Tire manufacturer BFGoodrich (a subsidiary of the Michelin group) just unveiled its brand-new ultra-high-performance tire from the g-Force family, the Phenom T/A. Dans un premier temps, le Phenom T/A sera...
German manufacturer Continental recently unveiled its own version of the so-called "All-Weather" winter tire, the Secure Contact AW, during its winter event held at...
Toyo Tire Canada Inc. just announced the launch of its brand-new Toyo Proxes Sport 2, a maximum-performance summer tire designed for sports cars, SUVs, and gasoline, hybrid, or electric crossovers.
At the ICAR track in Mirabel, Quebec, the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli unveiled and tested its new ICE FRICTION winter tire, designed to deliver optimal performance on ice.
Le constructeur allemand de pneus Continental a profité des conditions hivernales du Québec pour présenter et faire essayer son tout nouveau pneu d’hiver Viking Contact 8.
The tire industry continues to evolve, sometimes even faster than the automobile industry. This time, we turn to the Finnish manufacturer Nokian Tires to welcome its new product, the Surpass AS01, an Ultra High Performance (UHP) All-weather tire, meaning it is "certified" for both winter and summer conditions.
When people think of Ultra High-Performance (UHP) tires, some still imagine the flashy, oversized tires of past decades, often adorned with eye-catching white lettering. Back then, these tires were mounted on sports cars driven by young thrill-seekers. But those days are gone.
Michelin, the French tire manufacturer, unveils its brand-new product, the e.Primacy All-Season, which, according to the company, can last up to 21,000 kilometers more than the tires of its two main competitors.
Launched a decade ago, the so-called "All-weather" tire has gained traction in the Quebec market. But what exactly is an "All-Weather" tire? It’s a true "All-season" tire officially recognized by government authorities and road safety agencies for safe use in both winter and summer conditions.
Tires are no longer just rubber objects that allow vehicles to roll. Thanks to technological innovation, they are becoming intelligent components capable of communicating with vehicles to optimize performance and safety. Pirelli, in collaboration with Bosch, is at the forefront of this revolution with the development of smart tires equipped with integrated sensors. This advancement promises to transform the automotive industry and offer new opportunities for manufacturers and drivers alike.
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