant 
thereto, and shall take all necessary measures  to ensure that they are implemented. The penalties 
provided for shall be effective,  proportionate and dissuasive . The Ministry shall notify the 
Commission of those rules and of those measures that hav e not previously been notified to the 
Commission through the Ministry of Trade and shall notify it, without delay, of any subsequent 
amendment affecting them.  
 
Market surveillance and control of products   
ARTICLE  12 – (1) The Ministry shall carry out market surveillance of tyres placed on  the 
market in accordance with the Law No. 7223, the Regulation on Market Surveillance and 
Inspection and other related legislation.  
(2) The Ministry may cooperate with the Commission and the relevant institutions of the 
member states within the scope of the implementation of this Regulation . 
(3) The Ministry shall ensure that national market surveillance strategies established 
pursuant to the Regulation on Market Surveillance and Inspection of Products  includ e actions  
to ensure the effective enforcement of this Regulation .  
(4) The Ministry may recover the costs of document inspection and physical product 
testing from the supplier in case of non -compliance by the supplier with this Regulation or the 
relevant delegated acts adopted pursuant thereto.  
 
Delegated acts  
ARTICLE  13 – (1) Following the publication of the delegated acts in the EU within the scope 
of this Regulation, the delegated acts shall be tranposed into the national law by the Ministry . 
 
Compliance with the European Union Legistation  
ARTICLE  14 – (1) This Regulation has been prepared based on the Regulation (EU) 2020/740 
of the European Parliament and of the Council of 25 May 2020 on the labelling of tyres with 
respect to fuel efficiency and other parameters , amending Regulation (EU) 2017/1369 and 
repealing Regulation (EC) No 1222/2009.  
(2) In case of any disagreement or mistake in the provisions of this Regulation, t he 
original text of Regulation (EU) 2020/740 specified in the first paragraph shall be taken as basis . 
The decision/guideline published in the EU within the scope of the implementation of 
Regulation (EU) 2020/740 is applied for the purposes of this Regulat ion. 
 
Repealed regulation  
ARTICLE  15 – (1) The Regulation on the labelling of tyres with respect to fuel efficiency and 
other essential parameters published in the Official Gazette No. 28370 dated 31/07/2012 
(1222/2009/EU) is repealed . 
(2) References to th e repealed Regulation on the labelling of tyres with respect to fuel 
efficiency and other essential parameters shall be construed as references to this Regulation . 
 
Entry into force  
ARTICLE  16 – (1) This Regulation shall enter into force on 01/05/2021 . 
 
Enforc ement  
ARTICLE  17 – (1) The provisions of this Regulation shall be enforced by the Minister of 
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ANNEX  I 
 
TESTING, GRADING AND MEASUREMENT OF TYRE PARAMETERS  
 
Part A : Fuel efficiency classes and rolling resistance coefficient  
The fuel efficiency class shall be determined and illustrated on the tyre label on the basis of the 
rolling resistance coefficient (RRC in N/kN) according to the ‘A’ to ‘E’ scale specified in the 
table below and measured in accordance with Annex 6 to UNECE  Regulation No 117 and 
aligned in accordance with the laboratory alignment procedure set out in Annex V . 
If a tyre type belongs to more than one tyre class (e.g. C1 and C2), the grading scale used to 
determine the fuel efficiency class of that tyre type sh all be that which is applicable to the 
highest tyre class (e.g. C2, not C1) . 
 
  C1 tyres  C2 tyres  C3 tyres  
Fuel efficiency class  RRC  in N/kN  RRC  in N/kN  RRC  in N/kN  
A RRC ≤ 6,5  RRC ≤ 5,5  RRC ≤ 4,0  
B 6,6 ≤ RRC ≤ 7,7  5,6 ≤ RRC ≤ 6,7  4,1 ≤ RRC ≤ 5,0  
C 7,8 ≤ RRC ≤ 9,0  6,8 ≤ RRC ≤ 8,0  5,1 ≤ RRC ≤ 6,0  
D 9,1 ≤ RRC ≤ 10,5  8,1 ≤ RRC ≤ 9,0  6,1 ≤ RRC ≤ 7,0  
E RRC ≥ 10,6  RRC ≥ 9,1  RRC ≥ 7,1  
 
Part B : Wet grip classes  
1. The wet grip class shall be determined and illustrated on the tyre label on the basis of the wet 
grip index (G) according to the ‘A’ to ‘E’ scale specified in the table below, calculated in 
accordance with point 2 and measured in accordance with Annex 5 to UNECE Regulation No 
117. 
2. Calculation of wet grip index (G)  
G = G(T) – 0,03 
where ; G(T) = wet grip index of the candidate tyre as measured in one test cycle  
 
 
  C1 tyres  C2 tyres  C3 tyres  
Wet grip class  G G G 
A 1,55 ≤ G  1,40 ≤ G  1,25 ≤ G  
B 1,40 ≤ G ≤ 1,54  1,25 ≤ G ≤ 1,39  1,10 ≤ G ≤ 1,24  
C 1,25 ≤ G ≤ 1,39  1,10 ≤ G ≤ 1,24  0,95 ≤ G ≤ 1,09  
D 1,10 ≤ G ≤ 1,24  0,95 ≤ G ≤ 1,09  0,80 ≤ G ≤ 0,94  
E G ≤ 1,09  G ≤ 0,94  G ≤ 0,79  
 
Part C : External rolling noise classes and measured value  
The external rolling noise measured value (N, in dB(A)) shall be declared in decibels and 
calculated in accordance with Annex 3 to UNECE Regulation No 117 . 
The external rolling noise class shall be determined and illustrated on the tyre label on the basis 
of the limit values (LV) set out in Part C of Annex II to Regulation on type -approval 
requirements for the general safety of motor vehicles, their trailers and systems, components 
and separate technical units intended therefor (661/2009/EU) as follows :  
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Part D : Snow grip  
The snow grip performance shall be tested in accordance with Annex 7 to UNECE Regulation 
No 117. 
A tyre which satisfies the minimum snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 
117 shall be classified as a tyre for use in severe snow conditions and the following pictogram 
shall be included on the tyre label . 
 
 
Part E: Ice grip  
The ice grip performance shall be tested in accordance with reliable, accurate and reproducible 
methods, including, where appropriate, international standards, which take into account the 
generally recognised state of the art . 
The tyre label of a tyre which satisf ies the relevant minimum ice grip index values shall include 
the following pictogram . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  II 
 
CONTENT AND FORMAT OF THE TYRE LABEL   
 
1. Content of the tyre label  
1.1. Information to be included in the upper part of the tyre label : 
 
I. QR code .  
II. Trade name or trademark of the supplier . 
III. Tyre type identifier .  
IV. Tyre size designation, load‐capacity index and speed category symbol, as indicated in 
Regulation No 30 of the Economic Commission for Europe of the United Nations (UN/ECE) 
(1), in its most up‐to‐date version applicable to the Union, (UNECE Regulation No 30) and 
Regulation No 54 of the Economic Commission for Europe of the United Nations (UNECE) 
(2), in its most up‐to‐date version applicable to the Union, (UNECE Regu lation No 54) for C1 
tyres, C2 tyres and C3 tyres, as applicable . 
V. Tyre class: i.e. C1, C2 or C3 .  
VI. Fuel efficiency pictogram, scale and performance class . 
VII. Wet grip pictogram, scale and performance class . 
1.2. Information to be included in the bottom part of the tyre label for all tyres other than tyres 
which satisfy the minimum snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117, or 
the relevant minimum ice grip index values, or both : 
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I. External rolling noise pictogram, value (expresse d in dB(A) and rounded to the nearest 
integer) and performance class ; 
II. The serial number of EU Regulation  harmonised by this Regulation : ‘2020/740’ . 
1.3. Information to be included in the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy the 
minimum  snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117 : 
 
 I. External rolling noise pictogram, value (expressed in dB(A) and rounded to the nearest 
integer) and performance class ; 
II. Snow grip pictogram ; 
III. The serial number of EU Regulation  harmonised by this Regulation : ‘2020/740’ . 
1.4. Information to be included in the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy the 
relevant minimum ice grip index values :  
 
 I. External rolling noise pictogram, value (expressed in dB(A) and rounded to the nearest 
integer) and performance class ; 
II. Ice grip pictogram ; 
III. The serial number of EU Regulation harmonised by this Regulation: ‘2020/740’ . 
1.5. Information to be included in the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy b oth 
the relevant minimum snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117 and the 
minimum ice grip index values : 
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 I. External rolling noise pictogram, value (expressed in dB(A) and rounded to the nearest 
integer) and performance class ; 
II. Snow grip pictogram ; 
III. Ice grip pictogram ; 
IV. The serial number of EU Regulation  harmonised by this Regulation : ‘2020/740’ . 
2. Format of the tyre label  
2.1. Format of the upper part of the tyre label : 
 
12 2.1.1.  Format of the bottom part of the tyre label for  all tyres other than tyres which satisfy the 
minimum snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117, or the relevant 
minimum ice grip index values, or both : 
 
2.1.2.  Format of the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy the minimu m snow grip 
index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117 : 
 
2.1.3.  Format of the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy the minimum ice grip 
index values : 
 
2.1.4.  Format of the bottom part of the tyre label for tyres which satisfy both t he relevant 
minimum snow grip index values set out in UNECE Regulation No 117 and the minimum ice 
grip index values : 
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2.2. For the purposes of point 2.1 ; 
a) Tyre label minimal size: 75 mm wide and 110 mm high. Where the tyre label is printed in a 
larger format, its content shall nevertheless remain proportionate to the specifications above . 
b) Background of the tyre label: 100 % white . 
c) Typefaces: Verdana and Calibri . 
ç) Dimensions and specifications of the elements constituting the tyre label: as speci fied above . 
d) Colour codes, using CMYK – cyan, magenta, yellow and black, shall fulfil all the following 
requirements : 
- colours of the EU logo as follows : 
   - background: 100,80,0,0 . 
   - stars: 0,0,100,0 . 
- colour of the energy logo: 100,80,0,0 . 
- QR code: 100 % black . 
- trade name or trademark of the supplier: 100 % black and in Verdana Bold 7 pt . 
- tyre type identifier: 100 % black and in Verdana Regular 7 pt . 
- tyre size designation, load‐capacity index and speed category symbol: 100 % black and in 
Verdana Regular 10 pt . 
- tyre class: 100 % black and in Verdana Regular 7 pt, aligned to the right . 
- letters of the fuel efficiency scale and of the wet grip scale: 100 % white and in Calibri Bold 
19 pt; the letters shall be centred on an axis at 4,5 mm from the left side of the arrows . 
- CMYK colour codes of arrows for the A to E fuel efficiency scale as follows : 
   - A‐class : 100,0,100,0.  
   - B‐class : 45,0,100,0.  
   - C-class : 0,0,100,0.  
   - D-class : 0,30,100,0.  
   - E‐class : 0,100,100,0.  
- CMYK colou r codes of arrows for the A to E wet grip scale as follows : 
   - A: 100,60,0,0.  
   - B: 90,40,0,0.  
   - C: 65,20,0,0.  
   - D: 50,10,0,0.  
   - E: 30,0,0,0.  
- internal dividers: weight of 0,5 pts, colour shall be 100 % black . 
- letter of the fuel efficiency class: 100 % white and in Calibri Bold 33 pt. Fuel efficiency and 
wet grip class arrows and the corresponding arrows in the A to E scale shall be positioned in 
such a way that their tips are aligned. The letter in the fuel efficiency class and in the wet g rip 
class arrow shall be positioned in the centre of the rectangular part of the arrow which shall be 
100 % black . 
- fuel efficiency pictogram: width 16 mm, height 14 mm, weight 1 pts, colour: 100 % black . 
- wet grip pictogram: width 20 mm, height 14 mm, weight 1 pts, colour: 100 % black . 
14 - external rolling noise pictogram: width 24 mm, height 18 mm, weight 1 pts, colour: 100 % 
black. Number of decibels in the loudspeaker in Verdana Bold 12 pt, the unit ‘dB’ in Regular 
9 pt; the range of external rolling n oise classes (A to C) centred under the pictogram, with the 
letter of the applicable external rolling noise class in Verdana Bold 16 pt and the other letters 
of the external rolling noise classes in Verdana Regular 10 pt . 
- snow grip pictogram: width 15 mm , height 13 mm, weight 1 pts, colour: 100 % black . 
- ice grip pictogram: width 15 mm, height 13 mm, weight 1 pts, weight of oblique bars 0,5 pts, 
colour: 100 % black . 
- the number of the EU R egulation  harmonised by this Regulation EU/2020/740  shall be 100 
% black and in Verdana Regular 6 pt . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  III 
 
PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET  
 
The information in the product information sheet of tyres shall be included in the product 
brochure or other literature provided with the tyre and shall include the following : 
 
a) the trade name or trademark of the supplier or of the manufacturer if it is not the same as that 
of the supplier , 
b) the tyre type identifier . 
c) the tyre size designation, load‐capacity index and  speed category symbol, as indicated in 
UNECE Regulation No 30 or in UNECE Regulation No 54 for C1 tyres, C2 tyres and C3 tyres, 
as applicable . 
ç) the fuel efficiency class of the tyre in accordance with Annex I . 
d) the wet grip class of the tyre in accord ance with Annex I . 
e) the external rolling noise class and value in decibels in accordance with Annex I . 
f) an indication of whether the tyre is a tyre for use in severe snow conditions . 
g) an indication of whether the tyre is an ice grip tyre . 
ğ) the date  of start of production of the tyre type (two digits for the week and two digits for the 
year)  
h) the date of end of production of the tyre type, once known (two digits for the week and two 
digits for the year) . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  IV 
 
INFORMATION PROVIDED IN TECHNICAL PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL  
 
1. Information on tyres included in technical promotional material shall be provided in the 
following order : 
a) the fuel efficiency class (letter ‘A’ to ‘E’)  
b) the wet grip class (letter ‘A’ to ‘E’)  
c) the external rolling noise class and measured value in dB . 
ç) an indication of whether the tyre is a tyre for use in severe snow conditions . 
d) an indication of whether the tyre is an ice grip tyre . 
2. The information referred to in point 1 shall meet the following requirements : 
a) it shall be easy to read . 
b) it shall be easy to understand . 
c) if within a tyre family tyre types are classified differently depending on dimension or other 
characteristics, the range between the lowest performing and highest performing tyre types shall 
be stated . 
3. Suppliers shall also make the following available on their websites : 
a) if applicable, a link to the relevant Commission webpage dedicated to this Regulation . 
b) an explanation of the pictograms printed on the tyre label . 
c) a statement highlighting the fact that actual fuel savings and road safety depend heavily on 
the behaviour of drivers, and in particular on the following : 
- eco‐driving can significantly reduce fuel consumption . 
- tyre pressure needs to be regularly checked to optimise fuel efficiency and wet grip . 
- stopping distances must always be respected . 
4. Suppliers and distributors shall also, where relevant, make available on their websites a 
statement highlighting the fact that ice grip tyres a re specifically designed for road surfaces 
covered with ice and compact snow, and should only be used in very severe climate conditions 
(e.g. cold temperatures) and that using ice grip tyres in less severe climate conditions (e.g. wet 
conditions or warmer temperatures) could result in sub‐optimal performance, in particular for 
wet grip, handling and wear . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  V 
 
LABORATORY ALIGNMENT PROCEDURE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF 
ROLLING RESISTANCE  
 
1.   Definitions  
For the purposes of the laboratory  alignment procedure for the measurement of rolling 
resistance, the following definitions apply : 
1) ‘reference laboratory’ means a laboratory that is part of the network of laboratories, the 
names of which have been published in the Official Journal of the  European Union for the 
purpose of the laboratory alignment procedure, and that is able to achieve the accuracy of test 
results determined in Section 3 with its reference machine . 
2) ‘candidate laboratory’ means a laboratory participating in the laboratory  alignment procedure 
that is not a reference laboratory . 
3) ‘alignment tyre’ means a tyre that is tested for the purpose of performing the laboratory 
alignment procedure . 
4) ‘alignment tyre set’ means a set of five or more alignment tyres for the alignment  of one 
single machine . 
5) ‘assigned value’ means a theoretical value of the rolling resistance coefficient (RRC) of one 
alignment tyre as measured by a theoretical laboratory which is representative of the network 
of reference laboratories that is used fo r the laboratory alignment procedure . 
6) ‘machine’ means every tyre testing spindle in one specific measurement method; for 
example, two spindles acting on the same drum shall not be considered as one machine . 
 
2. General provisions  
 
2.1. Principle  
 
The measured (m) rolling resistance coefficient obtained in a reference laboratory (l), (RRC m,l 
), shall be aligned to the assigned values of the network of reference laboratories . The measured 
(m) rolling resistance coefficient obtained by a machine in a cand idate laboratory (c), (RRC m,c 
), shall be aligned through one reference laboratory of the network of its choice . 
 
 
 
2.2. Tyre selection requirements   
 
Alignment tyre sets shall be selected for the laboratory alignment procedure in accordance with 
the follo wing criteria. One alignment tyre set shall be selected for C1 tyres and C2 tyres 
together, and one set for C3 tyres : 
 
a) the alignment tyre set shall be selected so as to cover the range of different RRCs of C1 tyres 
and C2 tyres together, or of C3 tyres;  in any event, the difference between the highest RRC m of 
the alignment tyre set, and the lowest RRC m of the alignment tyre set shall be, before and after 
alignment, at least equal to : 
 
(i)  3 N/kN for C1 tyres and C2 tyres; and  
(ii) 2 N/kN for C3 tyres;  
 18 b) the RRC m in the candidate or reference laboratories (RRC m,c or RRC m,l ) based on declared 
RRC values of each alignment tyre of the alignment tyre set shall be distributed evenly . 
 
c) load index values shall adequately cover the range of the tyres to be tested, ensuring that the 
rolling resistance values also cover the range of the tyres to be tested . Each alignment tyre shall 
be checked prior to use and shall be replaced when : 
 
(i) the alignment tyre shows a condition which makes it unusable for further tests; or   
(ii) there are deviations of RRCm,c or RRCm,l greater than 1,5 % relative to earlier 
measurements after correction for any machine drift . 
 
2.3. Measurement method  
 
The reference laboratory shall measure each alignment tyre four times and retain the three last 
results for further analysis, in accordance with paragraph 4 of Annex 6 to UNECE Regulation 
No 117 and under the conditions set out in paragraph 3 of Annex 6 to UNECE Regulation No 
117.  
 
The candidate laboratory shall measure each alignment  tyre (n + 1) times, with n being specified 
in Section 5 of this Annex and retain the n last results for further analysis, in accordance with 
paragraph 4 of Annex 6 to UNECE Regulation No 117 and applying the conditions set out in 
paragraph 3 of Annex 6 to  UNECE Regulation No 117 .  
 
Each time an alignment tyre is measured, the tyre/wheel assembly shall be removed from the 
machine and the entire test procedure referred to in paragraph 4 of Annex 6 to UNECE 
Regulation No 117 shall be followed again from the start.  
 
The candidate or reference laboratory shall calculate : 
 
a) the measured value of each alignment tyre for each measurement as specified in paragraphs 
6.2 and 6.3 of Annex 6 to UNECE Regulation No 117 (i.e. corrected for a temperature of 25 °C 
and a  drum diameter of 2 m)  
b) the mean value of the three last measured values of each alignment tyre (in the case of 
reference laboratories) or the mean value of the n last measured values of each alignment tyre 
(in the case of candidate laboratories); and  
c) the standard deviation (σ m ) as follows : 
 
 
 
 
 
where : 
i, is the counter from 1 to p for the alignment tyres . 
j, is the counter from 2 to n + 1 for the n last repetitions of each measurement of a given 
alignment tyre . 
n+1, is the number of repetitions of tyre measurements (n + 1 = 4 for reference laboratories and 
n + 1 ≥ 4 for candidate laboratories) . 
19 p, is the number of alignment tyres (p ≥ 5) . 
 
2.4. Data formats to be used for the computations and results  
The measured RRC values corrected from drum diameter and temperature shall be rounded to 
two decimal places : Then the computations shall be made with all digits: there shall be no 
further rounding except on the final alignment equations . All standard deviation values shall be 
displayed to three deci mal places . All RRC values will be displayed to two decimal places . All 
alignment coefficients (A1 l , B1 l , A2 c and B2 c ) shall be rounded and displayed to four 
decimal places . 
 
3. Requirements applicable to the reference laboratories and determination  of the 
assigned values  
 
The assigned values of each alignment tyre shall be determined by a network of reference 
laboratories. Every second year the network shall assess the stability and validity of the assigned 
values . Each reference laboratory participating in the network shall comply with the 
specifications of Annex 6 to UNECE Regulation No 117 and have a standard deviation (σ m ) as 
follows : 
a) not greater than 0,05 N/kN for C1 tyres and C2 tyres; and  
b) not greater than 0,05 N/kN for C3 tyres . 
The alignment tyre sets that have been selected in accordance with Section 2.2 shall be 
measured in accordance with Section 2.3 by each reference laboratory of the network . The 
assigned value of each alignment tyre is the average of the measured values gi ven by the 
reference laboratories of the network for this alignment tyre . 
 
4. Procedure for the alignment of a reference laboratory to the assigned values  
Each reference laboratory (l) shall align itself to each new set of assigned values and always 
after any significant machine change or any drift in machine control tyre monitoring data . The 
alignment shall use a linear regression technique on all individual data. The regression 
coefficients, A1 l and B1  l , shall be calculated as follows : 
RRC = A1 l × RRC m,l + B1 l 
where : 
RRC l, is the assigned value of the rolling resistance coefficient . 
RRC m, l, is the individual measured value of the rolling resistance coefficient by the reference 
laboratory ‘l’ (including temperature and drum diameter corrections) . 
 
5. Requirements applicable to candidate laboratories  
Candidate laboratories shall repeat the alignment procedure at least once every second year for 
every machine and always after any significant machine change or any drift in machine control 
tyre monitoring data. 
A common set of five different tyres that have been selected in accordance with Section 2.2 
shall be measured in accordance with Section 2.3 first by the candidate laboratory and then by 
one reference laboratory. More than five alignment tyres may be  tested at the request of the 
candidate laboratory . 
 
The candidate laboratory shall provide the alignment tyre set to the selected reference 
laboratory . 
 
The candidate laboratory (c) shall comply with the specifications of Annex 6 to UNECE 
Regulation No 11 7 and preferably have standard deviations (σ m ) as follows : 
 20 a) not greater than 0,075 N/kN for C1 tyres and C2 tyres; and  
b) not greater than 0,06 N/kN for C3 tyres . 
 
If the standard deviation (σ m ) of the candidate laboratory is higher than those values after four 
measurements, the last three being used for the computations, then the number n + 1 of 
measurement repetitions shall be increased as follows for the entire batch : 
n+1 = 1+(σ m/γ)2 , rounded up to the nearest higher integer value . 
 
where : 
γ = 0,043 N/kN for C1 tyres and C2 tyres . 
γ = 0,035 N/kN for C3 tyres . 
 
6. Procedure for the alignment of a candidate laboratory  
One reference laboratory (l) of the network shall calculate the linear regression function on all 
individual data of the candidate laboratory (c). The regression coefficients, A2 c and B2 c , shall 
be calculated as follows : 
RRC m,l = A2c × RRC m,c + B2 c 
where : 
RRC m,l, is the individual measured value of the rolling resistance coefficient by the reference 
laboratory (l) (including temperature and drum diameter corrections) . 
RRC m,c, is the individual measured value of the rolling resistance coefficient by t he candidate 
laboratory (c) (including temperature and drum diameter corrections) . 
If the coefficient of determination R2 is lower than 0,97, the candidate laboratory shall not be 
aligned . 
The aligned RRC of tyres tested by the candidate laboratory shall b e calculated as follows : 
RRC = ( A1l × A2c) × RRC m,c + (A1 l × B2 c + B1 l) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  VI 
 
VERIFICATION PROCEDURE  
 
The conformity with this Regulation of the declared fuel efficiency, wet grip and external 
rolling noise classes, as well as  the declared values, and any additional performance information 
on the tyre label, shall be assessed for each tyre type or each grouping of tyres as determined 
by the supplier, according to one of the following procedures : 
 
1. A single tyre or tyre set is  tested first. If the measured values meet the declared classes or the 
declared external rolling noise value within the verification tolerances referred to in the table 
below, the tyre label shall be considered to comply with this Regulation . 
 
2. If the me asured values do not meet the declared classes or the declared external rolling noise 
value within the verification tolerances referred to in the table below, three additional tyres or 
tyre sets are to be tested; the average measurement value stemming from  the three additional 
tyres or tyre sets tested is to be used to verify the declared information, taking into account the 
verification tolerances referred to in the table below . 
 
3. Where the classes or values on the tyre label are derived from type‐approval test results 
obtained in accordance with  Regulation on type -approval requirements for the general safety 
of motor vehicles, their trailers and systems, components and separate te chnical units intended 
therefor (661/2009/EU) or UNECE Regulation No 117, Ministry may use measurement data 
obtained from the conformity of production tests on tyres that were carried out under the type‐
approval procedure established by Regulation on the a pproval and market surveillance of motor 
vehicles and their trailers, and of systems, components and separate technical units intended for 
such vehicles  published in the Official Gazette No. 31104 dated 19/04/2020 (EU/2018/858) . 
Assessments of the measurement data obtained from the conformity of production tests shall 
take into account the verification tolerances referred to in the table below . 
 
Measured 
parameter  Verification tolerances  
RRC ( fuel 
efficiency ) The aligned measured value shall not be  greater than the upper limit (the 
highest RRC) of the declared class by more than 0,3  N/kN . 
External rolling 
noise  The measured value shall not be greater than the declared value of  N by more 
than 1  dB(A) . 
Wet grip  The measured value G(T) shall not be l ower than the lower limit (the lowest 
value of G) of the declared class . 
Snow grip  The measured value shall not be lower than the minimum snow grip index . 
Ice grip  The measured value shall not be lower than the minimum ice grip index . 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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ANNEX  VII 
 
INFORMATION TO BE ENTERED INTO THE PRODUCT DATABASE  OR 
SUPPLIERS’  WEBSITES   
 
1. Information to be entered into the public part of the product database or suppliers’ websites : 
a) the trade name or trademark, address, contact details and other legal identification of the 
supplier . 
b) the tyre type identifier . 
c) the tyre label in electronic format . 
ç) the class(es) and other parameters of the tyre label; and  
d) the parameters of the product information sheet in electronic format . 
 
2. Information that supplier s shall provide to the Ministry upon its request in order  to ensure 
theimplementation of this Regulation : 
a) the tyre type identifier of all equivalent tyre types that are already placed on the market . 
b) a general description of the tyre type, including its dimensions, load index and speed rating, 
sufficient for it to be unequivocally and easily identified . 
c) protocols of the testing, grading and measurement of the tyre parameters set out in Annex I . 
ç) specific precautions, if any, that shall be taken when the tyre type is assembled, installed, 
maintained or tested . 
d) the measured technical parameters of the tyre type, where relevant; and  
e) the calculations performed with the measured technical parameters . 
 
 