The van's tyres have sturdy rubbery strut-like structures to keep them propped up, instead of being filled with air. - ST
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): It is a delivery run for the history books, with the public getting its first look in Singapore at a van fitted with puncture-proof tyres as it made its way from the DHL Express office in Tai Seng Drive to Potong Pasir.
Right from the get-go, onlookers’ eyes were drawn to the prototype tyres, which look visibly different from conventional ones. The tyres have sturdy rubbery strut-like structures to keep them propped up, instead of being filled with air.
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