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JK Tyres launches puncture guard technology for four-wheelers tyres
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JK Tyres launches puncture guard technology for four-wheelers tyres

On Thursday, JK Tyre & Industries told the media that it launched the nation's first puncture guard technology in tyres for four-wheelers.

The technology, with specially engineered self-healing elastomer inner coat, applied inside the tyres through an automated process, heals the punctures. The firm prepares to develop the technology in its range of tyres for four-wheelers. With this technology, tyres can self-repair multiple punctures because of nails or other sharp objects, up to 6 mm in the tread area instantly, as per the tyre maker.

Puncture guard tyre provides hassle-free ride throughout the life of the tyre, without air loss. With the introduction of Smart tyre technology in 2020 and currently the Puncture Guard Tyre technology, they have yet again delivered on their commitment to rendering advanced mobility solutions to their customers. This technology provides a high level of safety and convenience to vehicle owners, as per JK Tyre Chairman & Managing Director Raghupati Singhania. The technology has been tested across all Indian on-road and off-road conditions.

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Also read: JK Tyre to launch eco products in domestic export market

On Thursday, JK Tyre & Industries told the media that it launched the nation's first puncture guard technology in tyres for four-wheelers. The technology, with specially engineered self-healing elastomer inner coat, applied inside the tyres through an automated process, heals the punctures. The firm prepares to develop the technology in its range of tyres for four-wheelers. With this technology, tyres can self-repair multiple punctures because of nails or other sharp objects, up to 6 mm in the tread area instantly, as per the tyre maker. Puncture guard tyre provides hassle-free ride throughout the life of the tyre, without air loss. With the introduction of Smart tyre technology in 2020 and currently the Puncture Guard Tyre technology, they have yet again delivered on their commitment to rendering advanced mobility solutions to their customers. This technology provides a high level of safety and convenience to vehicle owners, as per JK Tyre Chairman & Managing Director Raghupati Singhania. The technology has been tested across all Indian on-road and off-road conditions. Image Source Also read: JK Tyre to launch eco products in domestic export market

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