Why do we hear noise in the cabin?
To fully understand the effectiveness of our solution, it is useful to explain the source of the perceived noise. The noise you hear in the cabin is not generated by the tyres. It's actually the indentations of the road that beat against the tyre tread, generating vibrations of varying degrees depending on the quality of the road, the speed and the vehicle.
Because a tyre is hollow and contains compressed air, it acts as a resonance chamber, somewhat like a drum with a stretched skin. As a result, the sound of vibrations is amplified and people inside the car hear an unpleasant buzzing noise, especially when the vehicle is electric, as the engine is silent.