| Season |
Summer
|
| Category | Passenger cars |
Fuel efficiency |
B |
Wet grip |
B |
|
External noise
|
69 dB B
|
| Features | EV |
At Rīgas Riepas you can pay both digitally and with cash - choose whichever suits you best:
Cooper Summer 1C - reliable summer-season tyres designed for safe handling and comfort. The XL marking certifies the reinforced sidewalls - an ideal choice for heavier vehicles or driving at full load. A class B fuel-efficiency rating indicates significantly lower rolling resistance than the market average and good fuel economy. Class A wet grip on the EU label certifies excellent handling and safe braking in wet weather. The W (up to 270 km/h) speed index certifies these tyres' suitability for sporty, dynamic driving with a full safety margin. 15 size options (rims from 16" to 19") - suitable for a wide range of car models, from 215/65 R16 to 225/55 R19. Recommended for Latvian summer conditions: stable handling, a good braking distance and comfortable driving in the warm months.
Delivery to any address within 1-3 working days, or collection from our warehouse at Slokas iela 55, Rīga
Don't want to hunt for a place to store your tyres every season? We'll take care of it for you.
Plans changed? Return unfitted tyres within 14 days.
In partnership with InBank, we offer interest-free instalment payments for tyres online. Postpone your payment until next month or split it into 2 or 3 instalments.
Cooper Summer 1C - reliable summer-season tyres designed for safe handling and comfort. The XL marking certifies the reinforced sidewalls - an ideal choice for heavier vehicles or driving at full load. A class B fuel-efficiency rating indicates significantly lower rolling resistance than the market average and good fuel economy. Class A wet grip on the EU label certifies excellent handling and safe braking in wet weather. The W (up to 270 km/h) speed index certifies these tyres' suitability for sporty, dynamic driving with a full safety margin. 15 size options (rims from 16" to 19") - suitable for a wide range of car models, from 215/65 R16 to 225/55 R19. Recommended for Latvian summer conditions: stable handling, a good braking distance and comfortable driving in the warm months.
You can find the correct tyre size in a matter of seconds - it is marked both on the tyre itself and in several places on the car.
Tip: Always check that the size recommended on the car matches the tyres actually fitted. If the car's rims have been changed, the size may differ from the manufacturer's recommendation.
Example: 205/55 R16 91V
Important: The letter R does not stand for "radius" - this is one of the most common mistakes. R denotes the tyre's radial construction.
| Index | Max. load | Index | Max. load |
|---|---|---|---|
| 82 | 475 kg | 91 | 615 kg |
| 84 | 500 kg | 94 | 670 kg |
| 86 | 530 kg | 96 | 710 kg |
| 88 | 560 kg | 98 | 750 kg |
| 90 | 600 kg | 100 | 800 kg |
Important: Never fit tyres with a lower load index than specified by the car manufacturer.
| Index | Max. speed | Index | Max. speed |
|---|---|---|---|
| T | 190 km/h | W | 270 km/h |
| H | 210 km/h | Y | 300 km/h |
| V | 240 km/h | (Y) | >300 km/h |
Tip: Winter tyres may have a speed rating one grade lower than summer tyres.
The M+S marking indicates an improved tread for mud and snow, but M+S is the manufacturer's own declaration with no mandatory testing. M+S alone does not guarantee genuine winter performance.
The tyre has passed a standardised braking test on packed snow and delivers at least 25% better grip than the reference tyre. These are genuine winter tyres.
In Latvia: Winter tyres are mandatory from 1 December to 1 March. Studded tyres are permitted from 1 October to 1 May.
Run-flat tyres with reinforced sidewalls let you keep driving after a complete loss of air pressure - typically up to 80 km at speeds of up to 80 km/h. Common on cars without a spare wheel.
| Marking | Manufacturer |
|---|---|
| RFT | Bridgestone |
| SSR | Continental |
| ROF | Goodyear, Dunlop |
| ZP | Michelin |
| RSC | ISO standard (often BMW / MINI) |
| MOE | Mercedes-Benz |
| HRS | Hankook |
| Run Flat | Pirelli |
Important: Run-flat and conventional tyres must never be combined on the same axle - this compromises handling and safety.
Since 2021, all new tyres sold on the EU market must carry a standardised label. It rates three parameters:
The label may also carry additional symbols: