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What does the abbreviation MS, which can be found on winter tyres, stand for?
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“[…] winter tyres […] marked with MS (Mud and Snow).” (Driving Licence Book, 19th Edition, page 175)
There are variations of this marking, such as: M+S, M-S, M.S., M&S.
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