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Hankook Tyre, the seventh-largest and one of the fastest growing tyre manufacturers in the world, has launched a revolutionary range of low rolling-resistance tyres which can improve fuel consumption and lower greenhouse gas emissions. Motoring journalist and industry engineering consultant John Cadogan undertook local testing which proved that Hankook's enfren range of low rolling-resistance tyres combines a number of technologies which help improve fuel economy by as much as five per cent, resulting in reduced CO2 emissions.    
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