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0Bridgestone adds more sizes to fuel-saving Ecopia EP422 tire lineup 1310483820
Bridgestone has announced the expansion of its fuel-saving Ecopia EP422 low-rolling resistance tire lineup from five to 29 sizes, ranging from 15- to 18-inch tires sized specifically for vehicles like the Toyota Prius, Chevy Malibu, Nissan Altima and Honda Odyssey. All Ecopia EP422 tires feature ...
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Chevy Cruze Eco uses Goodyear Assurance Fuel Max tires for "hybrid-like" fuel economy 1304959980
With the national average gas prices inching to nearly $4 a gallon ($3.96 today), efforts to boost the fuel economy of new vehicle models are heating up. Take, for example, the 2011 Chevrolet Cruze Eco. General Motors' tire development engineers worked with tire manufacturers to develop what ... -
Consumer Reports: Low-rolling resistance tires fail to meet buyers' expectations 1290260880
Recently, Consumer Reports conducted a survey of car tire buyers and discovered that a remarkable 95 percent of consumers were satisfied with their shopping experience. CR also found, though, that less than half of tire buyers researched before purchasing. When "so much is riding on your tires" ...
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Bridgestone launches Ecopia low-rolling resistance tire for tractor trailers 1286025000
There are countless tips and tricks out there that supposedly help boost fuel economy on any car, but the reality is that most are dubious or only provide fuel savings that are barely worth measuring. However, there is an oft-overlooked item that's standard on just about anything that rolls down ... -
2011 Porsche Panamera gets more efficient with brake energy regeneration 1276881000
Porsche Panamera 4S – Click above for high-res image galleryPorsche has boosted the fuel efficiency of the Panamera for the 2011 model year by adding brake energy regeneration and optional lower rolling resistance tires. The same feature has been available on many BMWs for at least two ... -
Consumer Reports tests fuel-saving tires, Michelin Energy Saver comes out on top 1275429960
Of all the tips and tricks that are known to save fuel on modern-day cars and trucks, one that often gets overlooked is getting the right set of tires mounted up. Of course, nobody wants to use an inferior set of tires in the hopes of saving just a wee bit of gas, so Consumer Reports decided it was ...

