One big issue is heat. When you drive, your tires heat up from friction with the road. Regular tires use air to help get rid of this heat. Airless tires don't have air, so they can get hotter. This could cause problems on long drives or in hot weather. Another challenge is making the ride comfortable. Air in regular tires acts like a cushion, making bumps feel smoother. Engineers are working hard to make airless tires that give a smooth ride too, but it's tricky. Airless tires are also more expensive to make right now. #airlesstires #michelin
The Truth About Airless Tires: Heat & Comfort Problems For Country: United States. City: Paterson, Rockford, Saint Paul, Waco, Wichita
