Are you ready for airless, non-pneumatic long-haul truck tires? In case that sounds spooky, know this: Bridgestone is putting them on bicycles first.

Bridgestone is trying to eliminate some of the most common pneumatic tire problems with the development of its airless non-pneumatic tires.

Something is happening, and it's leaving the tire industry breathless. Michelin, Bridgestone and Goodyear each have pledged to bring viable airless tires to market within the next five years, and ...

Japanese tire giant Bridgestone is hoping to beat Michelin’s so-called Tweel to the airless tire market with a new model launching soon for semi trucks, according to a report from Automotive ...

Airless tires (also known as non-pneumatic tires) are exactly what they sound like: tires that don't depend on air pressure to hold their shape or support the vehicle's weight. Unlike traditional ...

That decision may, on the surface, seem counterintuitive, even if it is the space where Bridgestone's airless tire technology could have the biggest impact. The commercial truck segment seems like a ...

Michelin is continuing to test and develop its Uptis airless tires as a necessary part of the future.

The prospect of airless tires is exciting, especially for something like a lawnmower where a flat tire is incredibly inconvenient, but they don't come cheap.

While several tire makers are working on airless tires, most companies wouldn’t say how close they are to being on the roads ...

Bridgestone Americas is thinking much bigger than micromobility, OTR or passenger vehicles with its proprietary Air Free non-pneumatic tire development. Like 50,000 pounds big.

Something is happening, and it's leaving the tire industry breathless. Michelin, Bridgestone and Goodyear each have pledged to bring viable airless tires to market within the next five years, and ...