All the processes, from the raw material to the green tire finally molded and cured. Not many products involve so many different processes and materials in volumes of millions per year.
The technologies involved:
- elastomer, natural rubber & curing
- complex mold technics
- leak-tight and pressure
- metal reinforcing
All that with very high volume production (5 tires per car, summer + winter tires, +1 car per family …) for sure one of the most produced products worldwide after food production.
The logic here is all the way from the rubber tree to the final finished tire.
Let’s first harvest the rubber

A very good design principle of tires:

To be compared with a 1930 production
Improvements have been
- in the materials
- the assembly of layers
- in the automation replacing handwork
But obviously a continuous improvement rather than a radical breakthrough innovation design concept except suppressing the inner tube

Missing: what about recycling? Please complete or comment on the right
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No point comparing tire production to 1930s techniques? Surely advances in technology have made this redundant
Interesting read. But, arent modern tire production methods more efficient than the 1930s? What about synthetic alternatives to natural rubber?
Interesting read, but arent modern techniques more efficient than 1930 production? How does rubber harvesting fit in? Just curious.
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