AD TYRES INTERNATIONAL SLU is committed to making its website accessible to everyone, whatever their disability. The site is assessed against the European harmonised standard EN 301 549, which sets the accessibility requirements for digital products and services in the European Union, using the RAWeb 1.1 standard, which provides full coverage of it.
Accessibility statement
grip500.com is fully compliant with the RAWeb 1.1 standard.
Test results
The accessibility audit carried out in-house on 16 September 2026 shows that 100% of the RAWeb 1.1 criteria are met across the tested sample.
Non-accessible content
No non-conformity with the standard was found. Two gaps relate to good practice outside the chosen standard and are documented here for transparency: some touch targets are smaller than 24 px (WCAG 2.2 success criterion 2.5.8, which RAWeb 1.1 does not include since it is based on WCAG 2.1), and the skip link and the home page header block are not contained within an ARIA region.
Disproportionate burden
None.
Content not subject to the accessibility requirement
None.
Preparation of this statement
This statement was prepared on 16 September 2026. It is based on an audit carried out in-house (self-assessment) by AD TYRES INTERNATIONAL SLU.
Technologies used
HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, WordPress.
Test environment
Testing was carried out with: Chromium 140 on macOS, at desktop (1440×900) and mobile (375×812) sizes; automated analysis with axe-core 4.10.2 driven by Playwright; verification of the keyboard path, focus visibility and tab order; contrast measured using the WCAG formula and, for text placed over an image, by sampling the background pixels; verification of rendering at 320 px, at 200% and 400% zoom, and under the text-spacing values required by WCAG 1.4.12.
Tools used to assess accessibility
axe-core 4.10.2, Playwright, accessibility tree inspection, contrast calculation using the WCAG formula, background pixel analysis for text over images.
Pages checked for compliance
All 5 page templates were audited, in all 6 languages:
- /
- /websites/
- /legal-notice/
- /privacy-policy/
- /cookie-policy/
Feedback and contact
If you are unable to access any content or service on this site, you may contact us to be directed to an accessible alternative or to obtain the content in another form: through the site’s contact form, or by email at cm@grip500.com.
Remedies
If you report an accessibility defect that prevents you from accessing content or a feature of the site and you do not receive a reply from us, you are entitled to send your complaint or a referral request to the French Defender of Rights (Défenseur des droits). Several channels are available: the online contact form (opens in a new window), the Defender of Rights delegate for your département, or postal mail (freepost, no stamp required): Défenseur des droits, Libre réponse 71120, 75342 Paris CEDEX 07.
Multi-year accessibility plan 2026-2029
This plan sets out the digital accessibility policy applied to grip500.com for the 2026-2029 period. It is reviewed at the end of the three years, or whenever the site is redesigned.
Accessibility policy
AD TYRES INTERNATIONAL SLU aims to maintain full compliance with the RAWeb 1.1 standard across all pages of grip500.com. Accessibility is treated as a standing requirement rather than a one-off exercise: every change to the site is checked before it goes live.
Scope
The grip500.com website in its six languages (English, French, Catalan, Spanish, Italian, German), that is five page templates and thirty addresses.
Accessibility officer
Responsibility for the digital accessibility of grip500.com rests with management, which is the single point of contact for any question or report.
Human and financial resources
The compliance work and ongoing accessibility maintenance are carried out in-house, with no external supplier. The tools used are free and open-source.
Skills and training
The people who produce or edit the site’s content are briefed on the rules that directly concern them: writing meaningful text alternatives, heading hierarchy, explicit link text, sufficient contrast. This briefing is repeated whenever the standard changes.
Internal organisation
Every change to the site goes through an accessibility check before publication: automated analysis, verification of the keyboard path, and review of any contrast introduced.
Use of suppliers
Any future work on the site (development, redesign, supply of a theme or plugin) will carry an explicit requirement to comply with the RAWeb standard in force, and acceptance testing will include an accessibility check.
Handling feedback
Every report received through the contact form or by email receives a reply and, where it reveals a genuine defect, a fix or an accessible alternative.
Monitoring and updates
The accessibility statement is updated every three years, whenever the site is substantially modified, or within eighteen months of a new version of the standard being published. The action plan is renewed annually.
Action plan 2026-2027
This plan implements the multi-year plan for the current year.
Completed in 2026
Full audit of the five page templates against the RAWeb 1.1 standard. Remediation: replacement of the visual captcha with an accessible mechanism, introduction of a level-1 heading and a valid heading hierarchy on the six home pages, text alternatives for decorative images, contrast corrections, links distinguishable without relying on colour alone, labelled navigation regions, keyboard access to the language switcher and the mobile menu, removal of horizontal overflow at 320 px, dismissal of the consent banner with the Escape key, autocomplete on fields holding personal data. Publication of these documents.
Planned for 2027
Annual compliance check across the five templates and six languages. Verification of screen reader output. Update of the statement should the standard change. Accessibility check of every change to the site before publication.
Statement prepared on 16 September 2026.