rubber tire

A rubber tire is a round, durable component that surrounds a wheel to enable smooth movement of vehicles. It provides traction, cushioning, and stability by gripping road surfaces, allowing vehicles to accelerate, turn, and stop safely. Made primarily from rubber with internal structures like steel belts and fabric layers, tires are designed to absorb shocks from rough terrain and maintain air pressure for optimal performance. They are essential for vehicle safety, efficiency, and comfort, serving as the critical contact point between the vehicle and the road.