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well seing as the vid has been around for what seems like a decade, i'm guessing they won't.

Crazy idea, why as a tyre manufacturer would you want to develop a tyre that cannot be punctured! Think of all the tyres that get punctured and have to be replaced before they have worn their tread out, that's thousands of extra tyre sales!

So what about wanting to stretch these on some bandeds? Plus the profile on these is crazy, no scene points.

well seing as the vid has been around for what seems like a decade, i'm guessing they won't.

Crazy idea, why as a tyre manufacturer would you want to develop a tyre that cannot be punctured! Think of all the tyres that get punctured and have to be replaced before they have worn their tread out, that's thousands of extra tyre sales!

I think that an unpuncturable tyre would be a fantastic product for a tyre manufacturer, nearly all tyres are replaced because of wear, and these will still wear right? so they wouldnt lose much revenue from punctures, and if i had the choice i'd pay a bit more to have tyres that wont kill me or my family in the case of a motorway blow out! surprised they arent in the mainstream yet as i saw these years ago.

although it would prob be a nightmare for tyre fitters.

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well seing as the vid has been around for what seems like a decade, i'm guessing they won't.

Yeah i noticed that but did you read the bit below the video Jon...

Quote.."models for cars may appear around 2016"

...hence the sarcastic "apparently" bit in my first post :lol:

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