I've made an Airless Tire like Michelin UPTIS, using windshield sealant
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- I've made an Airless Tire like Michelin UPTIS, using windshield sealant
• I've made an Airless ...
After Michelin revealed the Demonstration of this new Airless Wheel Technology, I made my own Airless tire.
In my first attempt to make a car tire out of silicone, I used 40 cartridges of acrylic sealant, and the experiment failed :))
In the second attempt, I used a windshield sealant, one cartridge cost 9.99$, and I've used 43.
If you wonder why I did this, the answer is just for fun.
In the first attempt to make a tire, I put the Acryl on the rim in 2 hours.
In the second attempt, I put just 2 cartridges a day it took 20 days to put the silicon on the rim and another one month to let it dry.
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An idea similar to this might be good for spare tires. So you don't have to worry about checking the air pressure in the spare and then if you forget to check it, you aren't surprised the spare is flat when you need it most.
I have a 12v mini compressor in the trunk
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Huge respect for sweeping the road clear of the acrylic.
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@Israel Wesley i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Round of applause for this man, for how many hours it took to even make this video.
Good thing this channel took his video and claimed it as their own.
Obviously it only took him 10:33 barely even a half hour
@@wh4tevercomest0mind41i hope you are joking
@@ahyaan2552 run yah pockets
@@wh4tevercomest0mind41 basically 10 mins for the video isnt like it he sped it up and 10 mins is equivalent to 2 hours.
This man just invented the 100% frosting only cake.
That looked like hard work, but the end result amazed me, it stood up to the tests better than i could have imagined.
Nice job
Take it to Bonneville !
"Real life test": proceeded to do a burnout 😂
😜
Yeah raymond didn’t you know every time you take off your meant to spin em up we’ve all been driving wrong
Seriously 😂
No Its Launch Control
“Burnout”
Goes to show how incredible strong windscreen adhesive is
I use it to put side trim on the 80s cars I work on..
I use it to put wind screens on
That did a lot of good things I didn’t expect. Like sitting up when it started rotating and having excellent self-damping.
The problem is that the tire is very expensive and and has a lot more material which does not help pollution, and it cannot go so fast because if it does then it can tear from the traction with the ground
Loved the 'real life test', it made perfect sense :))!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, I really enjoyed it.
One day we might hear about you again when you make it big with your inventions. Pretty cool
Those held up surprisingly well. Looks like you've got a decent temp spare now
Great concept, experiment and trial video. Keep it up!
Really cool he cleaned that up... That’s a stand up guy right there 🤙🤙
Held up way better than I thought it would!
this is called passion of engineering work
Engineers have to contemplate physics in what they are doing
Holy crap NASCAR is coming for you to make their tires!!! Good job!!!!
10:10 respect 👏
Your patience is admirable.
That you actually balanced it too! I lolled at the tire weights there haha
Very good that's how inventions are accomplished trial error and dedication!
As vezes desafios diferentes custão erros inesperados, mas a persistência eleva sua sabedoria!
Parabéns!
It's cool that you made that yourself and it actually worked that well!
That is really amazing man. I hope to see your work in the future in stores
@Funny Stranger This could easily be ‘engineered’ in to the tyre depending on materials used. Imagine, no punctures!
It would be fine for something like a warehouse fork lift or something that never went over 10kph, when the tyre wears down you could just add more sealant.
Police man: "These tyres are under the legal limit for tread"
**gets silicone gun out**
That is just crazy! But thank you so much for the share . It was very cool to watch respect!
Give him a hand of applause...
The actual tires cost cheaper than that glue
Georgio Ocean That tells us how overpriced a tube of caulking really is.
Ok boomer
According to the description it ( sealent) is worth about $430
@@toheedsultan8263 you still say that?
Obviously
if you let each layer cure before applying the next it might actually be a viable method to make an airless tire. come the pockyclipse, i'll have to try it.
Please update me on the results when you've completed this project. I'm thinking about trying this idea for my e-bike.
Probably the best home made tire ever I have seen
Add a tread pattern could be brilliant.
When your tire blows and the closest shop is home depot
😂
I would totally buy an airless tire like this as an extra wheel of course professionally made with advance technology not with windshield sealant. But concept is amazing.
A little bit of research and development, and you could easily is these tires for a number of applications.
I feel bad about him cz all the struggle was in vain in the first attempt... Well done BTW
worked better than i expected XD
Congratulations my dear 👍👏good works..
Nice video! A follow-up with 4 tires, maybe a bit more material, a more round tire if you can make one, and a lot more footage and testing with usage would be amazing!
Thanks bro, I cracked the hub on one of my e-scooters and now it won't hold air when tyre is fitted and I'm far too poor ATM to replace hubmotor. your video just made my day, literally in the parking lot of autostore about to stock up on "magic tire goo" 😉
You go for it!
I like that you swept at the end
Nothing can compare to the Michelin airless tire if it doesn't have that satisfying shock absorbing structure but I appreciate the effort 👏
The movement of the tire spinning while transmission driving looks uneven. Much improvement is required. Welldone! Try more something with patience. Success will results at the end of more attemps made by you. Full support. Try to test the durability. Try to know how long it could last. You'll surely have the patent ownership. Wish you best of luck.✌👍🙏🌹
perfect tire to put it on the market does not pop if pierced holds for a long time a good patent
Impressive for only 2nd attempt!! 👏
Nice job man one of the cooler vids I've seen in a while glad you didn't give up I'm sure it wasn't cheap 😂
10 years later it still hasnt finished curing
Actuall car companies should learn from how this guy did a whole section of real life tests which mainly consisted of burnouts
Amazing test, tks 4 share!
Totally just as good as some retread tire shops around where I live! 😱😬😱
I bet your arm looks like Popeye's now.
If my jack made that noise letting it down I'd be in bed with it.
Fantastic Outro!
Thumbs up for your hard work 👍👍
The tire is beautiful. It costs a lot of glue, huh. I like your way
5:49 I lost it at the pile of tire weights as the wheel rotated around...
C’mon man, he knocked it up using ‘black acrylic’ I have just seen the Michelin test, now if you were to do a more precise job using a more measured approach, then this could seriously work, for someone, just ‘having a go’ I am amazed, as far as the comments of it not being round enough, just think of the increased contact patch. Get a tread pattern bonded to it and you have a winner I am massively impressed by this even working. I mean a burnout and it didn’t fly apart!
In years to come, all tires may be like this. Comments will then applaud this maverick for such vision and research.
Michelin are developing a tyre to be ready for 2024
9:25 wow, really impressive, got yourself a winner here; that airless tyre sprung up like a real air one. Maybe an idea to design a 3D printing program for this to save yourself time if you'd ever go big market with this one. I'd say, somehow stick a tyre tread around it, that'll take care about your wear and your dealings with wet conditions and whatnot.
In the future also off road tyres like these available??
I hope to see more of this.
Let me spent $1000 on a $40 tyre.
I'd like to see where you get your tires from if you're only paying 40 bucks
exceptional lateral stiffness of the (non-existent) sidewall, resulting in the superb camber control
Good idea sir !!!
Appreciate
Greetings from Indonesia
Appreciated for your experiment and effort
Layers of hessian, and expanded steel between layers would have been good...
Keep experimenting untill u get to the level of Michelin tires..good luck
Am doing this to all my wheels lol awesome video
i respect your Dedication man
😊👍👍
That was cool, but seems like common tires more durable than glue tires
thats why all that is needed to be done now is to add a conventional tire layer to roll on the ground.
Bruh obviously this was just for fun🤦♂️
@@pineappleboi27 bruh obviously it was a joke 🤦♂️
Bugatti need your contacts as they want a Chiron 600 km tire.
Pass with flying colors
Bela iniciativa! Gostaria apenas de sugerir que se o fizer novamente, corrija a circunferência e faça o balanceamento da roda. Gostaria de ver se seria possível fazer com polímeros que hoje apresentam um entrave ao meio ambiente. Obrigado e um abraço!
Nicely done!!! 😎👍🏽
6:53 Oh shit... this looks and sounds like a tank moving...
Congratulations, excellent, a tip try to lay some fiberglass layers, or do with 3d printer (ABS) with fiberglass layers, I made it to Bike and it lasts a lot.
hug
excellent experiment!
I think this gentleman can be a good pastry chef.
Hillarious when he walked in the the first one like it blew its own brains out
@Zach Chase oh my gosh that’s my favorite comment on TH-cam 😂
These would be great for use in a salvage yard. It seemed like we popped tires every other day on our yard cars
this would last maybe a day tops on any vehicle lol.
You gotta give him credit for the effort, I mean 30 days to dry 💯.
This is a great idea for riding mower tires and wheelbarrows.
That held up a lot better than I thought it would
I feel like 3d printing is the future of this tire type
Hi Epstein, how is Israel? Thanks for letting us know who whistle faker is
Outstanding bro keep it up👍🏻
Looking solid! 😝
This is originally wat utube was made for! And ofcource cats!
We'll ignore that dogs are looked up more than cats.
@@raspiankiado4658 ha really n where do u get that info from,,"fk dogs" they stink n smell like shit period point blank! n thats a fact!
good concept
Brilliant! we should call this 👍👍👍
Awesome spare tire
Now for the 60-0 mph brake test.
You should try making a wheel that drives itself.
It's just like filling the tyre with tyre weld but with out the tyre.. Good effort.
Sika 221 is a moisture cure urethane product. Urethane under the top layer may not be exposed to enough moisture to start the cure or the humidity in your work area may be too low. Urethane not sufficiently exposed to moisture will not cure and you will have gooshy, squishy pockets or layers with no strength and will separate from flexing and heat. (A tire would peel apart as it rolled down the road.)When applying several layers you will need to mist the air around it with hot water or have a vaporizer providing additional moisture. Don't spray water onto the urethane as that will cure the urethane un-evenly creating a skin which will inhibit cure. Add moisture to the air only. The work area has to be warm enough to keep the humidity high or it will just settle out like morning dew. I am going to build some off-road tires for my 4X4 after seeing this but I will build a fixture which will keep them slowly rotating as they cure.
Urethane windshield adhesive is expensive.
Give me 4 tyres for me like this 😍😍
It's a great idea as a spare tire.
that's a really bold title man...
im certain the engineers at Michelin will appreciate the comparison after seeing your on par craftsmanship.
Use it as a spare tyre, cuz at least you don't have to remember to inflate it like most of us forget to.
Fucking Right!
Your idea is amazing but you need something to protect the last layer like a normal rubber tire
I've made it just for fun but thanks for the advice
@@Carhax Proof of concept
@@Carhax How do you Uploaded this Video is 3 Months later?
@@TVBlindBonsai what do you mean?
Wow will do that. Gonna make mine square. :)
Sehr vorbildlich, dass du danach noch sauber gemacht hast.
People think this is the most stupid thing ever which is just a waste of money and waste of time ! But wait I think it's a good expirement bcuz no one had ever done this before. So, thanks
people have definitely done this before, you can see their work on skid steers... they have solid rubber wheels too hahaha
That's mint good on you for trying 5 stars from me
Great spare
Nice experiment