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SEALANT Types From Kumho

SEALANT Types From Kumho

SEALANT Types From Kumho

SEALANT Types From Kumho
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Kumho Tyres will be revealing some future tyre technology, including SEALANT tyres, at this weeks Iaa Frankfurt International Motor Show…

There is no saying what the large tyre companies will be coming out with next? SEALANT TYRES

Another exciting thing to come out of the tyre scene recently is the research and development pact that Kumho and Yokohama tyres have just announced.

These are exciting days in the tyre trade, with all sorts of

 sealant tyres
Sealant tyres will not prevent tyre damage like this?

announcements coming out on a daily basis.

Sealant tyres are nothing new?

several of Kumho tyres competitors have marketed a similar product in the past two years.

This works because when an object penetrates the tyre (such as a nail or screw), the sealant tyre will plug the hole with a semi-liquid substance. This will seal the hole and the sealant tyres would have done the job. This is just another one of the ways that tyre companies are getting around the “no spare wheel” problem.

In my opinion, it is a great idea and we have first-hand experience of a similar product being successful in our tyre shop in Halifax, Yorkshire, UK.

SEALANT TYRES are nothing new?

Self-sealing tyres are also manufactured by two of the big tyre companies. I covered this in the post that i have linked below. The other tyre companies are Michelin and Continental. Both these tyre companies produce similar products. I believe that Kumho will be the first of the mid-range tyre companies to make such a safety product.

More and more cars will be produced

without a spare wheel. These products will be developed to help motorists get out of trouble should they be unfortunate enough to have a puncture due to a nail or a screw.

The downside of sealant tyres, in my opinion, is that most tyres that are deflated at speed are damaged by the weight of the car and the speed of the car. No amount of sealant will help in this situation. The tyre will be damaged beyond repair.

We saw this very week that customers with damaged tyres were unable to stop their cars when a sudden deflation occurred.

http://www.pellonautocentre.com/self-sealing-tyre/

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