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20/12/2020

Celebration at Flyers India 🎂🥳
Happy Birthday 🥳🧁🍰🎁🎂🎈

17/11/2020

The lack of specialized farm tyres in the agrarian market has led to the new wave of farm tyres by Apollo Tyres which cators to the diverse requirements of Indian farmers.
Click on the link to know-
https://www.apollotyres.com/en-in/car-suv-van/know-your-tyre/tyre-guides/farm-tyres-from-apollo/

via: Apollo

11/11/2020

For the ultimate driving experience, choose Apollo Alnac 4G tyre. It’s impeccable precision and superior handling makes every ride a .

Via Apollo
Follow the link to know more: bit.ly/ApolloAlnac4G

16/10/2020

https://www.flyersindia.org/post/what-is-winter-tyre

These are tyres that were designed specifically to deal with winter weather conditions. Winter tyres have a higher natural rubber content which gives them a softer structure. The interplay between the tyres’ rubber compound and the road changes as temperatures rise. This affects the tyres’ grip....

16/10/2020

Fact: During winter, you should look at increasing your tyre pressure by 2 PSI for every three to four degree drop in temperature. This is because the pressure of the tyre decreases by 1 PSI for every such drop in temperature and can shorten the life of the tyre and can lead to serious safety hazards.

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[source: DriveSpark]

09/10/2020

Cell phone use while driving has become a leading cause of vehicle crashes over the last two decades.
When drivers talk on cell phones the risk of an automobile crash resulting in hospitalization is four times higher than when not talking on a cell phone.

[source: wikipedia]
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08/10/2020

FACT: While a tyre's tread pattern plays a key part in appearance, its major role is actually to discharge water on wet surfaces.

[Source: DriveSpark]

05/10/2020

Fact: Valve caps do not prevent the tyre from losing air but are present to keep dust, water and mud from entering the valve and cause air loss.

[Source: DriveSpark]

16/09/2020

The natural colour of rubber is white, therefore tyre’s if left in their natural state would be white. Why are they black? The black originally came as a byproduct of adding carbon to strengthen the tyre. This was later replaced by silica for the majority of modern tyre production. The colour black has remained constant for aesthetic reasons like being able to withstand dirt and the colour complementing any colour car.

[Source: GasAndTyre]

16/09/2020

22/08/2020

Wishes everyone a Happy Ganesh Chaturthi
May the blessings of shree be with you and your family forever ♥️

15/08/2020

Wishes you a happy independence day!