Slowly but surely, airless tires are getting ready to hit the highway. 🤓 engineering
, is due to launch in 2024. aim is for a complete reshuffle of conventional wheels and tires so that they are fully replaced as an assembly unit for passenger cars. The airless tire has all-round benefits: less raw material and energy are used in their production, the amount of scrapped tires due to punctures or damage will dramatically minimize, wear and tear issues due to over or under inflation will be eliminated, and roads will become safer with fewer blowouts or flat tires.
Furthermore, in 2014, Michelin made light of its new US$ 50 million plant for airless tire production, according to. Currently, the Tweel is produced and used for non-passenger vehicles, such as in construction and farm equipment.
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