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That should work in places that have good inspection requirements. The downside is that it would penalize soft rubber as well as the usage of winter tires.
by _ea1k 4y ago
That should work in places that have good inspection requirements.
The downside is that it would penalize soft rubber as well as the usage of winter tires.
- mywittyname 4y agoUTQG can be a factor in the calculation. Use a formula to normalize all tires to UTQG1000 before applying the tax.
- cptskippy 4y agoThere's a pollution aspect to be considered as well. Soft rubber tires are more polluting. Would using summer/winter tires change things? Yes you'd pay the tax on 2 pairs of tires but your wear/replacement interval would be prolonged on both sets wouldn't it?