When winter tyres are mandatory
Winter tyres are mandatory in Estonia from 1 December to 1 March. Road conditions may extend this earlier or later.

We don't rate studded tyres. A rating has to stand on something, and a studded tyre has no EU label -- no wet grip, fuel or noise classes to build a rating from. A made-up number here would just be decoration.
Three verifiable facts, not an opinion.
Regulation (EU) 2020/740 requires fuel, wet grip and noise classes to be shown, but studded tyres are explicitly excluded from its scope, along with retreaded, competition and off-road tyres.
That means these classes don't exist. If a shop shows a label next to a studded tyre, it's either the wrong product or the wrong data field. We honestly show that no label is required, not an empty box.
Winter tyres are mandatory in Estonia from 1 December to 1 March. Road conditions may extend this earlier or later.
Studded tyres may be used from 15 October to 31 March, and in winter road conditions also from 1 October to 30 April.
We show the supplier's stock today. A tyre in stock arrives in 1-2 business days; a tyre from the supplier's European warehouse states its exact delivery time in days before you buy.
Rubber compound ages even unused. We put the year on every tyre — even when it doesn't help us.
The same file the manufacturer filed with EPREL — not our own redrawn image. On studded tyres we say why there is no label.
A tyre in stock ships the next business day. A set of four from 190 € ships free.
A set of four always ships free.