Airless tires have been under development for over a decade. Now that EVs have emphasized the need for sustainable transport, could it finally be their time?
David Finleyson, B2B public relations manager, Michelin, discusses with Green Industry Pros the benefits of Tweel tires and in which applications they work best.
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What to Expect From Michelin’s New Airless TiresThe MICHELIN® Uptis tire introduces a significant shift towards environmental sustainability and cost efficiency in the ...
The company will leverage its prior experience working with NASA, combining expertise in airless tire technology and advanced materials (such as the Michelin UPTIS and Tweel tires), to develop ...
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Michelin presented airless tires for production carsIt actually makes sense. For example, a concept of tubeless tires appeared a long time ago. They have been available for sale in high demand. However, Michelin went even further. In early June, they ...
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