The global airless tires market is expected to grow at a 5.4% CAGR and reach a value of US$ 85 million by 2033, up from US$ 50 million in 2023 according to Fact.MR. Airless tires, despite their pneumatic appearance, are constructed from solid polyurethane with a distinctive saw-toothed tread. They deliver the same bounce and load-bearing capabilities as air-filled tires but eliminate the need for frequent inflation maintenance. Unlike foam-filled alternatives, the solid rubber composition of airless tires provides a quiet, smooth roll with added shock absorption. These tires can traverse obstacles like glass, nails, and stones without deflating, as they lack tubes. Furthermore, their chemical and heat resistance surpasses that of pneumatic tires, ensuring durability. Airless tires excel in noise reduction, rollability, and floor protection compared to their counterparts.
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