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The tyres are the only point of contact between the car and the road; therefore, the functioning of the tyres plays a critical role in maintaining the car's control, stability, and safety. In particular, grip of tyres, traction and braking performance are the significant variables determining the way a car will respond during normal operation and during an emergency. These characteristics are not separate features, but they are correlated properties of tyre action that identify the efficiency of car acceleration, cornering and braking. The force that exists between the surface of the tyre and the road is referred to as the 'tyre grip', and the ability of the tyre to transfer the engine power to the road without skidding is the term traction. The efficiency of braking is, however, an indication of how the tyres can accelerate using braking force without losing balance or contact. Grip, traction and braking performance are important in an emergency, such as sudden braking, a ...

  The United Kingdom has seen a boost recently in the electric vehicle market, just like most countries around the globe. And with the advancements in technology, the EV market is going to grow. Reports have shown that around 1 in 3 cars that were sold in the UK recently were electric, and with the subsidy on electric vehicles being introduced again, the future seems much brighter. But certain concerns come when you buy an electric vehicle, and one of the biggest is the range of your vehicle. As electric charging points are currently not available everywhere, the range has become a major issue. But to solve this problem, tyres are being introduced in the market that are made specifically for electric vehicles. But are these tyres really helpful in terms of range, and do they impact the performance of your vehicle? Well, that is what we are going to discuss in this blog. Here you will be learning in detail about tyres that are made specially for EVs. So, let’s start with the blog an...

  If you have a car owner and your tyres are worn out. You want to replace your tyres, but you do not have enough money to buy new ones. But, you did not want to compromise the standard and performance of your vehicle. Then, you have to consider part-worn tyres as your first choice. There are many brands of tyres available in the market, including continental, Good year, Bridgestone, Pirelli, Michelin, Dunlop and others, which make different types of tyres, including summer, winter, all-season, 4x4, run-flat and performance tyres, all have some specific properties for different conditions. They perform only when we run these tyres at their particular conditions. Some designs are only performed in conditions like summer tyres, which have narrow tread patterns and are performed on dry roads. Run these tyres in wet conditions. Your tyres do not make a grip or traction on wet roads, which increases the chance of aquaplaning and reduces the overall performance of your vehicle, like brak...