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Pirelli Presents Cyber Car Technology at Geneva Motor Show

Get to know Pirelli’s Cyber Car technology, introduced at the 88th Geneva International Motor Show.

Pirelli Cyber Car
Milwaukee Introduces Cordless Tire Inflator

Milwaukee Tool is continuing to deliver portable productivity by expanding its M12 platform with the new M12 Compact Inflator, available in April.

Milwaukee Tools _M12 Compact Inflator
Goodyear Soybean Oil Technology Wins Environmental Award

Goodyear recognized with the Tire Technology International Award for Innovation and Excellence in the category of “Environmental Achievement of the Year” for applying soybean oil in the tread compound of tires as a replacement for traditional petroleum oil.

Dealer Tire Invests in Duke Startup Tyrata

Dealer Tire, LLC, announced it is the leading investor in helping fund Duke University startup Tyrata, a tire sensor and data management company.

Dealer Tire Tyrata
Tyromer Brings Tire-Derived Polymer to U.S. Retreading Market

Tyromer Inc., a scrap tire devulcanization company,  is now producing a high performance, non-chemical devulcanized rubber made from crumb or retread buffing in the United States. 

Tyromer
Global Tire Industry Tech Trends: Four Innovations for Growth

The future outlook for ongoing expansion in the global tire market is robust, according to the latest in-depth analysis from Smithers Rapra.   

Bridgestone’s Cloud-Based Tirematics Software for Fleets Launches in Asia

Bridgestone Asia Pacific announced the launch of its cloud-based Tirematics solution for fleet management with Singapore and Thailand as its piloting countries. 

Bridgestone's Tirematics software
Tire Technology Expo to Return to Germany

The Tire Technology Expo will return to Hanover, Germany for three days from February 20-22 this year.

The Future of Intelligent Tires: Details Behind Tire Sensor Testing

Automotive component manufacturers are working to integrate a variety of components into a cohesive, centralized control system for autonomous vehicles.

Evolving Run-Flat Technology

Since the earliest days of the automotive industry, tire manufacturers have looked for ways to re-engineer the wheel to better meet the needs of the driving public. Run-flat technology was an early innovation, with the idea of a self-supporting run-flat tire making its first appearance in the mid-1930s. Driving habits, technology, regulations and demand have evolved dramatically since then, as has run-flat technology. 

Tread Matters: The Science Behind Tread Patterns

Have you ever wondered about the science behind a tread pattern? Why some tires have a lot of cuts, some are almost slick, some are asymmetric, and some are directional? The only contact a car has with the road is the tire so tread patterns play a critical role on how well the tire performs in different road conditions.

Breaking Down SmartWay

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), between 1990 and 2013 freight activity grew more than 50%, and it is projected to nearly double again by 2040. By 2050, global freight transport emissions of CO2 will surpass emissions from passenger vehicles. Here’s what you need to know about the EPA’s voluntary public-private program to combat these issues.

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