Michelin and General Motors are working to release airless tires by 2024. Though funky-looking airless tires have been around for a while—Michelin has been developing them since 2005—none have yet been fitted to a regular road car available to the masses.

Airless tires will also be good for autonomous cars, which “will demand near-zero maintenance from the tire to maximize their operating capabilities.”

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