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California’s new tire regulations, set to roll out in 2029 and again in 2033, aim to slash fuel use and emissions by mandating lower-rolling-resistance tires — potentially saving drivers a billion dollars annually and removing the equivalent of 400,000 cars from the road. While the state touts environmental and economic wins, the tire industry warns of higher costs, affordability issues, and possible safety risks if consumers delay replacements. Manufacturers are preparing, but concerns linger over price hikes and market fairness — all while California pushes ahead with what could reshape how Americans drive.

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