en:Car Terms:T:Tyres with Reduced Rolling Resistance
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T
- Tailored Blanks
- TDI
- Telescopic Shock Absorver
- TFSI
- TGI Technology
- TMC
- Torsion Beam Rear Axle
- Torsion Beam Rear Suspension
- Traction Control
- Traction Control System
- Traffic Jam Assist
- Traffic Sign Recognition
- Trailer Hitch
- Trailer Stabilisation System
- Trapezoidal-link Rear Axle
- Trapezoidal-Link Rear Suspension
- Triangular Wishbone Suspension
- Trip Computer Driver
- TSI Engines
- Turbocharger
- Turning Circle
- Two-stage Brake Servo
- Types Of Car Collision
- Tyre Mobility Set Repair Kit
- Tyre-pressure monitoring display
- Tyres
- Tyres with Reduced Rolling Resistance
- Tyres With Run-Flat Properties
Tyres with reduced rolling resistance
A tyre is constantly deformed by the loads it is exposed to during driving. Depending on the bearing surface and the tyre air pressure, this deformation has a cost in terms of energy and therefore of fuel. Through the use of special heat-resistant and deformation-resistant materials in the tread and sidewall, deformation of the tyre is reduced and energy losses are minimized. Reduced rolling resistance tyres also possess special rubber blends, thus increasing ride comfort and helping to reduce the fuel consumption and emissions of the car.