Producing high-quality tires for the automotive industry requires overcoming challenges related to material composition and precision manufacturing. Tires, often made from low-contrast, dark materials with intricate geometry, pose significant challenges for traditional 2D imaging methods, making defect detection difficult.

Issues like radial and lateral runout or bulges can compromise ride stability and safety, requiring ultra-precise inspection tools for reliable detection. Manufacturers must balance stringent quality standards with fast inspection cycles to ensure efficient production without sacrificing accuracy.