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You are here: Home1 / News2 / Company News3 / Smithers adds tyre ice grip testing to accreditation portfolio

Smithers adds tyre ice grip testing to accreditation portfolio

Date: 23rd January 2023 Author: Stephen Goodchild Comments: 0
ISO 19447 testing is conducted on a flat, polished ice surface (Photo: Smithers)

Testing, consulting, information, and compliance services provider Smithers has added ISO 19447 testing, a method for measuring the relative ice grip performance of passenger car tyres, to its scope of accreditation. The ISO 19447 test method is very similar to ECE R117 C1 Braking, which is currently pending approval in Europe.

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