Radar DIMAX ECO Reviews
Engineered with low rolling resistance and high performance in mind, this tyre sets a new standard in the industry. It proudly boasts the highest EU Tyre label grade of “A” for Rolling Resistance, guaranteeing exceptional fuel efficiency and a reduction in CO2 emissions.
Key Features
- Good Handling - Optimised and light weight construction which provides excellent handling.
- High fuel efficiency - Unique low-hysteresis tread compound that reduces energy loss and results in a lower rolling resistance which in turn leads to the vehicle delivering higher fuel efficiency and reduction in CO2 emissions.
- Enhanced wet grip, good aquaplaning resistance and shorter braking distance - Specially formulated tread compound along with the 3 wide circumferential grooves offers shorter braking distance and enhanced grip in wet conditions.
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 20" | |||
| 195/55R20 95H | 723mm | - | - |
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