Sava Information

We use cookies to optimize the design and performance of our websites. By continuing your visit on the website, you consent to the use of cookies. Find out more about our cookies and how we use them We use cookies to optimize the design and performance of our websites. By clicking 'I agree', you consent to the use of cookies. Find out more about our cookies and how we use them. Please note that refusing the use of cookies may result in a reduced availability of the services provided on our website. I Agree The 3/15/50 approach reflects the different numbers of performance criteria that our tires are tested for. Introduced in 2012, the standardized EU tire label analyzes each tire under 3 key performance criteria: Fuel efficiency A measure of the tires rolling resistance, which has an impact on your vehicles fuel efficiency. Rated from A (highest rating) to G (lowest rating). Wet grip A measure of the tires braking ability on wet roads. Wet grip is rated from A (highest rating) to F (lowest rating). External rolling noise - A measure of the external noise generated by the tire, in decibels. The black sound waves indicate the noise class of the tire, from 1 (quiet) to 3 (loud). Europes top automotive organizations and publications independently test tires for an average of 15 key performance criteria, typically including: At Sava we believe that the EU Tire Label helps consumers make an informed choice when purchasing new tires. Thats why we worked together with EU officials on developing the label prior to its introduction. We also value the input of independent testers and organizations and respect their honest appraisals of our products, again believing they help consumers make an informed choice. Thats why we publish test results alongside our tire information in brochures and online.