The graph shows the change in the price of Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 185/55 R14 80H passenger car tire by month. The graph shows the minimum, maximum, and average price of Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 185/55 R14 80H passenger car tire for the last three years for United Kingdom.

Total cost of ownership (TCO)

Information about total cost of ownership.

The approximate cost of owning one Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 185/55 R14 80H tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 94.74£ for an electric car at an average consumption of 20.0 kWh per 100 km.

The approximate cost of owning one Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 185/55 R14 80H tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 237.85£ for a gasoline-powered car at an average consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 km.

The approximate cost of owning one Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 185/55 R14 80H tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 244.98£ for a diesel car at an average consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 km.

The cost of ownership of a tire is calculated for a tire's energy efficiency class based on an average tire mileage of 50,000 km before replacement, rolling resistance that consumes approximately 20% of a vehicle's average fuel consumption, and a 7.5% difference in economy between opposite energy efficiency classes. The cost of ownership of a tire is calculated for the main types of fuel: gasoline, diesel, and electricity. Fuel costs vary from state to state.

The actual cost of ownership for different brands and models of tires of the same energy efficiency class can vary by up to 5%, both up and down.

TCO for Gazoline

Cost of ownership:

237.85£

Total:

237.85£
TCO for Diesel

Cost of ownership:

244.98£

Total:

244.98£
TCO for Electricity

Cost of ownership:

94.74£

Total:

94.74£

Description

The Matador MP47 Hectorra 3 passenger car tyres are a reliable choice with their impressive wet grip class of C and load capacity index of 80. With a rim diameter of 14 inches and tyre section width of 185, they offer stability on the road while maintaining good fuel efficiency with an energy class rating of D. The external rolling noise value is also low at only 70 decibels, making for a quiet ride. These tyres were introduced to the market on September 17th, 2015 by supplier and trademark company Matador.