Your car is equipped with winter tyres. What is the meaning of the speed label "max. 190 km/h" on your dashboard?

- may not be exceeded

- applies to wintry road conditions only

- does not apply to dry road conditions

Here is Our AI Assistant's Explanation

The speed label "max. 190 km/h" on your dashboard indicates the maximum safe speed you should not exceed when using your winter tyres. This limit is set by the tyre manufacturer to ensure safe driving performance, especially under winter conditions. It applies as a firm upper speed limit regardless of whether the road is dry or snowy, because the tyres’ construction and tread design are optimized for colder temperatures and winter conditions. Always follow this speed rating to maintain safety and tyre integrity.

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