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Yes it’s true. Toyo Tires uses walnut shells in their Observe line of winter tires. I’m sure your initial response was probably something like “wow that’s pretty cool”! Then you probably wondered “why walnuts?”
So why nuts? Listen and find out why!
A common misconception is that if there is ice it’s the only thing we have to deal with for traction. When in fact there is a thin layer of moisture that comes between the tire and the ice.
It’s not only stating that you have one technology or another it’s about how well the technology is blended into the tread rubber.
One place technology has changed drastically is in siping. Basically a sipe is a cut or a slit in a tire’s tread blocks. These sipes were original straight horizontal slits through the face of the tire. By having sipes it allowed for added edge effect and a better way for the water on slippery surfaces to escape.
You should know that Toyo has spent years designing and testing their Observe line of winter tires. Once new technologies are discovered the process starts again in considerations of a better solution.
Toyo Winter TV - Amazing feeling It’s an amazing feeling. To get out there. Livin life, a day at a time Toyo Tires will be there… Take a ride to ease our mind Taking you where you want to go.
Product informational video on the Open Country A/T III
Microbit technology, carbon fiber, advanced siping and on and on, it all really comes down to the tread that touches the road. Once again using Toyo’s T-Mode technology this is where Toyo has an advantage over its competitors.
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