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Potenza S001 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Potenza Sport 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Eagle F1 Supersport 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Potenza Sport 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Potenza Sport 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Pilot Super Sport 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero (PZ4) 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Pilot Sport Cup 2 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
P Zero Corsa (PZC4) 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
Potenza Race 305/30R20
Tyre fuel efficiency is rated between A and E. A rated tyres allow you to drive further with lower CO2 emissions, whilst an E rated tyre will emit more CO2 and offer a lower fuel efficiency.
Wet grip is measured in classes A to E. A rated tyres offer better wet grip and short stopping distances where as an E rated tyre has less wet grip and longer stopping distances.
Noise levels of a tyre are measured in decibels ranging from class A to C. Low noise level tyres can range between 67 and 71 dB, where as high noise level tyres show 72 to 77dB.
To help you find the most suitable tyres for your vehicle, our search results may display tyres that match your selected speed rating as well as options with a higher speed rating. The speed rating represents the maximum speed a tyre is designed to safely handle when carrying its specified load.
Each tyre’s speed rating is identified by a letter marked on the tyre sidewall, as shown in the reference table below.
Before purchasing or installing new tyres, it is essential to verify the correct speed rating recommended for your vehicle. Using tyres with a speed rating lower than the manufacturer’s requirement may affect vehicle safety, performance, and could potentially impact the validity of your insurance coverage.
| Speed rating | MPH | Speed rating | MPH | Speed rating | MPH |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| N | 87 | S | 112 | V | 149 |
| P | 93 | T | 118 | Z/ZR | 150+ |
| Q | 99 | U | 124 | W | 168 |
| R | 106 | H | 130 | Y | 186 |
