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  • Audio was completely unesesary with this video

  • that hurts my ear!

  • these tires went though more development then the Bugatti veyron. JUST FOR YOUR MOMS FAT ASS.

  • the bearings sound like theyre in excellent condition.

  • where im i

  • I'm gonna guess that the tire passed.

  • That is the second most annoying noise in the world. First is my ex-wife when she talks.

  • thumbs up if u mute mosquito

  • O ja pierdole 0_o

  • I was wearing headphones, I died...

  • I wonder how much force it takes to push it down like that.

  • @SmashedGamers you can see a pipe which connects to the tyre valve that controls the pressure.

  • @Tango965 I know, I was wondering how much force is actually applied downward to press the tire down like that.

  • No, you get information on tires from a books/theories AND testing. The uploader of this video obviously doesn't haven a background in engineering. You have to have a working knowledge of the construction, internal stresses in a material, the chemistry that comprises the material, etc. to design a tire in the first place. A major pet peeve of mine is the reductionists who try to isolate some single factor while having no formal education in what they're talking about.

  • No, you get information on tires from a books/theories AND testing. The uploader of this video obviously doesn't haven a background in engineering. You have to have a working knowledge of the construction, internal stresses in a material, the chemistry that comprises the material, etc. to design a tire in the first place. A major pet peeve of mine is the reductionists who try to isolate some single factor while having no formal education in what they're talking about.

  • I wanted it to explode D:

  • @Avarthas I wanted to explode.

  • thats pretty cool :D

  • وين تباع هذي الكفرات

    باخذها للسيكل حقي

  • AHHHHHHHHHHHHH MY FUCKING EARS! FUCK YOU CUNT!

  • @slurp812 what slut?

  • that's one heck of a belt sander...

  • scary sound machine

  • Lower the PSI to 24, and put it on a Ford Explorer, then drive in 95 degree heat on the interstate for 2 hours. Now that's a test! :D

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  • sound is scary :O

  • what is the tire dimentions?

  • Who the hell would carry that kind of load? except for like a really really fat prostitute

  • so, under heavy load turning at great speeds may get the tyre out from the rims?? could you have tried running it slow at turns?? also a white paint or something on the walls will show the wall exposure to road as well!!

  • DROP THE CLUTCH!

  • SIMULATES FORCES ON A TIRE WHEN A CAR IS LOADED DOWN WITH FAT CHICKS

  • @ten8goa hahahaha

  • And how those tests could be useful for us when you don't mention any useful info in this video like speed, pressure and angle that was done on this tire during the test? .... this video is for kids joy

  • @FahadOnline figures would be nice but anyone can be impressed with the load put on the tyre, maybe you can elighten us

  • just imagine getting your arm caught in that machine... ouch!

  • sounds like a bunch of angry pigs

    

  • aahhh that hurt my ears

  • Nice set up to adjust pressure whilst in motion. Tyres really are amazing in the amount of sh*t they can take without failing.

  • i dont know why but i seem to have been but put into a transe

  • Imagine what that place smells like lol

  • @xXxDANMANxXx Burnt vagina hairs.

  • Instant BONER

  • すげえ!!こんなに丈夫なのか!いつパンクするか分からないとむ­やみに心配してたけど無用だったな。

  • This test is due to the fact that a morbidly obese woman might buy a car.

  • you should try to do burnouts with this machine :))

  • DO NOT TOUCH YOURE FINGERS WILL DIE

  • 35 psi...?! holy shit the pressure in the machine would have to be like 2 tons or so to deform the tire like that.

  • @FALLOUTJUNKIE77 no, actually not...

  • scary :D

  • what wer they trying to test

  • that could be straight out of a horror-movie

  • pass?

  • omg that sound is making my ear bleed.

  • Pretty scary.

  • i knew this fat girl we used to call sumo,and her tires allways looked like this and she'd get flats all the time and would ask us "what do you think is wrong?"hahahahahaha

  • @philtripe hhahaahah seriously?

  • @ajhgfhgjbjhbjhb yeah , her name was sue and when i met her ,after she left , i was like "more like sumo" and everybody cracked up laughing and the name stuck. dont think she ever figured out it was me that gave her that name

  • @philtripe dam thats crazy haahaa

  • Ok that almost seems to be equivalent to have a car completely filled with iron and the tire still didnt get of at that angle, thats insane.

  • Shit.....i've gone deaf

  • that is one tough tire!

  • is this the same way they test condoms?

  • @stuckinmybox They use fat chicks for that too.

  • @stuckinmybox Ask my 12 kids from 6 marriages the same question, Their answer would be no.

  • that is one good tire bead... lol i know a few tires that dont do that...

  • I wonder how hot the tire got...

  • what is the tyre load ?

  • AT 1:01 was the same thing with my car lol, my friend was out the window of my car holding the top handle thingy and i turned going 100..and he took a pic and it was just like this LMAO

  • this is a test for fat asses who are in a car packed with bricks

  • so what speed and laod is that tyre being tested to?

  • I think this is the most annoying sound in the world machine.

  • duuude thats too much load not even a loaded truck poushes its tires ike that.

  • dunno bout tire pressures in usa, but most european manufacturers use 2.2 bar (32 psi) into their tires, this tire is stressed out though, it looks like it bends a lot, any idea what's the equivalent weight of the dyno pushing down on it ? btw...get new bearings for that thing, it's screeching steel

  • OIZO

  • The big question surrounding the Ford/Firestone issue is how is it only the Explorer had problems with that particular tire when there are many other trucks and SUV's around the same size as the Explorer.

  • @Afrocanuk I think it was more of the rollover issues for Ford because the Explorer was prone to rollovers. When the tire would blow out, the truck would veer out of control, forcing the driver to correct the skid and the truck would begin to roll. Another problem with the blow outs was attributed to low tire pressure. The Explorers were the only SUV's to have the 235/75/R15 Firestone Wilderness that were specially produced for Ford. Other trucks may have a different Firestone model.

  • thistire is a murderererererererererererer..­.

  • the force is strong in that one,,, eer too obvious?

  • I could have 'tested' that tire for free on the back of my v8 :)

  • @Jester4point0 Oh you and your V8 Juice car. Not as impressive as my V17

  • could you please tell me what subject is testing? steady-state? transient ? what is the tyre load? Thanks.

  • @Aresholewins They seem to be testing the structure of the tire, it's ability to stay on the rim, and how it handles being overloaded. If the bead support on the tire isn't stiff enough putting that much load on the tire and turning it can force it off the rim. People often overlaod their cars and don't always have enough air in the tires so this a way to make sure the tires the car comes with are less likely to fail.

  • @NBSV1 Don't think that's the subject being testing. If what you said is true, camber angle should be added as well. btw, when tyre is loaded , inflation pressure increases as well which will hold the tyre to the rim. To me the slow applied lateral angle seems like testing steady-state slip-force (friction) relation ship under large load.

  • That might have been the most awful, annoying, painful sound I have ever heard. It will haunt my dreams...

  • whats the speed?

  • Ford told firestone, michelin, goodyear, bf goodrich etc...how to manufacture their tires...all of the above manufacturers had the same isssue as firestone. Ford was found at fault and had to pay huge settlements. Ford engineering at its best. The media had to pick a bad guy and they picked firestone. As usual they were wrong and firestone was vindicated by the courts. Don't believe hype, search for the end result.

  • Lol sounds like my washing machine in the garage, it has broken bearings, so it sounds like an old car!

  • I think Firestone should see this video ...

  • LMAO!!!!

  • omg the sounds were creepy!

  • lfs is better lol

  • digitem ai live for speed dp333

  • sounds like a stopping train xD

  • And this is how drifting sounds are recorded for racing video games XD

  • hahahahahahaha we know its true .. good job EA

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  • 1:04 TO 1:12 sounded like Need for Speed: Most Wanted

  • And after this that tire goes to the shop for full price :D

  • lmfao

  • you do this on tubed tires too?

  • What was the speed of the rolling road?

    How much downward load was applied maximum?

    Was wind coming out of that duct to simulate relative wind cooling the tire?

    What kind of a surface was on the rolling road?

    What were the primary questions you were trying to answer with this test?

    Thanks.

  • @JGMagoo chill out nigga they be havin fun!

  • how much was psi in the tire ?? and wich company made from

    ??

  • The psi was 35. Tire made by General Tire & Rubber. Note: all tires regardless of brand must be able to take this test procedure.

  • I think you have to much crap in your car. lol

  • SOUNDS GOOD

  • That was cool. On the other hand, I'm deaf now. Not worth it in retrospect.

  • Like a good deaf?

  • what is the maximum tyre load applied? can you provide more tire testing videos please?

  • To simulate a severely overloaded vehicle skidding round a bend

  • wow thats a good test but you could ve warned that there was ganna be a loud pitch noise a had my volume loud lol

  • yeah no shit. that high pitched noise is killer at high volume.

  • yea but how should i know that the noise was ganna be tat loud if u wanna be so seriuos or try to mess with someone pick someone else cz im not ganna mess with that ...

  • Ya chemicalogic I know what you mean I work at discount tire.

  • haha, that look funny.

  • The only change in the tire is a severe amount of treadwear. There is no structural damage to the tire carcass. It may stink a bit, but not like shit. (I own dogs). Its a chemical rubber smell. You've been reading too many books with your nose where it doesn't belong.

  • This tire probably looks like spaghetti inside. That much flex on the side wall causes way too much heat in the side wall. The tire disintegrates on the inside and stinks like shit. It's funny cause it can look quite normal on the outside and be totally trashed inside.

  • C´est bon je vous connais il ya longtemps, mais j´avais ma tête dans la merde !

  • This just is a production tire and wheel from a Saturn Vue at placard pressure. All tires for GM vehicles get tested in a manner similar to this.

  • Wow, that tire is strong, what kind is it?

  • Wow... I thought the tire would explode. But that's a good test.

  • Gaah, that tire is screaming bloody murder

    "No more Mr. Tire Tester! No more!"

  • LMAO!!!

  • should b a hearing test instead.. had to mute

  • This is how they test tyres to determin load & speed ratings size is given in section width ie 245mm across the widest part of the tyre aspect ratio ie 40 which is 40% of the section width 18" the dia of the rim load rating ie 93 (650kg) then speed v 240kph so you would end up with a tyre size of 245/40r1893v the r is for radial. The tyre is test at a given pressue say 45psi and tested at at temp of 32degc untill it failsthis tyre would run at 240kph at 45 psi for one hour carrying 650kg.

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  • crank up the volume! I love that sound!

  • u for real?

  • speak up I cant hear you my ears are ringing and bleeding.

  • hahaha

  • to all the people who are saying their ears hurt or what not what ever it might be have u forgottin about the volume control on your speakers or some thing come on now commen sense turn the shit down

  • duh your fucking stupid. "ill comment about turning your speakers down, hurgh hurgh!"

  • but your the one commentin on my "stupid" comment so does that make u the biggest dumb ass there is shall i bow down to u king dumb ass your like the rest of these faggots on here who sits home got nothing better to do bc your the fat shit who wears sweaty old wife beaters with yellow stains eating out of a bucket of chicken lookin at the computer

    bitch every one knows fighting on the computer is like running in the special olimpics if u win or lose your still retard

  • i lol'd

  • burnout....

  • Never seen anything like it - pretty interesting how they test these things!

  • bearings say OUCH!

  • ears say OUCH!

  • Very interesting...i never would of thought tires could go thru that much!!! thanks for posting

  • This is standard tire force&moment test performed at Calspan TIRF (Buffalo NY). This particular test is undriven & not braked (the belt drives the tire rotation). The squeal is from the supersonic air bearing nozzles under the belt to provide belt support during the very high vertical force application. It is a standard test run on tires to collect data for computer simulations of rollover and other attempted maneuvers. The load case here is still only 3/4 of max load of such a tire.

  • that's freakin' amazing

  • my ears are bleeding, otherwise cool.

  • That is cool as hell! So the wheel/axle is not actually powered in this test? It's rolling on a treadmill? How fast is it spinning?

  • thats amazing

  • wow !

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