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  • C
    Fuel Efficiency
    Fuel Efficiency / Rolling Resistance: C

    How much fuel the tyre uses as it rolls. Graded A to E, where A is the most efficient and E the least.

  • C
    Wet Grip
    Wet Grip / Braking Performance: C

    How well the tyre stops in the wet. Graded A to E, where A is the shortest stopping distance. Each grade is worth roughly 3 metres, about a car length.

  • B72 dB
    External Noise
    Noise Emission / Exterior Noise: B (72 dB)

    How loud the tyre is from outside the car, measured in decibels. Graded A to C, where A is the quietest.

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Roadmarch Prime UHP07 275/60R20 119H XL

  • Tick Icon Car
    Car tyre:

    Designed for cars, rather than vans, 4x4s or commercial vehicles.

  • Tick Icon Reinforced (XL)
    Extra Load or Reinforced tyres:

    A stronger sidewall lets this tyre carry more weight than a standard tyre of the same size. Marked XL on the sidewall.

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Product description & features

Roadmarch Prime UHP07 summer tyre is designed for ultra high performance with summer driving and stable motorway and A-road driving. Its outer tread shoulder has outer edge blocks designed for turn-induced steering response. The stability of the tread across the centre of the tyre is designed for stability and control during braking and acceleration. The UHP07 has wide main grooves with channel connections to provide effective water removal from the contact patch.

The Roadmarch Prime UHP07 tread design also has the benefit of disrupting the flow of air as the tyre rotates, which helps to manage the sound of the road, providing a quieter ride. The Prime UHP07 is designed for summer commuting and travel. Tyres.co.uk has the Roadmarch Prime UHP07 in stock.

Highlights

  • Summer driving and commuting
  • Outer shoulder edge blocks
  • Wide grooves for water removal
  • Quieter ride through airflow control