Electric vehicles (EVs) are a cleaner alternative to internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, but they both release pollutants into the air from their tires. EV tires can release pollutants due to their weight and torque. The heavy weight of EV batteries causes stress and faster wear on the tires. The higher torque of EV...
Easily Maintain Your LOW Maintenance EV by addressing these concerns: *Top Off Windshield Washer Fluid (whenever necessary) *Wiper Blades (checked/ replaced annually) *Tire Rotation (approx every 7500 miles) *Tire Replace: (more frequently than ICE)*Brakes: check/ replace (after approx 100K miles)*Brake fluid & coolant flushes (approx every 150K miles) *Cabin Air Filter (approx every 2 years)...
Why Do EVs Use A Special Tire? 1. They are heavier than gas powered cars, so they need tires that can handle the extra weight. 2. They have more torque than ICEs, so they need tires that can provide better grip. 3. Tires in EVs wear down with a lot of stop/ go traffic from...
Did you know that several companies are working on airless tires right now and some may possibly be used for your car? Who has Airless Tires? Michelin’s Uptis (unique puncture-proof tire system) is made with rubber and resin-embedded fiberglass with flexible spokes for compression and tension. They will be made available for passenger cars in...