What Tyres Does Toyota’s Mirai Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car Use?

Launched overseas in 2014, the Toyota Mirai was one of the world’s first hydrogen fuel cell vehicles and a huge step towards Toyota’s goal of achieving zero emission mobility by 2050.

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The upcoming second generation Mirai sees a 30% increase in range, better handling and sharper styling.

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Falken Tyres is pleased to announce the new Mirai will have Falken Azenis FK510 tyres fitted as original equipment. The ultra-high performance Azenis FK510 tyre provides superior traction and grip in wet and dry conditions. The hybrid undertread cap ply offers added rigidity and high-speed stability through the use of both aramid and nylon materials. 4D Nano Technology in the FK510 improves tread flexibility and adhesion. It is these features which Toyota chose the Falken Azenis FK510 to be original equipment on the Mirai.

About Sumitomo Rubber Australia Sumitomo Rubber Industries (SRI) is the fifth largest tyre manufacturer in the world. With 11 global tyre manufacturing facilities, SRI produces tyres for passenger cars, light trucks, trucks & buses, motorcycles and agricultural machinery. Sumitomo Rubber Australia (SRAU) is the local subsidiary and manages three brands – Falken, Sumitomo Tyres and Ohtsu. For more information visit www.falken.com.au.