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WM-VAN

A premium winter van tire for popular van fitments.

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Features

Dry performance

The tire's ability to grip the road in dry conditions.

Wet performance

The tire's ability to grip the road in wet conditions.

Tread wear

The wear rate of the tire.

Quiet ride

The measure of how quiet a tire is while driving.

Handling

How the tire is able to respond to driving such as accelerating, braking, steering and turning.

Off road

The tire's ability to have grip on unpaved surfaces such as dirt, mud, sand, rock or gravel.

*When compared to other Cooper® tires

WM-VAN

High silica content
Delivers extra traction in the wet and cold
Cooper's patented snow groove
Enhanced snow grip
Studable tread blocks
Outstanding traction in snow and ice

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Tire specifications

There are 15 tire sizes available

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Tire size The tire size is made up of: Tread Width / Aspect Ratio / Rim Diameter. For example 245/50R18	Width The tire width is a millimetre measurement for the width of the tire. For example 245 mm when reading a tire size of 245/50R18	Aspect ratio The aspect ratio is the percentage of the height of the sidewall compared to the tread width. For example 50% when reading a tire size of 245/50R18	Load The maximum load a tire can carry is defined as a ‘Load Index’. Please refer to https://www.coopertire.co.uk/tire-safety-tips/correct-loading/	Speed rating The Speed Symbol is shown as a letter and indicates the maximum speed. Please refer to https://www.coopertire.co.uk/tire-safety-tips/correct-loading	Max speed (cannot find text: coopertires_sites:webdesigns.cooper.tooltips.max_speed)	Roll resistance Rolling Resistance is the main key factor in measuring the energy efficiency of a tire and has direct influence on the fuel consumption of a vehicle. A set of tires of the green class “A” compared to a “G” class can reduce fuel consumption by 7.5% of a passenger car; even more for trucks.	Wet grip Basis for wet grip is the absolute stopping distance when driving 80km per hour. Between each class, there are 3-6 metres difference in braking distance.	Noise level The driving by noise is quote as an absolute value in decibel and as a 3 classes sound wave symbol.
235/65 R 16C	235	65	115	R	170	E	B	72
225/65 R 16	225	65	112	R	170	E	B	72
225/65 R 16	225	65	112	R	170	F	B	72
215/60 R 16C	215	60	103	T	190	E	B	72
215/65 R 16C	215	65	109	R	170	E	B	72
215/65 R 16C	215	65	106	T	190	E	B	72
215/75 R 16C	215	75	113	R	170	E	B	72
205/65 R 16C	205	65	107	T	190	F	B	72
205/75 R 16C	205	75	110	R	170	F	B	72
195/60 R 16C	195	60	99	T	190	F	B	72
195/65 R 16C	195	65	104	T	190	F	B	72
195/75 R 16C	195	75	107	R	170	F	B	72
225/70 R 15C	225	70	112	R	170	E	B	72
215/70 R 15C	215	70	109	R	170	E	B	72
195/70 R 15C	195	70	104	R	170	F	B	72

Tire care

Tire inspection

Keep an eye out for potential problems that might affect your tires.

EU LABEL INFORMATION

What is the EU label on a tire and can I use it?

CORRECT TIRE PRESSURE

Driving on any tire that does not have the correct inflation pressure is dangerous.

Tire safety tips

How to get the most out of your tires.

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