Currently, the minimum price for TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T is . The graph shows the change in price of United Kingdom tire for TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T light commercial vehicle by month. The graph shows the minimum, maximum and average price of TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T tire over the last three years for United Kingdom.

Total cost of ownership (TCO)

Information about total cost of ownership.

The approximate cost of owning one TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 232.61£ for a gasoline-powered car at an average consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 km.

The approximate cost of owning one TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 239.6£ for a diesel car at an average consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 km.

The approximate cost of owning one TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is £ for a LPG-powered car at an average consumption of 5.5 liters per 100 km.

The approximate cost of owning one TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T tire in the EC2V, London, ENG is 95.22£ for an electric car at an average consumption of 20.0 kWh 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:

232.61£

Total:

232.61£
TCO for Diesel

Cost of ownership:

239.6£

Total:

239.6£
TCO for Electricity

Cost of ownership:

95.22£

Total:

95.22£

Description

The TAURUS 201.0 195/60 R16 99T light commercial vehicle tyre is a durable and reliable option for those who need to navigate challenging road conditions. With its severe snow tyre designation, drivers can trust that it will perform well in icy and snowy conditions. The wet grip class of C ensures that the tyre provides excellent traction in rainy or wet weather, while the energy class rating of D means that it is an efficient choice for those looking to save on fuel costs. Its external rolling noise value of 73 and B rolling noise class make it a quieter option than some other tyres on the market. This model was introduced in July 2014 and has been a trusted supplier trademark since then with its load capacity index of 99 making it ideal for carrying heavy loads without sacrificing performance or safety standards.