Tai ir rašiau, kad kumho šūdas. 2020-09-09 09:31, tranzoo rašė: > padangos is viso virs 20%, o kiekviena zyme 3-7% nuo tu 20% > > On 9/9/2020 08:28, tranzoo wrote: >> EU TYRE REGULATIONS AND FUEL EFFICIENCY >> The new EU tyre regulations being introduced from November 2012 will >> mean that all tyres will have a label which contains a rating for fuel >> efficiency, wet grip and braking performance and also external noise >> levels. >> >> From this time, all EU tyres must include this label by law so >> whichever tyre retailer you visit, the new EU tyre label will be >> prominently displayed on the tyre tread, and its ratings and what they >> mean should also be explained to you as a consumer. >> >> Fuel efficiency is a very important factor when choosing a tyre – the >> more fuel efficient the more money you will save on fuel. We are often >> asked in our branches about fuel efficient tyres. Many premium brands >> have spent considerable time into research and development to produce >> the most fuel efficient tyres or 'energy saving tyres' as they are >> sometimes called, without sacrificing performance or tyre wear. But >> how can a tyre actually affect fuel efficiency? >> >> Over 20% of a car's fuel consumption is linked to tyre rolling >> resistance. What is rolling resistance? Well in simple terms, rolling >> resistance is simply the energy lost from the friction of the tyre >> hitting the road. So the more rolling resistance a tyre has i.e. >> energy required to keep the car moving and overcoming the roll >> resistance, the more fuel required. >> >> Therefore by choosing low rolling resistance tyres which require less >> energy and are more fuel efficient, you will use less fuel and save >> money. >> >> You cannot eliminate rolling resistance altogether, but by choosing >> low roll resistance tyres you can improve your fuel efficiency. This >> is why the rating on the new EU tyre labels will help you to make the >> right choice for your driving requirements as the fuel efficiency and >> rolling resistance will be rated. >> >> The new tyre regulations include a fuel efficiency/rolling resistance >> rating from A to G to help you see at a glance how economic the tyres >> are. A is the most fuel efficient and G is the least efficient. So if >> you do a lot of driving and fuel efficiency is important to you, then >> look for tyres rated A, B or C. >> >> On 9/9/2020 07:18, Dainiushas wrote: >>> kondicionierius dar vasarą. Nes nu kad dėl padangų 20% tai abejoju. >>> Ar jų dydžiai skirtingi ir skirtingus kilometrus prisuka? >>> >>> On 2020-09-09 08:15, Tomas wrote: >>>> Panašiai, gal 5,5 žieminėm, 6,5 vasarinėm. >>>> >>>> 2020-09-08 22:56, benamis rašė: >>>>> kiek cia gaunasi? 5 ziema, 6 vasara? >>>>> >>>>> Pa mane vasarines R18, ziemines R16, tai mazdaug 0.5l skiriasi (6.5 >>>>> -> 7) >>>>> >>>>> On 08.09.20 13:07, Tomas wrote: >>>>>> 2020-09-08 13:13, Teisybes Dele rašė: >>>>>>> On 9/8/2020 10:45 AM, Tomas wrote: >>>>>>>> Man su vasariniais R17 žymiai daugiau kuro ryja, nei žieminiais >>>>>>>> R16. >>>>>>> >>>>>>> >>>>>>> Gal ziema leciau vazineji? >>>>>> >>>>>> Kažkiek lėčiau, bet vargu ar tai paaiškina 20% skirtumą. Aš >>>>>> kaltinu kumho vasarines padangas. >>>> >>>