Glass wheels

s550_cu11.jpgSome people are calling these “the new rage”…well I call them “the new stupidity”. Why oh why would anyone make such a useless thing and why would anyone buy these, and for price tags starting at 5k and above per wheel! I do understand that for some people the car they drive is somewhat of an issue below the belt, but this is just overdoing it. They are not exactly glass though, it’s some sort of a plastic material and manufactured by Forgiato and are the Radurra series. Honestly, I am not interested in who makes them or at what price.

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February 6, 2007 | Related Entries - Tires | Comments (0)
Clever designer wheels from TechArt

Replacement_flange.jpgThere are some elements of a car, which give it a sort of an identity or attitude. Like broad grilles or maybe large alloy wheels which are characteristic to a sports-car. As a result, there has been a development in the way these minor components are made. The scented car tires example. Now, none of us would like to see a scratch on our favorite car but the wheels are always prone to such things, but here I something to avoid that too!

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January 19, 2007 | Related Entries - Tires | Comments (0)
Scented car tyres…what next?

Copy%20of%20lavender_tire.jpgKumho Tire, USA have now introduced a new range of tires which are scented…you heard me right, there are scented! The ECSTA DX tires are available in aromas of lavender, neroli and jasmine. They are mainly targeted towards female drivers. Visitors to www.kumhotireusa.com can find the nearest Discount Tire store or TireRack.com will ship them for installation.

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January 17, 2007 | Related Entries - Others | Tires | Comments (0)
Michelin Tweel


The video showcases Michelin's revolutionary new technology which could soon replace the traditional tire. Tweel is an integrated tire and wheel combination missing one ingredient that is vital for traditional tire performance...air. The heart of Tweel innovation is its deceptively simple looking hub and spoke design that replaces the need for air pressure while delivering performance previously only available from pneumatic tires. The flexible spokes are fused with a flexible wheel that deforms to absorb shock and rebound with unimaginable ease. Without the air needed by conventional tires, Tweel still delivers pneumatic-like performance in weight-carrying capacity, ride comfort, and the ability to "envelope" road hazards.

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May 17, 2006 | Related Entries - Tires | Comments (0)
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