Newsom Defends California’s Low-Res Tire Rules Amid Price Backlash

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom defended the state’s controversial tire rules, arguing that mandating lower-resistance, energy-efficient tires will save drivers money and reduce fuel use, with the California Energy Commission estimating nearly $1 billion in annual savings in fuel and electricity; the policy could affect about 70% of replacement tires, drawing opposition from Goodyear and some Republicans who warn higher costs, while other manufacturers voiced caution on enforcement and affordability.
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