nonsteel belted tires

EMF? Electromagnetic Fields? Unless you are passing a current through your wheels, no magnetic fields will be generated...

 

Elf Made Farts

 

I thought the same.. so I had to google it

source:

Radial tire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(direct source: https://prof.hti.bfh.ch/fileadmin/home/mik1/Magnfields_HPJ_revision.pdf)

But even so, maybe someone smarter than me can explain to me why it would matter?

 

Some Kelly Tires feature Kevlar belts.
Charger GT Tires | Kelly Tires
Would be a Kelly tire for my Prius v.

 

Yeah. I'm looking for some tinfoil belted ones. Also a tinfoil roof wrap. because you never know.

 

I believe some BFGoodrich tires have Kevlar belts in them as well.

Here's the question: If you rotate back to front, and then cross the two fronts when moving them to the rears, wouldn't the rotation in the opposite direction "de-EMF" the tires?

 

So you have a plug-in Prius and are worried about EMF from the tires? Not the battery bank, or the high voltage inverter, or the big motors?

 

I guess we need to start shopping for non radio tires now?

 

Bullet resistant tires = cool.

 

No, you can magnetize ferromagnetic material (iron/steel) by subjecting it to a constant single direction magnetic field, but to demagnetize it you have to subject it to a gradually reducing AC generated (i.e. pole reversing) magnetic field.

 

That would be less dangerous than a tinfoil hat, because if you wear a tinfoil hat too tight it will cut off your circulation and make you paranoid.

 

Interesting reading. I learned something new.

Considering that low level magnetic fields are harmful after all:
Exposure To Low-level Magnetic Fields Causes DNA Damage In Rat Brain Cells, Researchers Find

I will try not to drive with my head next to the wheels.