Tire models

Tire models are mathematical representations that predict how a tire behaves under different conditions, such as during steering, acceleration, or braking. They help engineers simulate and understand tire-road interactions, including grip, handling, and wear, without physical testing. These models consider factors like tire shape, pressure, load, and slip angles to accurately forecast performance. By doing so, they enable the design of safer, more efficient vehicles and assist in optimizing tire or vehicle characteristics for various driving scenarios.