What Material Are Tires Made Of?
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Most car tires are primarily composed of natural rubber or synthetic rubber. Here is the relevant content introduction: 1. Rubber: Rubber has good elasticity, and using rubber for tires can reduce the sense of bumps during driving. However, natural rubber has inherent disadvantages in wear resistance, heat melting, and grip, making it prone to wear and tear. 2. Carbon Black: Black tires with added carbon black can achieve excellent wear resistance and anti-aging properties, extending the tire's lifespan by 10 times (tires without carbon black have a lifespan of less than 8,000 kilometers). In addition to being more wear-resistant, black tires can also resist ultraviolet rays, preventing tire cracking caused by UV exposure.