California Assembly Resolution 141 urges the Energy Commission to reassess the Replacement Tire Efficiency Program.
California Assembly Resolution 141 expresses concerns about the Replacement Tire Efficiency Program's potential negative impacts on affordability and the environment. It urges the Energy Commission to reassess the program, considering factors like increased tire costs, reduced consumer choice, and the full environmental life-cycle impacts of the standards. The resolution highlights discrepancies between the Energy Commission's estimates and industry data on the cost increase per set of tires.
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