• Hybrid tires are more eficient than regular tires.tire image by Orlando Florin Rosu from Fotolia.com
  
  With low-rolling resistance allowing for decreased friction, hybrid tires are designed to perform well in virtually any condition and on any terrain. This puts less stress on the engine and saves energy. As a result, hybrid tires contribute to a car's fuel efficiency. Hybrid tire material generates less heat than regular tires and can run without any air for up to 50 miles, even with a flat tire.
  
  

Super E-Spec

• Known as the world's first "green" tire, the Yokohama DB Super E Spec Tire is available at your local tire distributor. The tires are made of sustainable orange oil and natural rubber, doing away with petroleum and saving fossil fuels. Fueling costs are drastically reduced by 20 percent. The Super E Spec is also used by many car models from companies such as Honda, Nissan and Toyota.
  
  

Pathway

• Providing chevron-shaped knobs, the Pathway Hybrid Bicycle Tire is suitable for maneuvering through any terrain from asphalt to gravel. The rounded profile makes for easier handling no matter how fast you are going. The Pathway also gives protection from punctures and is generally faster than regular bike tires.
  
  

Hydro Edge

• Providing 33,000 more miles than non-hybrid tires, the Michelin Hydro Edge Tire is supported by a 90,000 guaranteed warranty. The tire's MaxTouch Construction has an innovative contact patch shape evenly distributing acceleration, braking and cornering forces. As the most fuel-efficient tire of its category, the Hydro Edge uses less energy from the engine. The powerful grip tread helps cars navigate in wet weather better than standard tires and greatly improves braking power.