1. INCREASED FUEL EFFICIENCY
Ecopia™ tires are EPA SmartWay verified, and exceed the requirements for rolling resistance and fuel efficiency.
Combat rising fuel costs with Ecopia™, our most fuel-efficient tires. Because savings happen where the rubber meets the road. This is the Ecopia Effect™.
If you’re wondering how to increase fuel efficiency, Ecopia™ tires are the answer. Running them in all three wheel positions saves you money when it matters most. Here’s how it works:
Ecopia™ tires are EPA SmartWay verified, and exceed the requirements for rolling resistance and fuel efficiency.
Ecopia™ boasts double-digit improvement for advanced tread life vs. our previous generation tires.
This extends the life of each tire and ensures maximum efficiency when Ecopia™ is paired with Bandag FuelTech retreads.
Ecopia vs Michelin X-Line
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Ecopia vs Goodyear Fuel-Max
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*,**Bridgestone R213 Ecopia (in steer position), M713 Ecopia (in drive position), and R123 Ecopia (in trailer position) in size 295/75R22.5 load range G, compared to the equivalent size and load range of Michelin X-Line Energy Z (in steer position), X-Line Energy D (in drive position), and X-Line Energy T2 (in trailer position), and to the equivalent size and load range of Goodyear Endurance LHS (in steer position), Fuel Max LHD2 (in drive position), and Fuel Max LHT (in trailer position). Rolling resistance and wear results obtained from Bridgestone internal TLCC model which incorporates third party SAE J1269 rolling resistance testing and measures results over the life of the tire. Savings calculated assuming the average price of fuel selected by Savings Calculator user, 5/32nds pull point, 80,000 lbs. total vehicle weight, for a class 8 tandem-drive axle tractor and single trailer combination traveling 100,000 miles/year. Projected wear results based on field test data across multiple users in long haul fleet application. Projected wear of Goodyear FuelMax LHT assumes same wear as Bridgestone R197 Ecopia. Actual results will vary depending on several factors such as tire size, operating conditions, maintenance, road conditions, and driving style.