"Futuristic Car Tyres: Coming Up"
"Tyres Bredbury, Tyres Levenshulme ( 650+ words)"
[ "FuturisticCar Tyres: Coming UpThe aesthetic feature of a vehiclehas seen a great number of changes over the years with the incoming of moderntechnology. However, tyres have continued to be almost the same. But now withmanufacturers consistently trying to leverage innovation at each stage of theirresearch, this fact is also about to change soon.Technology has continued to evolvefaster, especially when it comes to cars. Till about a few years ago, theintegration of AI in a vehicle that could talk to you while driving wassomething that sounded straight out of sci-fi movies. That fiction has now beenturned into reality by experts in the field. Tyres form the most importantelement in a car and thus the new advancements would change the way they function.Irrespective of the type of car it is, traditional or electric, tyres andwheels remain crucial Tyres     that are connected ensuring good gripManufacturers of cars have investedextensively in developing AWD framework and 4x4 tyre to ensure that the car hasa good grip. But sensors on a car do not happen to inform the driver in casethere is a loss of grip. Sensors are an old concept in cars ranging frommeasuring the pressure in tyres to other tasks but the sensors that are nowgoing to be fitted in cars are much more advanced Tyres     that are pothole resistantBlow out or a destroyed wheel issomething which people living in areas with bad roads would have experienced.Maxion Wheels invented tyres with multiple layers and a sidewall that iscollapsible to deal with potholes and the damages caused by them Eco-Friendly     tyresThe production of rubber results inthe emission of pollution in the air, contamination in the soil and water dueto the plastic component, and fire risk by landfills. Continental tyres workedon a more eco-friendly version of;tyres Bredbury to decrease theamount of pollution and waste produced. Taraxagum is made from a special typeof latex obtained from the roots of dandelion. Growing these dandelions takesjust a year in comparison to rubber that takes seven long years to bloom Tyres     that heal by themselvesTyres that have experience blowoutare dumped in the landfill. However, some tyre producers have worked ondeveloping tyres that have a liquid that is viscous inside them and can fill atiny puncture by sealing it. These tyres might be reliable but they can onlyseal smaller punctures and may not be able to handle longer distances or higherspeed levels. Puncture-resistant     tyresRun-flat tyres have been around forquite sometime now and have been used by many car manufacturers for theirability to prevent an accident even after a puncture. The sidewalls arereinforced and hence the air is lost slowly without damaging the wheel's rim.Uptis is also being launched Michelin that would comprise of a similar system Re-growing     Tyres;Recharge by Goodyear is afuture concept for tyres that would have frames that are light in weightgrowing tread by making use of a capsule with some distinct liquid. There wouldbe AI assistance given to the tyres to indicate the tyre compound and treadkind as well Tyres     that transformThe US Militarys R&D winginvented a variant of the wheel which could transform itself from theconventional shape of the wheel to a triangle caterpillar tract in a matter ofseconds. It has been made for the coming generation of assault machines andtanks. These tyres would ultimately trickle their way down to the civilians aswell. These tyres would offer more traction on the road. Tyres     that generate energyTyres Levenshulme introducedthis concept a few years ago giving it the name BH-03 that would produce energyvia heat. This technology would be most suitable for electric vehicles. Thereare more such technologies underway that Goodyear would be launching in thecoming years." ]