What does rim protection tire mean?

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Hylla
07/30/25 3:27am
Rim protection can be divided into two categories: one is the protection of the wheel hub by the tire, and the other is the protection of the wheel hub by installing certain protective devices, such as the common wheel hub protection ring. The following is a detailed introduction: 1. Rim protection technology of tires: Generally, tires with rim protection technology appear to have the sidewall bulging out slightly more than the wheel hub, while ordinary tires have the sidewall more parallel to the wheel hub. The principle of rim protection technology in tires is to design a protruding ring near the bead area, made of rigid rubber. When the tire rubs against curbs or other obstacles, the rigid rubber can withstand the impact and protect the wheel hub from scratches. 2. Installing protective devices on the wheel hub to provide protection: For example, wheel hub protection rings. Careful selection is still required when purchasing and using them to avoid increasing tire wear. There is also a type of wheel hub protection sticker, which also falls into this category of products.
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