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YOUR RESEARCHThe next generation of tires
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2) Great idea, definitly a great idea and probably the most innovative thing to hit tires since the PAX system.
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I would certainly hope the final product would have a sidewall, or you'd be cleaning junk out of them constantly...still though, from an aesthetic standpoint the small wheels thing is a design flaw.
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I would certainly hope the final product would have a sidewall, or you'd be cleaning junk out of them constantly...still though, from an aesthetic standpoint the small wheels thing is a design flaw.
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1) I couldn't care less if it means spike strips won't work...that just means i can play Cannonball Run more often so sign me up.
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i'm sure these are all issues you can work out, hopefully without using ultra expensive materials that would price it out of normal consumer range.
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Clean junk out of them constantly...still though
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I would certainly hope the final product would have a sidewall, or you'd be cleaning junk out of them constantly...still though, from an aesthetic standpoint the small wheels thing is a design flaw.
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One of my college buddies works in the auto industry and sent me this e-mail. What do you guys think???
Radical new tire design by Michelin. The next generation of tires.
They had a pair at the Philadelphia car show.
These tires are airless and are scheduled to be out on the market very soon.
The bad news for law enforcement is that spike strips will not work on these tires.
This is what great R&D will do, and just think of the impact on existing technology:
a... no more air valves
a... no more air compressors at gas stations
a... no more repair kits
These are actual pictures taken in the South Carolina plant of Michelin. It will be awhile before they are available to the automotive industry.
It's not ready for commercial application just yet. Still too much road noise for passenger vehicles according to my sources. The prototype might look a little weird, but it's only to showcase the technology. I conjecture the final product will have a sidewall just like a regular tire.
I would certainly hope the final product would have a sidewall, or you'd be cleaning junk out of them constantly...still though, from an aesthetic standpoint the small wheels thing is a design flaw.
I think it looks fantastic, as though the car is floating. We'll quickly get used to the look, and frankly, they could just put a flexible cover over the mesh and it'd look solid. Morevoer, think about the beauty of racing it: no need to worry about rising pressures from heat. You just swap out the mesh frame depending on application and retread it.
How do I get my order in now?
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1) I couldn't care less if it means spike strips won't work...that just means i can play Cannonball Run more often so sign me up.
2) Great idea, definitly a great idea and probably the most innovative thing to hit tires since the PAX system.
3) isn't there going to be too much sidewall flex from those? and if u go with too hard an "inner" segment, won't it just crack? i'm sure these are all issues you can work out, hopefully without using ultra expensive materials that would price it out of normal consumer range.
4) Wanna ship me a few sets for highspeed testing? U can pick any car out of my lineup to pull data from, as long as I'm the one who gets to beat up on em
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