Can car tires be used like electric car tires?

Car tires are as useless as electric car tires.

There is still a big difference between the tires of fuel vehicles and electric vehicles. Electric cars need special tires. Because there is no engine sound in electric vehicles, tire noise and wind noise become the biggest noise sources when the tires transmit torque to the road surface, especially the noise. For fuel vehicles, because the noise from the engine will cover up part of the tire noise, the tire mute problem will not be very prominent.

Therefore, when designing electric vehicle tires, electric vehicles will have special tread pattern, tread rubber and special contour design to cope with the almost instantaneous torque of the motor and reduce noise. For example, Continental Group, a well-known enterprise, usually uses special tires for electric vehicles, which have a "high and narrow" shape to reduce rolling resistance and thus help reduce noise.

The tires of electric vehicles need to be more compressive and wear-resistant.

Because of its own characteristics, electric vehicles need special tires. The company pointed out that compared with diesel locomotives, its tires must bear more weight, because electric vehicles respond quickly to start, and the tires need to transmit more torque to the road. In order to bear this load, a very strong tire structure is needed.

Therefore, the tire sidewall of the electric vehicle needs to use harder materials to support greater weight. The wear rate of electric vehicle tires is 30% faster than that of fuel vehicles, so it is necessary to have softer contact tires, and softer materials can generate greater friction, provide greater acceleration for electric vehicles, and avoid slipping, thus prolonging the service life of tires.