Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 255/30R21 93Y XL Summer for Passenger
Fuel Economy: E, Wet Grip: A, Noise: 71dB
from314,00 € at 2 stores
Falken Azenis FK510 255/30R21 93Y XL MFS Summer for Passenger Car
Fuel Economy: E, Wet Grip: A, Noise: 71dB
Gripmax Suregrip Pro Sport 255/30R21 93Y XL Summer for Passenger
Fuel Economy: D, Wet Grip: A, Noise: 73dB
from129,00 € at 3 stores
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ClearSelect Rim Diameter21 inches
Select Tyre Size255/30R21
- 225/40R21 2
- 225/45R21 1
- 235/45R21 41
- 245/35R21 41
- 245/40R21 34
- 245/45R21 7
- 255/30R21 7
- 255/35R21 48
- 255/40R21 75
- 255/45R21 12
- 255/50R21 9
- 265/30R21 8
- 265/35R21 45
- 265/40R21 55
- 265/45R21 51
- 275/25R21 1
- 275/30R21 18
- 275/35R21 69
- 275/40R21 37
- 275/45R21 68
- 275/50R21 8
- 285/30R21 19
- 285/35R21 25
- 285/40R21 40
- 285/45R21 42
- 295/25R21 4
- 295/30R21 16
- 295/35R21 70
- 295/40R21 31
- 305/25R21 1
- 305/30R21 21
- 305/35R21 4
- 315/30R21 32
- 315/35R21 28
- 315/40R21 32
- 325/30R21 28
- 325/40R21 1
- Summer Tires: Designed for mild weather conditions of 7°C and above.
- 4 Seasons: Designed to perform throughout the year, on a wide range of surfaces and weather conditions.
- Winter: Optimized for cold weather conditions and temperatures below 7°C, with a sole design that prioritizes grip.
- Wet Grip: This concerns the ability of the tire to adhere to wet pavement. Tires with a high wet grip index immobilize the vehicle more quickly on wet pavement when the brake is applied fully.
- Fuel Economy: Tires with fuel consumption rating A have lower rolling resistance and better fuel efficiency. On the other hand, tires with fuel consumption rating D have higher rolling resistance and greater fuel consumption.
- XL: These are reinforced tires designed for heavy/commercial vehicles, as the hard sidewalls allow the tire to withstand greater loads and pressures.
- Runflat: The tires allow the driver to continue driving even after a puncture and can travel a distance of 50 to 90 kilometers.
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