Airless tires have been used on everything from NASA space rovers to John Deere mowers. In recent years, there have even been prototypes made to work on everyday cars. But major tire manufacturers like Michelin and Goodyear are saying it might not be until 2024 or even 2030 until they’re available to buy. We explore the engineering challenges that are keeping car owners from ever having to worry about a tire blowout again.

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