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 label "max. 190 km/h" for winter tyres means you must not drive faster than 190 km/h, regardless of road conditions. This speed rating is set for your safety because winter tyres are not designed for stable performance above this speed. The speed limit applies at all times, not just in winter conditions or on slippery roads. Always respect the maximum speed label indicated for your tyres to avoid tire damage and maintain road safety.

Learn more by downloading app

Browse categories

Danger/hazard awareness What to do as a road user Right-of-way / Priority Traffic signs Environmental protection Technical aspects Fitness and qualification of motor-vehicle operato Regulations on the operation of vehicles

iFahrer – Driver’s License

Master driving with AI – Prepare, Practice, Pass!

iFahrer – Driver’s License

Master driving with AI – Prepare, Practice, Pass!