California's new tire rules face backlash

California has approved new regulations that will phase out the sale of replacement tires failing to meet energy-efficiency standards, potentially eliminating 70% of available tires. Critics argue these rules will increase costs for consumers, with tire prices possibly rising by over $300 for a set, and may reduce tire safety and durability. Supporters claim the regulations will lower emissions and fuel costs, but opponents say they are driven by environmental motives that harm affordability and consumer choice.

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