Are Double-Layer Tire Sidewalls Better Than Single-Layer?

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Theoretically, double-layer tire sidewalls are better than single-layer ones. Here is a detailed introduction to single-layer and double-layer tire sidewalls: Features: Double-layer sidewalls offer higher strength and double protection, better preventing tire bulging or blowouts. Compared to double-layer sidewall tires, single-layer sidewall tires are softer, more comfortable, lighter in weight, and lower in cost. In contrast, double-layer sidewalls are thicker, harder, and less elastic, resulting in slightly reduced comfort and relatively higher prices. Performance is not determined by sidewall thickness: Taking Michelin tires as an example, although they come in single and double layers, the cord materials are the same. Single-layer sidewall tires have essentially the same impact resistance as double-layer designs. Tire performance is not determined by the thickness of the tire sidewalls.