extrachillifreegame| German brand of innovative tires: ContiSeal self-repairing technology helps safe driving with new energy sources

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The growth of the new energy vehicle market drives the rise of self-repairing tire technologyextrachillifreegame, German Ma brand eContact series tires adopt ContiSeal technologyextrachillifreegame, can self-repair small punctures within a 10-year life, providing safety guarantee for new energy vehicles. Although the technology is mature, tire shops are not willing to promote it, and high prices may limit its popularity.

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The tire industry is ushering in technological innovation, and self-repairing technology may become a new favorite.[Self-repairing tire technology is gradually maturing. Tire companies have laid out one after another.] The historical problem of tires being nailed and leaking is gradually solved, and technological advancement has brought convenience to car owners. Recently, self-repairing tire technology has begun to attract market attention due to the large investment of companies. In the context of the new energy era, these technologies are expected to provide car owners with a safer and more convenient driving experience. The rapid growth of the new energy vehicle market has promoted the development of the tire industry in the direction of self-repairing. The launch of the German horse brand eContact tire series represents this trend. This series of tires comes standard with ContiSeal self-repairing technology, which can repair tread punctures by itself and reduce safety risks. Although self-repairing technology has been recognized by tire giants and put on the market, tire stores are a little passive in promoting this technology. The tire repair business is an important part of tire stores 'revenue, and the popularity of self-repair tires may affect their business. In addition, the high price of self-repairing tires is also a major obstacle to marketing. Compared with ordinary tires, self-repairing tires are usually more expensive and mainly attract customers of high-end models with higher safety requirements. For ordinary car owners, additional cost investment may become a factor in their choice. Despite marketing challenges and price issues, the development potential of self-repairing tire technology cannot be ignored. As the technology further matures and costs decline, this technology is expected to occupy a place in the tire market in the future.