The black tire is really not good-looking at all. Coupled with the wind, rain and dust along the way, it is a bit difficult for the tires to show a beautiful appearance. But more and more tire companies are starting to make a fuss about "black". It seems that the blacker the tire, the more advanced it is!
Tires are made of rubber, and rubber is not originally black, but a light color. However, light-colored rubber ages and deforms more easily than black rubber. Therefore, in order to increase the life and stability of tires, manufacturers add a material called carbon black to the rubber. Carbon black turns the tire black while increasing its strength and stability.
Tire black can prevent ultraviolet erosion, prevent rubber aging, cracking and discoloration, and effectively extend tire life. And the tires appear to be very high-end, so more and more tire companies are beginning to put a lot of effort into the sidewalls.
