California Energy Commission Bans Sale of Majority of Tires… Far-Left Commissioner Licks Her Lips As She Boasts About New Rules (VIDEO)

The California Energy Commission has voted to implement new tire efficiency standards, which will effectively ban the sale of most replacement tires starting in 2029 and 2033. The commission claims these rules will lead to cost savings for consumers due to reduced rolling resistance, while tire manufacturers anticipate significant price increases. Over 70% of tires are expected to be banned unless they meet the new standards, with some specific exceptions listed.

• California Energy Commission voted to restrict the type and sale of tires.
• New rules set efficiency standards that will ban the majority of tires in the state.
• Phase 1 (2029): Max rolling resistance of 9.1 N/kN.
• Phase 2 (2033): Max rolling resistance of 7.2 N/kN.
• CEC claims rules will save consumers money on gas/electricity.
• Tire manufacturers estimate significant price increases per tire.
• Over 70% of tires are predicted to be banned.
• Exclusions include competition, winter, used, retreaded, and off-road tires, among others.
• Commissioner Nancy Skinner supported the new rules, stating they will save Californians money.
• CEC spokesperson urged a reporter to change the tone of her reporting on the new rules.