The Economic Times

Those little rubber hairs on a brand-new tire arent for extra grip; theyre by-products of the moulding process and have no intended role in driving

When you purchase a new tyre, you may notice fine rubber strands known as vent spews. These are merely remnants from the tyre production process, where raw rubber is injected into the mould, allowing trapped air to escape. Despite their appearance, these spews have no impact on the tyre's performance or safety and will gradually disappear as you drive.