eh, i mean now you can get the liquid thing that you insert inside of tubeless tires that plugs your tire whenever it got punctured. but it is sticky and annoying when you try to replace the tire.
@youarehere1251 they actually dont. They came with my new mercedes eqb and they are just for owners to have an easier time without having to replace their own tire. Once punctured you still need to replace them, they just lose air really slow. Lasts about a couple hours depending on the size of the puncture. There are no warranty on them beyond 2 year of standard wear and tear. Theyre only a little more expensive. 280$ a tire.
For anyone wondering why no air escaped after the nail was pulled out is because run flat tires have a very stiff and strong side wall which keeps the tire from flattening
I work at a tire shop, the reason no air "escaped" is because it's already flat, the walls are thick and stronger to keep it from riding on the "rim"wheel the tire will not have air in it after the first leak, some have a layer of foam/ tar in the inside to stop it from leaking and sleals up but after time that hardens and doesnt do its job, also you can see thar the side wall is slightly buldged already meaning its already "flat"
I saw the specs for these tires when they came out. There is a layer of goo inside that follows the nail or screw back out. It worked very well. Too well. They didn’t last long as a product for the general public.
@@dangeary2134dude, these Are just run flats with no air in them. The length of the screw is irrelevant, there's no air in the tires to begin with! Many luxury cars have been using these for years.
Bridgestone and michelin are definitely my top choice .... Just replaced mine two weeks ago and decided to opt for all weather run flats instead of the summer run flats, but make no mistake, you have about 50 miles top before you're screwed. The flat still has to be fixed.
@@yolowllandmifamilia2371 it's not brilliant, there is a "pact" that the companies won't sell these types of lights because although you would make a shit ton of money selling them, once people have bought them, the light bulb industry will fall
It’s funny how many people think these aren’t on the market and how many people don’t actually know how they work. Obviously from outside the industry.
Depends on how much your cars suspension can absorb. On my friends Skoda Superb it s ok even with runflat tires but back when I had runflats on my BMW 1 series the comfort was terrible.
Invented in the 1970s. Taken off the market immediately. Goodyear and Firestone buried the patent but some people still remember the ad. To all you people saying they are standard run flat. I'm speaking of puncture proof.... Not resistant, not driving 50 miles before you run out of air either!
Run flats are like 30+ years old at this point...and so far, I have not seen a single accurate post here about how they actually work. The simple answer is that they are built like hd truck tires (i.e. 10 ply or 8 ply), with a very thick sidewall and tire bead to help prevent the tire from warping after losing pressure for a very limited amount of travel (about 50mi/80km or so). They are an absolute pain in the ass to install, but otherwise, they are just normal tires minus the aforementioned points, unlike what everyone else here seems to think they are. The leak must be repaired before you damage the sidewall. Otherwise, you might as well just buy regular tires, unless you just don't like money.
I bought my Nissan rogue in 2015, and they came with runflats. I had no clue what they were, but my vehicle was the only vehicle at Nissan with runflats. I eventually gave them up. They are costly, but good to have if you can afford it.
Anything that innovative always make sure you have backup schematics to send to several places so if something happens to you that it doesn’t die with you and then the big name companies pretend to come up with the next best thing 15 years or so later or not at all and take credit for it.
La verdad es un consejo de mierda de alguien que no sabe una mierda de como funciona las patentes, les daré un consejo de verdad, si lo que intentaron debería hacerlos millonarios y los que controlan las patentes los quieren joder no hagan copias ni les enseñen a nadie como hacer su producto, llevense sus inventos a su tumba, ya sea una forma más eficiente de pelar papas a la cura contra el cáncer. Pedir una obligación hacia los humanos hasta el punto de regalar sus inventos es increíble, si no me pagan espero que se mueran no que la humanidad avancé
These are standard run-flats. They’re basically a regular tire, with either a really thick tread path that’s thicker than the length of most nails and screws, or they have a solid rubber inner tire that bears the weight if the outer tire gets punctured. Not as stable or maneuverable as a fully inflated tire, but it can drive at respectable speeds with respectable control. Police use them to stay working even when they have a tire flat during a critical occasion.
😊 The style you talk about with the solid pieces of rubber on the inside is a old design from the 90s. I can't remember ever seeing it in person. Remember seeing you on a pimp my right show back in the day. Standard run flats nowadays come with a reinforced sidewall. They don't actually have to use as much material as you think they would. Hankook claims a 10% difference between run flat and standard tyres I believe these ones in the video are from a company called kurkstone
When I was buying every car from 3 different BMW dealers in my city has only cars on runflats. But I know that it is possible to order a BMW with regular tires.
Huh? No tire is repairable if driven for too long with that low of air. It's called run flat damage or heat ring damage. It isn't specific to just run flat tires themselves. It also cracks me up how some people believe that Run Flat tires cannot be patched or fixed at all. As if it's some super special amazing technology that can only be used once 😂😂😂
@@tyrammstein6545 yes they can be fixed and I was saying if the drive at all for even two feet it’s non repairable also they don’t get heat ring because it keeps it from getting that low, at least that’s what my job taught lol.
@@Austinmartell19well what your job told you is wrong. As long as it wasn't driven on for too long it can come in with zero PSI and still be repairable. As long as the inner side wall isn't destroyed it'll be fine to repair. You must work for Les Schwab or some large chain tire store that tells customers their tires are bad only after 6yrs too, even with no sign of wear at all or any dry rot!! 😅😅
For those of you born yesterday, you STILL have to replace the tire after a puncture like that. The "run flat" feature will help you maintain control at highway speeds after a loss of tire pressure, but you absolutely CANNOT continue to drive on them for the life of the tire. They are more expensive for a reason.
We have this kind of tyres for armoured cars.The most they can go is about 10 km plus ...just enough to escape from the danger zone...and after that needed to be changed
The amount of times I've had to tell customers this is incredible (I work at a place that sells and fixes tires). I've seen them completely destroyed after continued use after being flat and the customers simply didn't understand that you needed to replace them after they're punctured.
Had these on my 01 335ci … didn’t know I had them until I was at a new jobsite and a guy noticed like 7 nails in one wheel … pulled them out and the tire sealed … searched the tire and was a run flat … buy them on all my cars now
I have those same tires and these are not that, the run flats on your Beemer have an extra thick side wall so the tire won’t squat down to the rim when completely deflated, you won’t even be able to tell they have low psi by looking at them. This tire however has some sealing ability, looks like it works well but I wonder how it wears on the road, I’m guessing not well
@@josiahallison9920 they weren’t on stock wheels .. they were 19’s with BFgoodrich tires , can’t remember the model … got them on offerup back in like 2014. If I find their info I’ll recomment
@@josiahallison9920Exactly! These are an older "runflat" design that was taken off the market. They were actually technically "self sealing" tires not "runflats" they were basically the same set up as those SLIME tire tubes they make for bicycles...
True run flat tires are awesome. I had a BMW 335i and drove 5 hours at 89 mph and never knew the tire was flat. The pressure indicator was bad so I ignored the warning.
We have a boat travel lift with foam filled tires, never had a flat spot. This lift picks up heavy boats and travels to docking spots on the boat yard.
Modern run flats will still let air out, the biggest difference between regulars and non flats is that non flat tires have incredibly sturdy sidewalls. Like there’s no way you can bend it with your hand. I’ve installed run flats on sets of wheels and they are pretty difficult. And they do in fact drive pretty normally even at 0 psi
It’s pretty old actually in 2018 I placed loads of these tyres. It’s harder to put on but might save you one day. Still gotta replace it after a puncture but you can drive home safely with these tyres.
I like the hard rubber tires rolling out on the forklifts and other heavy equipment now days. Solid rubber, but some kind of honey-comb structure that lets it run as if it had air in it.
Runflat tires aren't a permanent solution, they'll only get you to the next repair shop with reduced speed, just like a spair tire or a repair kit. But they're harder to put on your rims and more expensive.
Runflat tyres only work for ao long before the sidewall gives up. Its for emergency use. Its main purpose is so if you get a puncture you can drive to your nearest garage. What they dont tell you is that you cant have only 1. You either have to buy 2 or 4. Theyre more expensive than regular tyres and hardly last any longer
The same goes for all tires. They won't sell you just one unless the axle you are placing it in has another brand new tire on it. It ruins the alignment and causes other issues with the vehicle.
Anyone thats ever fitted run flats will tell you that the hole in the tyre bears no relevance to you being able to continue driving. Its the strength in the sidewalls of the tyre itself. Once deflated you'll still damage the tyre irreparably, but they're designed for you to be able to get to a garage/safe place etc
У меня были такие шины, у них сам корд толстый и да наних можно двигатся на преличьной скорости на спущеном но не желательно на большой скорости, желательно до сто. Система Run Flan это вещь.
The only benefit I could think of is if you get a flat on the interstate you could drive to the next exit, but would a run flat even survive a blowout at 70mph?
Run Flats suck because they run so incredibly rough due to them being so stiff it's like running on a car with no sidewall so your suspension has to do all the work of absorbing impacts on the road and it makes it go more into you they are also insanely expensive
Normally they are between 30$ to 50$ more expensive than equivalent regular tires. At least the Pirelli and Bridgestone. Also the new generation of runflat tires have a much better ride than the old ones.
새차를 사면 타이어를 두번정도 교채합니다. 물론 타이어 펑크도 두번정도 경험하고요.무엇보다도 타이어는 표면이 닳기때문에 단순히 펑크가 나지않는다는 이유로 저 타이어를 비싸게 살 필요성이 없습니다. 일반적인 타이어를 장착하고 눈길이나 빗길에 안전하게 다니는게 더 좋습니다.
Run flat tires have been around a long time. One time i was on the highway going 70+ for 45 minutes before it finally came off the rim. I never even knew it was flat. Apparently it was already flat when i left my house.
Tyre didn't become flat, it was already flat... There was no air in it to begin with because that's just part of the technology, although the demonstration is utterly pointless and misleading because this isn't how RunFlat Tyres work... RunFlat Tyres have a hardened sidewall which is more rigid and can hold the weight of the car for an extended period without the air pressure keeping it inflated... This is only a temporary feature they provide however and once punctured they will lose air like any normal tyre; they just remain more solid under load because of the strengthened sidewall, allowing the vehicle to continue driving with below average or zero air pressure inside of the tyre. They can typically only cover a safe working distance of between 30 to 50 miles on zero air pressure and continued use will eventually rip them to shreds just like driving on any flat tyre. Once punctured they are generally also not safe to repair because of the way they are compounded, although it's entierly up to any garage to make that decision if they want to risk trying to do a repair on the tyre or not... Overall, this video is a complete farce and that tyre driving over multiple nails means nothing in the grand scheme of things, because it is still punctured and would have deflated if it had air inside of it to begin with and is now a scrap tyre.
Да ну нах , я не верю, отправьте мне такие шины, проверю потом поверью , мне сто штук отправьте, продам по 30 долларов $ , живу в Ашхабаде , возьму контейнер, если это правда!
Instead of fighting each other why don't we come together to create tyres like this, and explore the galaxy and the oceans in united effort as mankind.
I will post some information abou this. These tires are filled with foam. These type of tires are used in construction sites where random nails on the road. A few minutes to change the tires means theres downtime which becomes major delay in finishing time. The foam comes in a liquid form and after being filled it get solidified. And no you should not use these type of tires with your general vehicles as foam tires can not operate at high rmp.
Years ago, Uniroyal had tires called "Nailgaurds" the inside was a 1/2 gel adhesive inside. So if you ran over a nail, you could pull it out, and it would seal itself. They balanced like shit but, it was a good idea.
TRUE STORY: my dad worked in the tire business and told it to me --> A guy invented a tire that 1. run like 90k-100k kilometers 2. did not lose it's necessary elasticity within 4-5 years - promoted the tire in the early 80's. 3. was offered a shit ton of Money from Continental for that Patent. 4. refused to sell the Patent and 5. "commited suicide" just 3 month later" - the Formular was "unfortunatly lost" afterwards...
I will send more vedios about this tire, then you tell it is true or fake.
Videos
@@Jacksonsaxsyes, videos. Thanks for correcting.
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@@lyapaixonada you spelled it wrong too
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It was removed because that would hurt future tire sales!
It’s because it hit the wheel and there’s no sense in damaging that
eh, i mean now you can get the liquid thing that you insert inside of tubeless tires that plugs your tire whenever it got punctured. but it is sticky and annoying when you try to replace the tire.
Don't worry, it will cost 10 times of the regular tires and they will up sell the lifetime replacement warranty to increase their profits.
@youarehere1251 they actually dont. They came with my new mercedes eqb and they are just for owners to have an easier time without having to replace their own tire. Once punctured you still need to replace them, they just lose air really slow. Lasts about a couple hours depending on the size of the puncture. There are no warranty on them beyond 2 year of standard wear and tear. Theyre only a little more expensive. 280$ a tire.
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Ah! = Stop
Ah! = Go Ahead
What an amazing language 😂
Lazy way of speaking Chinese 😅
Now i wanna learn
@@ytplusisolationkilledmymind Goodluck 🤣😂
@@waterheaterservices lol 😂
Dog come aaah😂😂
For anyone wondering why no air escaped after the nail was pulled out is because run flat tires have a very stiff and strong side wall which keeps the tire from flattening
You can't even hear the air escaping.
I work at a tire shop, the reason no air "escaped" is because it's already flat, the walls are thick and stronger to keep it from riding on the "rim"wheel the tire will not have air in it after the first leak, some have a layer of foam/ tar in the inside to stop it from leaking and sleals up but after time that hardens and doesnt do its job, also you can see thar the side wall is slightly buldged already meaning its already "flat"
I saw the specs for these tires when they came out.
There is a layer of goo inside that follows the nail or screw back out.
It worked very well.
Too well.
They didn’t last long as a product for the general public.
@@dangeary2134you can buy them today at a tire shop. They just stink and nobody uses them because of how much more they cost than a normal tire
@@dangeary2134dude, these Are just run flats with no air in them. The length of the screw is irrelevant, there's no air in the tires to begin with! Many luxury cars have been using these for years.
Bridgestone and michelin are definitely my top choice ....
Just replaced mine two weeks ago and decided to opt for all weather run flats instead of the summer run flats, but make no mistake, you have about 50 miles top before you're screwed. The flat still has to be fixed.
Posting shit like this is how people end up missing lol
😊p
How?
how
@@-HUMBLE- I don't know... they just disappear. I didn't see anything!
@@TheDedlocur on something
Remember. There is a light bulb that never goes out, but that’s a bad business idea.
Yeah, that light bulb is also bad for you eyes since it hardly illuminates anything.
@@TruthFictionhow bout don’t look at four hours,
No, it's actually brilliant. We Humans are holding ourselves back I swear.😒
@@yolowllandmifamilia2371 it's not brilliant, there is a "pact" that the companies won't sell these types of lights because although you would make a shit ton of money selling them, once people have bought them, the light bulb industry will fall
Not the same thing. Tires go bald
Who makes these tires what is the brand of tire 🛞
讲中文，当然是中国的轮胎
What a beautiful and beautiful thing to make! 😊
It’s funny how many people think these aren’t on the market and how many people don’t actually know how they work. Obviously from outside the industry.
That's exactly what I was going to say. This comment needs more likes.
Yea cause most people are involved in the TIRE industry 😂😂 Get real you shmuck
What are they called then?
@@jacobpugpoirier3350run flat tires….
@@Nick_Girschaaf think hey
Police: "Hey, wait a sec...our spikestrips wont work"
Well at 2 mph its probably fine.. try at 70
Spike strips are hollowed that allows air to rush out,which nails aren't 😅
throws a stick of dynamite instead..."that'll do it".
I was thinking 🤔 the same thing
Spike strips would work because the spike is hollow.
Runflat tires make the car feels like you are riding on a medieval carriage with wooden wheels 😂
Depends on how much your cars suspension can absorb. On my friends Skoda Superb it s ok even with runflat tires but back when I had runflats on my BMW 1 series the comfort was terrible.
@@beegxxc9832 wha- there just tires lol, it'll all feel the same
@@optimusprime7243have you ever had runflat tires?
The price for your security… you decided
🗣️ HA
It will be easier for me to escape from police chases now.I'm a mafia tnq for the video
Invented in the 1970s. Taken off the market immediately. Goodyear and Firestone buried the patent but some people still remember the ad.
To all you people saying they are standard run flat. I'm speaking of puncture proof.... Not resistant, not driving 50 miles before you run out of air either!
А какой принцип действия?
I remember those run flat tires. Uniroyal had them and I remember the thick goop that was inside the perimeter of the tire it was like an inch thick.
@@alexandrbelousov154, поинцип простой. А вот только они почти одноразовый.
Because they didn't work as well as the tires that can go flat unfortunately.
You can still by run flats had them on my intercepter . 500 a tire tho 😮
Cops be mad asf when them spike strips ain't working
The spikes are hollow, so it doesn’t work the tire will still lose air.
@@texasr3229a real runflat tire has a solid core but they wont go past 45/50mph i geuss
@@texasr3229the tire still runs without air
That's funny
These tires can't go far after punctureed
Run flats are like 30+ years old at this point...and so far, I have not seen a single accurate post here about how they actually work. The simple answer is that they are built like hd truck tires (i.e. 10 ply or 8 ply), with a very thick sidewall and tire bead to help prevent the tire from warping after losing pressure for a very limited amount of travel (about 50mi/80km or so). They are an absolute pain in the ass to install, but otherwise, they are just normal tires minus the aforementioned points, unlike what everyone else here seems to think they are. The leak must be repaired before you damage the sidewall. Otherwise, you might as well just buy regular tires, unless you just don't like money.
As a tire tech, I approve of this message 😂😂😂but really. Theyre shit to install. Beats some others though...air plane tires are amongst the worst
"...must be repaired before you damage them..."? What does it mean?
@@1948Sergey that means the holes need to be repaired before you damage the sidewall/rest of the tire.
Don't you have to get a tire off the rim before you can repair the leak? Or you mean one should not drive too long distance before repairing a leak?
Run flat tires have a ride that's similar to any one of the Flintstone vehicles, rock hard.
Punctured run flat tyres are good for maybe 50 miles at 50mph. They break up after that.
I love the little anime sounds you did to show strength! So cool
Your goofy
I think he signaled his peer in the car, in case you are for real
@@shalokshalom no, the sounds he's making. He's doing it to add more to the sound effects.
@@1LovHorses pretty sure it's Japanese
@@ShiridoTunesits chinese
Wao it looked like it reached the rim 😅😅😅 it can’t be real. Unless is solid rubber
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I bought my Nissan rogue in 2015, and they came with runflats. I had no clue what they were, but my vehicle was the only vehicle at Nissan with runflats. I eventually gave them up. They are costly, but good to have if you can afford it.
they perform worse than regular. More rigid and, especially on wet roads they are very difficult to ride fast
Was your Rogue a 7 seater with 3 rows ? Its the family pack edition with run flats and tinted windows
@anmolasthana3768 No. It had folded seats in the trunk area. So I had more trunk space when folded down.
@@aleciarhoden9607 yes but the third row seats could be opened up , if 7 people needed to sit , due to some reason
Anything that innovative always make sure you have backup schematics to send to several places so if something happens to you that it doesn’t die with you and then the big name companies pretend to come up with the next best thing 15 years or so later or not at all and take credit for it.
Certificate of greatness keep them pricess low and non-slavable. ❤
La verdad es un consejo de mierda de alguien que no sabe una mierda de como funciona las patentes, les daré un consejo de verdad, si lo que intentaron debería hacerlos millonarios y los que controlan las patentes los quieren joder no hagan copias ni les enseñen a nadie como hacer su producto, llevense sus inventos a su tumba, ya sea una forma más eficiente de pelar papas a la cura contra el cáncer.
Pedir una obligación hacia los humanos hasta el punto de regalar sus inventos es increíble, si no me pagan espero que se mueran no que la humanidad avancé
Run flats have been a thing for a loooong time
These are nothing new unfortunately
You know this ain't news thing right ? High end vehicle and military vehicle using them btw , cost alot tho
These are standard run-flats. They’re basically a regular tire, with either a really thick tread path that’s thicker than the length of most nails and screws, or they have a solid rubber inner tire that bears the weight if the outer tire gets punctured. Not as stable or maneuverable as a fully inflated tire, but it can drive at respectable speeds with respectable control. Police use them to stay working even when they have a tire flat during a critical occasion.
Not only police. Almost every BMW i Europe has it as standard, sometimes as an option.
😊 The style you talk about with the solid pieces of rubber on the inside is a old design from the 90s. I can't remember ever seeing it in person. Remember seeing you on a pimp my right show back in the day. Standard run flats nowadays come with a reinforced sidewall. They don't actually have to use as much material as you think they would. Hankook claims a 10% difference between run flat and standard tyres I believe these ones in the video are from a company called kurkstone
@@MT-cq5whnot every BMW , Ms don’t run on run flats
When I was buying every car from 3 different BMW dealers in my city has only cars on runflats. But I know that it is possible to order a BMW with regular tires.
へぇー、なるほど。
ありがとうです。また一つ知る事が増えた。
Run-flats are expensive but a must have imo. They've saved me from being stranded many times.
Who puts the screws down in isolated areas?
You don't know how to change a tire, just say that.
Dont play yourself. @@Astraeus..
@@Astraeus..😂😂😂
Is it true if yes please tell me made in and prices
this tiers are good for running from police after bank robbery😂
I’m surprised more people don’t know about run flats, they are extremely common on Mercedes and bmw
Well said ❤
Huh? No tire is repairable if driven for too long with that low of air. It's called run flat damage or heat ring damage. It isn't specific to just run flat tires themselves. It also cracks me up how some people believe that Run Flat tires cannot be patched or fixed at all. As if it's some super special amazing technology that can only be used once 😂😂😂
@@tyrammstein6545 yes they can be fixed and I was saying if the drive at all for even two feet it’s non repairable also they don’t get heat ring because it keeps it from getting that low, at least that’s what my job taught lol.
@@Austinmartell19well what your job told you is wrong. As long as it wasn't driven on for too long it can come in with zero PSI and still be repairable. As long as the inner side wall isn't destroyed it'll be fine to repair. You must work for Les Schwab or some large chain tire store that tells customers their tires are bad only after 6yrs too, even with no sign of wear at all or any dry rot!! 😅😅
@@jeremyf.2706not surprised that I’m wrong tho lol and I don’t work for a tire chain.
My Dad worked for General Tire and had Genseal tires on our car. They did the same thing in the 80's
For those of you born yesterday, you STILL have to replace the tire after a puncture like that. The "run flat" feature will help you maintain control at highway speeds after a loss of tire pressure, but you absolutely CANNOT continue to drive on them for the life of the tire. They are more expensive for a reason.
What are u a for salesman or some sheet
Bro get the tire warranty and never pay for a tire replacement again and run flat tires are the best
We have this kind of tyres for armoured cars.The most they can go is about 10 km plus ...just enough to escape from the danger zone...and after that needed to be changed
Stupid 😂 it was a liquid silicone inside the tubeless tire
The amount of times I've had to tell customers this is incredible (I work at a place that sells and fixes tires). I've seen them completely destroyed after continued use after being flat and the customers simply didn't understand that you needed to replace them after they're punctured.
For all those that saying that it’s not true, Mercedes has been doing that for a long time the tires are called Michelin MO Mercedes only
Had these on my 01 335ci … didn’t know I had them until I was at a new jobsite and a guy noticed like 7 nails in one wheel … pulled them out and the tire sealed … searched the tire and was a run flat … buy them on all my cars now
I have those same tires and these are not that, the run flats on your Beemer have an extra thick side wall so the tire won’t squat down to the rim when completely deflated, you won’t even be able to tell they have low psi by looking at them. This tire however has some sealing ability, looks like it works well but I wonder how it wears on the road, I’m guessing not well
@@josiahallison9920 they weren’t on stock wheels .. they were 19’s with BFgoodrich tires , can’t remember the model … got them on offerup back in like 2014. If I find their info I’ll recomment
@@josiahallison9920 I do remember they were 275,45,19 … no sidewall overlap
That's not how run flat tire works
@@josiahallison9920Exactly! These are an older "runflat" design that was taken off the market. They were actually technically "self sealing" tires not "runflats" they were basically the same set up as those SLIME tire tubes they make for bicycles...
Nice!
True run flat tires are awesome. I had a BMW 335i and drove 5 hours at 89 mph and never knew the tire was flat. The pressure indicator was bad so I ignored the warning.
Future Tyre really appreciate Good Job
What do you mean good job my dad sells tyres
Fill your tires with foam, you’ll never worry about a flat tire.
Only flat spotting when parked over time.
Como encher
We have a boat travel lift with foam filled tires, never had a flat spot. This lift picks up heavy boats and travels to docking spots on the boat yard.
in 10 years we don't need tires anymore
@@kemikemi756 Why do you say that?
That man doing "aah" "aaah""aayi" on behalf of the tyers is hilarious..😂
Tyers?
He’s giving direction in his language.
That's the sound of my defecation.
Netflix: “are you still watching”
Someone’s daughter:
Man tf is this so funny
😂😂😂😂😂
That’s incredible 👍🏽
“So bro what u doin tonight”
“AH”
…”okey..you tryna go out to the bar”
“AH HUH”
I hear air coming out lmfao
You can see the tire going flat too😂
Guys go read the description or caption.
forsure at end
Modern run flats will still let air out, the biggest difference between regulars and non flats is that non flat tires have incredibly sturdy sidewalls. Like there’s no way you can bend it with your hand. I’ve installed run flats on sets of wheels and they are pretty difficult. And they do in fact drive pretty normally even at 0 psi
It's called a run flat because they run while flat duh, airless tires aren't a thing for obvious reasons
Надеюсь,кто это придумал,он жив😢
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It’s pretty old actually in 2018 I placed loads of these tyres. It’s harder to put on but might save you one day. Still gotta replace it after a puncture but you can drive home safely with these tyres.
Pirelli and Michelin will always be my choices.
I like the hard rubber tires rolling out on the forklifts and other heavy equipment now days. Solid rubber, but some kind of honey-comb structure that lets it run as if it had air in it.
Every vehicle needs these
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If you've ever driven a vehicle with a runflat tire you'd know that's bs. They ride terrible.
C'mon, you can even see the tire going flat in the video. Run-flat tires are triple the price for the same outcome.
Runflat tires aren't a permanent solution, they'll only get you to the next repair shop with reduced speed, just like a spair tire or a repair kit. But they're harder to put on your rims and more expensive.
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Because your asleep and the government is Illuminati 😂
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Because most people watching these are ho mes😂
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Fun fact: Chinese online shopping platforms are full of genius experiments like this to prove the product quality😊
Runflat tyres only work for ao long before the sidewall gives up.
Its for emergency use.
Its main purpose is so if you get a puncture you can drive to your nearest garage.
What they dont tell you is that you cant have only 1.
You either have to buy 2 or 4.
Theyre more expensive than regular tyres and hardly last any longer
The same goes for all tires. They won't sell you just one unless the axle you are placing it in has another brand new tire on it. It ruins the alignment and causes other issues with the vehicle.
I have Bridgestone run-flat tires and they'll go about 60 miles before sidewalks collapse
I have these on my car the downside is you get a rough ride
Anyone thats ever fitted run flats will tell you that the hole in the tyre bears no relevance to you being able to continue driving. Its the strength in the sidewalls of the tyre itself. Once deflated you'll still damage the tyre irreparably, but they're designed for you to be able to get to a garage/safe place etc
У меня были такие шины, у них сам корд толстый и да наних можно двигатся на преличьной скорости на спущеном но не желательно на большой скорости, желательно до сто. Система Run Flan это вещь.
From personal experience, run flat tires are a complete waste of money.
No space for a spare in my mini
The only benefit I could think of is if you get a flat on the interstate you could drive to the next exit, but would a run flat even survive a blowout at 70mph?
@@drunk_by_noon9231 they won't blow out, they can completey support your car
Like why buy runflats that cost thausonds to replace when u can just buy a manual Air pump and a tire repar kit for 50 dollars combined
And with runflats u need to stay at a hotel while u wait for a new wheel to come
Need those tires for my wife's car. Lol
Indian farmers Need this kind of tire.
And what about peaceful community 😂😂
Run Flats suck because they run so incredibly rough due to them being so stiff it's like running on a car with no sidewall so your suspension has to do all the work of absorbing impacts on the road and it makes it go more into you they are also insanely expensive
Don't confuse people with facts.
Yeah, but when you want to get away from the cops or military they’re great
@@texaswunderkind truth hurts
Normally they are between 30$ to 50$ more expensive than equivalent regular tires. At least the Pirelli and Bridgestone.
Also the new generation of runflat tires have a much better ride than the old ones.
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Что не будет работать на них?😅😅😅
They do get flat but wont get destroy as you drive down the road to a near tire shop. A normal tire will get torn apart
En el pasado las gomas eran así. Duraban una eternidad. Las tuve en mi primera bicicleta. Nunca se vaciaban. Dejaron de hacerlas porque no es negocio.
How to manage to steal an F-35 jet fighter of the Aeria 51👽
Big Motor employees trying to meet the quota be like
That hammer is so cool
If this should be in the market no other product will ever sale again, and this will be so expensive.
Why my faith in humanity has gone down to negative 100
새차를 사면 타이어를 두번정도 교채합니다. 물론 타이어 펑크도 두번정도 경험하고요.무엇보다도 타이어는 표면이 닳기때문에 단순히 펑크가 나지않는다는 이유로 저 타이어를 비싸게 살 필요성이 없습니다. 일반적인 타이어를 장착하고 눈길이나 빗길에 안전하게 다니는게 더 좋습니다.
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I could use this tires for my get away car 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Run flat tires have been around a long time. One time i was on the highway going 70+ for 45 minutes before it finally came off the rim. I never even knew it was flat. Apparently it was already flat when i left my house.
Переход на зимнюю резину..Обычное дело в Китае 😂
Bro invented a hammer cuz he couldn’t pull those bolts out 2nd take. And the metal is scored cuz the bolts would slide out on the first take 😂😂😂
What are you actually talking about. Sounds like waffle
Police be like: What's the use for 📍
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सारे गाड़ियों में ऐसा ही टायर होना चाहिए कि ड्राइवर को थोड़ा परेशान ना होना पड़े पंचर होने पर
Are Bhai पागल बना रहे टायर में हवा ही नहीं है
Bad for business
درغیرابصورت مافیای لاستیک ورشکست خواهد شد😂😂😂😂
Мне кажется там жидкости. Когда наколился и жидкости помогает сразу перекрыть камеру и продолжает ехать что угодно
Yeah, it’s the same system that we use in mountain bikes in tubeless tires for high performance bikes
У меня тоже были такие там какая та жидкая резина реально
can i ask why?
There is a layer of Polymer memory rubber inside.
@@SResourcesDockingwhat brand of tyres is this ?
Still looked dead flat after 😂😂😂
Big tire will remember this. Count your days, write your will.
Most manufacturers already sell these
Boss: alright I want y’all to fill this tire up with 100% fix a flat no air just fix a flat
Where not dumb we see the tire becoming flat
Tyre didn't become flat, it was already flat... There was no air in it to begin with because that's just part of the technology, although the demonstration is utterly pointless and misleading because this isn't how RunFlat Tyres work...
RunFlat Tyres have a hardened sidewall which is more rigid and can hold the weight of the car for an extended period without the air pressure keeping it inflated...
This is only a temporary feature they provide however and once punctured they will lose air like any normal tyre; they just remain more solid under load because of the strengthened sidewall, allowing the vehicle to continue driving with below average or zero air pressure inside of the tyre.
They can typically only cover a safe working distance of between 30 to 50 miles on zero air pressure and continued use will eventually rip them to shreds just like driving on any flat tyre. Once punctured they are generally also not safe to repair because of the way they are compounded, although it's entierly up to any garage to make that decision if they want to risk trying to do a repair on the tyre or not...
Overall, this video is a complete farce and that tyre driving over multiple nails means nothing in the grand scheme of things, because it is still punctured and would have deflated if it had air inside of it to begin with and is now a scrap tyre.
...run....flat...
Да ну нах , я не верю, отправьте мне такие шины, проверю потом поверью , мне сто штук отправьте, продам по 30 долларов $ , живу в Ашхабаде , возьму контейнер, если это правда!
Pneus ronflat tu connais
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The run flat tires I’ve seen before are tubeless. The tread is on almost a spring support.
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Instead of fighting each other why don't we come together to create tyres like this, and explore the galaxy and the oceans in united effort as mankind.
Possible name of the game, but factories are isolated 😂
Imagine, the last one enters right through your foot 😢
Me pulling into my work parking lot every day
Is it a thickened tire wall and a tire connection?
These are foam tires, they are excellent. No more blow outs or flats. They will put tire companies out of business though
Tire companies will start searching for a hit man.
I will post some information abou this. These tires are filled with foam. These type of tires are used in construction sites where random nails on the road. A few minutes to change the tires means theres downtime which becomes major delay in finishing time. The foam comes in a liquid form and after being filled it get solidified. And no you should not use these type of tires with your general vehicles as foam tires can not operate at high rmp.
The downside of run flat tyres is they ruin the ride comfort
The first lightbulb invented is still on 😂
Very good job, how can they find the tire of the motorcycle
Years ago, Uniroyal had tires called "Nailgaurds" the inside was a 1/2 gel adhesive inside. So if you ran over a nail, you could pull it out, and it would seal itself. They balanced like shit but, it was a good idea.
TRUE STORY: my dad worked in the tire business and told it to me --> A guy invented a tire that 1. run like 90k-100k kilometers 2. did not lose it's necessary elasticity within 4-5 years - promoted the tire in the early 80's. 3. was offered a shit ton of Money from Continental for that Patent. 4. refused to sell the Patent and 5. "commited suicide" just 3 month later" - the Formular was "unfortunatly lost" afterwards...
Ахренеть!!!А что за шина такая?
Il n'y a pas de chambre à air.😅
Yo acercándome el teléfono a la oreja a escuchar el piishh😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
When ur tyre are tubeless that means not too fast run flats. Its take times to flats..
End of the tire repair masters.
Can't find those in the market 😕
Umm is this an airless tire? I have seen them.. didn't know they made them for cars tho.
That could be the Teanna Trump Tire…Well, only if she ever used a rubber😂😂
does anyone else hear a faint hissing sound at the end..they will run til flat lol
This is late 1960s technology. It was hurting sales back then.
Wird bei Rally Fahrzeugen benutzt?