why the tyres of vehicles are always black
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The rubber that tires are sourced from is a milky white color, but carbon black is added to the rubber as a stabilizing chemical compound and makes the tire black. ... And because carbon black makes the tire stronger, it leads to a more reliable drive. This, in turn, keeps the driver of the car safer.
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- The rubber that tires are sourced from is a milky white color, but carbon black is added to the rubber as a stabilizing chemical compound and makes the tire black.
- And because carbon black makes the tire stronger, it leads to a more reliable drive. This, in turn, keeps the driver of the car safer
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