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Eco tyres and the fuel-efficiency label
Low rolling resistance you can read off the label — fuel saved in a petrol car, range recovered in an EV.
An eco tyre attacks the one force a driver pays for continuously: rolling resistance (lower fuel use, more EV range). Lower-resistance compounds waste less energy as heat, which shows up as fuel saved in a petrol or diesel car and as range recovered in an EV. The tyre label makes the difference measurable — fuel-efficiency grades run from A to E, and every tyre in this range sits at A or B.
Efficiency need not mean numb. Two of the four tyres here pair low rolling resistance with an A wet-grip grade, and three sit at a quiet 68 dB. The EcoContact 6 — the only A-grade fuel-efficiency tyre in the LCDriveLTD catalogue — is a Tesla-approved specification. Every product page shows the full label side by side, so the trade-offs are visible before you choose.
Last reviewed: July 2026
The eco range
4 tyres in the reference range. Ask for price and fitting availability.
- Summer · EcoAsk for availability
Goodyear
EfficientGrip Performance 2
195/65 R15 91H
FuelBWet gripAAsk for price
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