EU regulation 2020/740 > File layout NAN6.1 released
From 01.05.2021, the EU Regulation 2020/740 will apply. Due to the requirements of the EU product database (Regulation EU 2017/1369) with a publicly accessible area, the new regulation will be a game changer. We have created all structures to implement the requirements of the regulation. At the same time, we also hold the data according to 1222/2009. An automatic EPREL comparison takes place on an ongoing basis. As standard, we supply the information tyre type identifier, date of start of production and date of end of production. Have a look ...
Available EPREL Reg ID's > 160.000 (01.03.2023)
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