Enliten Technology
Raising the bar and maximising efficiency by using less materials to produce tyres.Fuel efficiency, for one, is increased with Low Rolling Resistance (LRR). Using lighter material proprietary composites, our tyres deliver greater fuel efficiency on the go.
In our endeavour to enhance productivity for our customers, we keep efficiency as the cornerstone of all that we deliver.
We are constantly obsessed with increasing the efficiency of our tyres to benefit the environment. By enabling production and operational efficiencies with more efficient resource utilisation, we incur less wastage of raw materials and improved wear rate.
Retread/Bandag
Creating efficiencies in retreading to minimise wastage, produce longer-lasting tyres.The retreading process is an economical and sustainable practice of using less materials and resources to achieve greater efficiency in the manufacturing process.
This is a boon to fleet operators because compared to the production of a new tyre, retreading improves the wear life of a tyre, prolongs its usage and delays its replacement.
Ultimately, with constant innovation, Bandag continues to produce tyres with an eye on cost savings for our fleet customers, delivering more kilometres with less rubber.
Tirematics
Ensuring greater operational efficiency, with digital monitoring solutions for more vehicle uptime.For fleet businesses, ensuring the operational efficiency and safety of their fleet drivers is critical to containing overhead costs. Maximising vehicle uptime on the road and minimising downtime due to breakdowns, accidents and road conditions are key issues surrounding fleet management.
With Tirematics’ advanced measurement system, all issues are addressed before the vehicles leave the depot. Fleet managers and engineers can keep maintenance operations running at an optimal level, minimising downtime due to tyre mishaps or accidents.
Bridgestone World Solar Challenge
Developing more efficient technologies to benefit the world.In the Bridgestone World Solar Challenge (BWSC), young engineers use solar power to design and build the most innovative, efficient and durable solar-powered vehicles possible.
For example, a reduced body weight and advanced lightweight materials enable the car to travel further and faster. Car design too is considered to best harness solar power, while the battery lifespan is configured to maximise solar energy storage.
Such detailing allows the BWSC to have positive flow-on effects for the automotive industry as it develops the capability to produce even more efficient vehicles with every event.