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Helen and John Taylor reset fuel mileage world record at 67.9 mpg

Helen and John Taylor have done it again. The husband and wife team of hyper-milers fuel stretchers have just broken their own "48 Contiguous U.S. States Fuel Economy Guinness World Record" with an average of 67.9 miles per gallon. That's quite a bit better than the duo's previous record of just over 58 mpg, and it was recorded over three weeks and more than 9,000 miles without such controversial and potentially dangerous techniques as drafting or rolling through stop signs. Key to the Taylor's success is both their choice of automobile ... Read more →

French magazine calculates the real savings using low-rolling resistance tires

Every time an automaker announces a green signature label, one of the factory-installed features to reduce fuel consumption is probably low-rolling resistance tires. French magazine Autoplus did a ...

Goodyear joins EPA Smartway Transport partnership

Goodyear has announced that it has joined the EPA's Smartway Transport partnership. Smartway is a program aimed at reducing pollution from road freight transport and offers low-cost loans to make it ...

Goodyear announces two new fuel-saving truck tires

Goodyear has announced that its truck division has released two fuel-saving tires for two different applications: the Unisteel G149 RSA RH tire for on-highway regional service and the Unisteel G150 ...

Goodyear anounces new "green filling" for tires - it's made from cornstarch

Sustainable and renewable materials - such as cornstarch - are going to be sources for Goodyear's new greener tires. Goodyear announced that it's developing a new line of low rolling resistance tires ...



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