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木质或者仿木质材料是轿车内饰的主要材料之一，镶嵌在仪表板、中控板（副仪表板）、变速杆头、门扶手、方向盘等地方。高中档轿车在内饰上配置木质材料以显示豪华气势，中低档轿车在内饰上配置仿木质材料以提高档次。因此，目前流行木质或仿木质内饰，以体现轿车的装饰高档化。轿车内饰木质材料一般是指胡桃木和花梨木，多用胡桃木，因为这些木材的优点是纹理优美，坚韧，不会变形 ...

Tell you check the tire inflation is also important for a tire.

Fast starts, stops and turns cause premature tire wear. But do you notice your inflation of tires? Improper tire inflation will also cause damage to the tire. Tires can lose on psi (pount per square inch) per month under normal conditions.Additionally, tires can lose 1 psi for every 10° F temperature drop.So tire inflation should be checked at least once a month, and before a long trip. Underinflation can lead to tire failure and causes unnecessary tire stress, irregular wear, loss of control and accidents.

China is one of the largest tire manufacturing and exporting countries in the world. January 2006 figures show that overseas shipments are still on the rise, already totaling close to 8 million pieces worth US$297 million.

In 2005, China shipped more than US$3 billion worth of tires, which is 55 percent more than what it exported the year before. Export volume rose at a relatively slow rate of 34 percent from 68.7 million pieces in 2004 to 91.8 million in 2005. Rising prices are the primary reason behind the higher growth rate of export value. Customs statistics show that the average unit value of tires increased close to 16 percent in 2005, compared with the 10 percent adjustment the previous year.

China's car wheel rim and cover industry is growing rapidly, fueled by the booming auto industry in the mainland. Ford, Fiat, Toyota, GM, Volvo, Volkswagen, Honda, Nissan and Isuzu are some of the international automakers that have set up production facilities in China.

China's exports of automotive lights are on the rise as demand from Asia, its largest market, continues to grow at double-digit levels. Overseas shipments to North America and Europe are also increasing, as policies such as the Block Exemption Regulation 1400/2002/EC of the EU expand the customer base for generic automotive parts.

China continues to lead the global motorcycle industry, turning out 50 percent of the world's entire supply of the product. The country's exports for the 10-month period between January and October 2005 amounted to US$1.4 billion, an impressive 47 percent increase from international shipments in the same period of the previous year. The growth in export volume closely mirrors that of value, slightly exceeding 46 percent in the 10 months to October 2005.

China's exports of brake parts are rising steeply, with overseas shipments expected to increase 30 percent from just over US$1 billion in 2005 to US$1.4 billion in 2006.

Figures for the first four months of 2006 exceeded US$418 million. This value already accounts for more than 37 percent of the country's total exports in 2005, and is 27 percent higher than shipments in the same period last year.

In only five years, China's exports of all-terrain vehicles have reached almost US$500 million. The country's annual production of ATVs, which consists mainly of 50 to 250cc models that can run up to 100kph, already accounts for about 40 percent of the world's total ATV output.