GM Collaborates with Michelin to Launch Tires without the Need to Fill the Air

This year, the car industry is very competitive. With a combination of technology and innovation to make a difference and advance simultaneously.

There are high-speed electric cars and also flying cars that can be used privately or publicly. However, tires happen to be one of the problems that are often overlooked by many who have a lot of production each year.

GM collaborated with Michelin to show off their new work on tires, introducing a non-windy tire design that seemed to be a way forward in the automotive industry.

Tire production is successful and thus, tested with the Chevy Bolts model which calls this production process a unique "UPTIS Anti-Puncture Tire System."

Meanwhile, the tires are made of rubber, which consists of quality resins "a mixture of fiberglass into rubber," thus providing high durability, running on all road conditions. Therefore, both have a longer service life compared to conventional tires.

This inauguration is considered interesting because you don't need to fill the air at all, save time, and most importantly, reduce wheel-related accidents. Whether it's rubber explosions, rubber leaks, tire cracks, and so on.

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