The purpose of the regulations is to provide standardized information on safety and environmental impact, thus making it easier for consumers to compare different tyre models.
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Europe tyre labelling regulations
From 1st May 2021, new tire labelling regulation will enter into force in Europe. It will update 2012 regulation label appearance, introducing a QR code and logos indicating if the tyre is for use in snow/ice conditions. By other hand this regulation will be applied to Truck & bus tyres, in addition to passenger oner. Read full regulation >
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European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturer´s Association
European Comission
Tyre labelling regulations in South Korea
Program proposal for efficiency and wet grip tyre rating labelling that entered into force on a voluntary basis in 2011 and became mandatory in 2012 Read full regulation >
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KOTMA
Brazil tyre labelling regulations
The Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade issued new regulation no. 544 (Regulations regarding requirements for evaluation of conformity of new tyres) on 25 October 2012. Compliance date: Certification of new tyre families, April 2015 Read full regulation >
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INMETRO
Japan tyre labelling regulations
Voluntary program for efficiency and wet grip began in January 2010 Read full regulation >
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JATMA
USA tyre labelling regulations
Test method adopted in 2010; rating and labelling program for efficiency, wet traction and durability will likely be delayed until at least 2014 Read full regulation >
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RMA
