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Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres
Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

In my early days of blogging,. Then, I used to write about almost every new tyre that the manufacturers released. Eventually, this began to grind me down.

Most new tyres were similar to the last one or claimed to be the one that was greener than the rest. As a result, I have been selling tyres for about forty years now. In the long run, tyres are just a consumer product.

This is certainly true to an extent. Tyre companies have had to come up with different solutions in recent years, mainly due to the pressure from car manufacturers.

In turn, car manufacturers have also been under pressure from governments to reduce the emissions produced by their cars. This pressure has effected every part of the car. Including the tyres.

Tyres were beginning to become smaller and fatter. Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

The 50 and 55 series tyres were introduced to fit some of the sportier cars on the market. Looks were the thing. If a car looked good on fat tyres, then that was good?

Things had to change for cars to become more eco-friendly. Tyres were being made from unusual materials to make them lighter in weight. Continental are developing the white sticky liquid from “dandelions” Strange, but dandelions have the same molecular buildup as latex rubber. Yokohama tyres are using “orange skin oils” in their tyre compound mix.

Therefore, a tyre that is lighter in weight and built with a taller overall diameter is much greener.

These tyres will go further. using less of the vehicle’s fuel. Because they are carrying less weight than there predecessors.  The European Union brought out a guideline to show which tyres were the best in each department.

The “A” is for fuel efficiency, the “B” is for wet cornering, and the “C” is in decibels for tyre noise. When the SUV market began to take off, there was a need to improve “Rolling Resistance” This was done by hardening the tyre compound.

Consequently, this had the effect of the tyres having poor cornering. Especially in wet weather. Experiments were carried out with the new materials, and “silica” would become the answer.

Now most tyres contain silica. This gives the tyres better rolling resistance and also helps the grip in wet weather situations. Companies were coming out with AA-rated tyres; the first were the Goodyear Efficient Grips, Pirelli Cinturato P7 Blue, and Bridgestone Ecopia EP001S tyres.

The latest addition to this group is the Nokia E-Line 2 tyres. Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres

As a result, Nokia has added an excellent safety feature to the tyre: “Aramid” reinforcement, which is fitted to the range of SUV summer tyres .

This new reinforcement is fitted to the range of SUV summer tyres. Extremely durable Aramid staple fibres, which are also successfully used in bulletproof vests, stiffen and reinforce the sidewall to make it exceptionally resistant to wear and cuts. This is a major safety feature.

Especially with the growing number of potholes that are appearing all over the place.

These sidewalls are so tough that the Nokian Tyres Aramid Guarantee covers accidentally sidewall damaged tyres and provides you with a new, corresponding product free of charge.

You can check out if Nokian E-Line 2 Summer Tyres make an Aramid tyre for your car by clicking and putting your car details in.

Finally, here in 2021, Pellon Tyres will be Nokian tyre dealers for the Calderdale and Kirklees districts of West Yorkshire.

Forward to 2024 here at Pellon Tyres we are now members of Tyresafe.org to help promote safety.