Yes, we may have phones that can survive water damage and ones with folding screens that seem like black magic, but strange how a road …
Yes, we may have phones that can survive water damage and ones with folding screens that seem like black magic, but strange how a road hazard can absolutely still ruin a rubber tire. That’s because the actual idea of the tire hasn’t change a whole lot in decades. Come 2024, though, that may finally start to change with the invention of airless tires. No air means there’s no way a little nail can leave you stranded on the side of the road. Michelin is one of several tiremakers that have been developing airless tires but they seemed as improbable as GM’s early vision of self-driving cars.
