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Bridgestone Enliten lightweight tyre tech to reduce rolling resistance, weight

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Bridgestone has launched Enliten, a new lightweight tyre technology designed to reduce rolling resistance and contribute to the reduction of a vehicle’s CO2 emissions, while providing the same wear life as a standard original equipment tyre. The company states the new material will benefit car manufacturers, drivers, and the environment.

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13th June 2019/by Andrew

Continental presents new adaptive tyre technology concepts for future mobility

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Continental has presented two new tyre technology concepts to increase road safety and comfort: ContiSense and ContiAdapt. The two systems enable continuous tyre condition monitoring and situation-matched adaptation of tyre performance characteristics to prevailing road conditions. Both technologies made their public debut at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show (IAA).

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18th September 2017/by Tyrepress Editors

Falken tyre compound technology wins Tire Technology of the Year Award

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Sumitomo Rubber Industries’ global brand Falken has won the Tire Technology of the Year Award at the annual awards for innovation and excellence. An independent panel of 27 international tyre industry experts presented the brand’s Advanced 4D Nano Design technology, the latest development of the pioneering work debuted by SRI in 2014, with the accolade on 15 February 2017 at the Tire Technology Expo in Hannover, Germany.

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  3. Falken flagship UHP tyre, Azenis FK510, to expand to SUV sizes in 2017
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16th February 2017/by Andrew

Scientists discover power-harvesting tyre technology

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Scientists at American and Chinese universities have report that they have discovered a way of harvesting the “electrostatic charges created on the surfaces of two dissimilar materials when they are brought into physical contact”. This technology, they suggest, could be used in applications such as tyres as a way of harvesting electricity.

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2nd July 2015/by Tyrepress Editors
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