Tips for saving money

Your key to savings: Rolling Resistance.

According to experts, tyres contribute quite considerably to your car’s fuel consumption, in some cases even up to 25 percent.*

By reducing the rolling resistance of your tyres you can substantially reduce your fuel consumption. Tyres with too little air increase rolling resistance.

If the recommended tyre air inflation values (as set by your tyres’ manufacturer) are not maintained, you risk increasing the rolling resistance of your tyres!

Consequences:

• your fuel consumptions rises
• the life expectancy of your tyres decrease
• your braking distance increases
• tyre defects such as cracking or bursting may occur

tyres was not a problem?!

Consider today’s consistently rising fuel prices, and you’ll understand: As soon as you sink 0.6 bar below the manufacturer’s recommended tyre pressure value, you risk causing an approximately four percent increase in your fuel consumption.