Run flat tyres allow you to continue driving even after a partial or complete loss of air pressure. They allow you to travel an average of 80 km (50 miles) at a maximum speed of 80 km/h (50 mph).

Reinforced tyres have an increased load capacity. Thanks to this, they better meet the requirements for tyres used on heavy-duty vehicles, such as delivery vans. Reinforced tyres are usually marked with the letters XL (extra load), but some manufacturers use different symbols.

Extra load – tyres with a reinforced construction that can withstand higher loads than standard tyres. Recommended for heavy or fully loaded vehicles.

Tyre spikes are metal studs for maximum traction on icy or packed snow surfaces. They provide reliability in extreme winter conditions.

Snow grip tyres are certified winter performance tyres featuring the Three Peak Mountain Snowflake (3PMSF) marking. They provide safe traction on snowy and icy roads.

Mud/snow (M+S) is a designation for tyres suitable for use in muddy and snowy conditions. The tyres provide basic all-season or winter traction, but do not guarantee the same winter protection as 3PMSF certified tyres.