Do New Tires Always Have Rubber Hairs?
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New tires do not necessarily have rubber hairs. However, during the production process, all tires will inevitably develop rubber hairs. Here is some relevant knowledge about tire rubber hairs: How rubber hairs are formed: The tire mold is processed with many small holes to vent gases generated during tire formation. After the tire is formed and cooled in the mold, some rubber material remains in these vent holes. When the tire is removed from the mold, this residual rubber material forms the visible rubber hairs attached to the tire surface. Length of rubber hairs: Rubber hairs are typically about 10-20mm in length and 0.6-1.2mm in diameter.