Formula tyres
2 patterns with at least eight sizes · 71 registrations in EPREL
Formula at a glance
Formula labels against all brands (passenger cars)
46 Formula tyres for passenger cars are on sale. Each percentage is the share of those tyres, next to the same share for every brand’s tyres for passenger cars on sale.
| Measure | Formula | All brands |
|---|---|---|
| Class A for wet grip | 0% | 11% |
| Class A for fuel efficiency | 0% | 2% |
| Wet grip at least as good as 75% of same-size rivals | 0% | 52% |
| Fuel efficiency at least as good as 75% of same-size rivals | 43% | 61% |
| Noise at least as low as 75% of same-size rivals | 30% | 38% |
| 3PMSF snow symbol | 35% | 39% |
| Median rolling noise | 70 dB | 71 dB |
The “75% of same-size rivals” rows compare each tyre only with tyres of the same size, class and season, so a brand that sells mostly small or mostly large sizes gains no advantage from its size range. Because many tyres share a class, more than a quarter of all tyres reach this mark. The class A rows do not adjust for size.
Strongest patterns on each measure
Summer tyres
- Energy28 sizesCD70–72 dB
Winter and 3PMSF tyres
- Winter13 sizesD70–71 dB
Questions
How do Formula tyres do on wet grip?
Of the Formula tyres for passenger cars on sale, 0% declare class A for wet grip (all brands: 11%). Compared only with tyres of the same size, 0% are at least as good as 75% of their rivals (all brands: 52%).
Does Formula make tyres with the snow symbol?
16 of the 46 Formula tyres for passenger cars on sale carry the 3PMSF symbol (35%; all brands: 39%).