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TOMKET ALLYEAR 7
Passenger all season tyres
| sizes of tyre: | 195/50 R15 |
| speed symbol: | H (210 km/h) |
| load index: | 86 (530 kg) |
| EPREL: | 2810401 |
TOMKET ALLYEAR 7 is a versatile all‑season tyre designed for passenger cars in 195/50R15 86H format and aimed at drivers who want year‑round usability. The model embodies TOMKET's priority on dependable everyday performance combined with measured economy.
The asymmetrical tread integrates varied block stiffness zones and adaptive grooves so the contact patch responds consistently from dry to wet surfaces. By treating tread geometry, siping and void ratio as one cohesive system the tyre secures wet grip and controlled rolling resistance which helps to limit braking distance and to maintain cornering stability. The result is a tread that promotes even wear and sustained mileage while also contributing to driving comfort and crisp steering response. Long term consistency and practical efficiency are central to the design.
For the motorist this translates into predictable behaviour, modest running costs and confidence in daily use. The cumulative effect of those attributes supports TOMKET's straightforward argument: reliable performance with sensible ownership economics.
The asymmetrical tread integrates varied block stiffness zones and adaptive grooves so the contact patch responds consistently from dry to wet surfaces. By treating tread geometry, siping and void ratio as one cohesive system the tyre secures wet grip and controlled rolling resistance which helps to limit braking distance and to maintain cornering stability. The result is a tread that promotes even wear and sustained mileage while also contributing to driving comfort and crisp steering response. Long term consistency and practical efficiency are central to the design.
For the motorist this translates into predictable behaviour, modest running costs and confidence in daily use. The cumulative effect of those attributes supports TOMKET's straightforward argument: reliable performance with sensible ownership economics.













