TireLabelKit is installed
Show the EU tyre label — fuel efficiency, wet grip and external rolling noise, plus the snow and ice grip pictograms — on your product pages. Regulation (EU) 2020/740. No code required.
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Fill in a tyre product
Open a tyre and scroll to Product metafields. The Tyre fields are already there (created automatically). Enter the classes as single letters — fuel efficiency and wet grip are
Open productsA–E, noise class isA–C— then the measured noise value in decibels, for example72. Settire_snowortire_icetotrueto show a pictogram, and paste the EPREL link. Save. - 2
Add the block to the product template
In the theme editor, use the page selector at the top and choose Products › Default product. Click Add block and choose EU Tyre Label. Save. Important: the block shows product data, so it must live on the product template — not the home page.
Open Theme Editor - 3
Check the product page
Open the product's page in your online store: the tyre label appears automatically. Products with no tyre data show nothing — no empty labels on your other products.
How the classes are drawn
Each class is shown as the official A-to-E colour
ladder with your grade highlighted and repeated as a large arrow chip, the same way the printed EU label
does it. Only the rows you fill in are drawn, so a tyre without a noise measurement simply omits that row.
Enter the letters on their own (B, not Class B).
Metafield reference
custom.tire_fuel_class | Fuel efficiency class, a single letter A-E |
custom.tire_wet_class | Wet grip class, a single letter A-E |
custom.tire_noise_db | Measured external rolling noise in decibels, e.g. '72' |
custom.tire_noise_class | External rolling noise class, a single letter A-C |
custom.tire_snow | Set to 'true' to show the three-peak mountain snowflake pictogram |
custom.tire_ice | Set to 'true' to show the ice grip pictogram |
custom.tire_eprel_url | Link to the product information sheet in the EU EPREL database |
custom.tire_size_info | Optional, e.g. '205/55 R16 91V' |
TireLabelKit helps you present the tyre information required by Regulation (EU) 2020/740; it is a display tool and not legal advice. Make sure the classes and values you enter match the official type-approval data for your tyres.