Goodyear has introduced an online tool aimed at helping fleet operators visualise potential cost savings and environmental benefits from upgrading their tyre and mobility solutions. The Goodyear Value Simulator is now available on the company’s truck tyres website and allows users to tailor simulations based on their own fleet profiles.
The simulator is part of Goodyear Total Mobility — the company’s end-to-end offering for commercial fleets. In just a few clicks, fleet managers can access insights into how adopting premium tyres and smart mobility services might translate into lower running costs and reduced emissions.
According to Goodyear, the tool factors in:
Once data is entered, the simulator generates an instant estimate of:
Goodyear explains that the CO₂ savings are based on theoretical fuel consumption, using EU tyre label ratings as a benchmark. Actual savings will depend on variables such as vehicle condition, driver behaviour, and road conditions.
Maciej Szymański, Marketing Director Commercial at Goodyear EMEA, said:
“At Goodyear, we are committed to supporting transport fleets in maximizing efficiency, increasing competitiveness, and promoting sustainability. The Goodyear Value Simulator confirms our dedication to customer-centric solutions and helps fleet managers to make informed decisions that aim to drive tangible benefits for their operations.”
The simulator also recommends suitable Goodyear products and services aligned with the user's input. These suggestions can serve as a starting point for discussions with Goodyear’s team for a more detailed analysis and tailored fleet strategy.
Szymański added:
“With the Goodyear Value Simulator, fleets can visualise the potential financial and environmental impact of adopting Goodyear Total Mobility. From reducing breakdown costs to enhancing fuel efficiency, our solutions are designed to deliver real value to our customers.”
The Goodyear Value Simulator is now live at: www.goodyear.eu/en_gb/truck/value-simulator.html
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