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Yup... about 2-3 years old. There are a few more pics out there, and a video somewhere.
I think they said in the video that they might be around in 10 years. So like 5-7 years until you might see them on a daily basis. If they ever catch on.
They dont look like they would last too long. Looks almost like the car in motion is floating through the air with rubber floating around the brakes and magically holding the chasis up. LOL. UGLY IMO. This would be very interesting to see on like a H2. Probably couldnt suppor all that weight though. Later
They dont look like they would last too long. Looks almost like the car in motion is floating through the air with rubber floating around the brakes and magically holding the chasis up. LOL. UGLY IMO. This would be very interesting to see on like a H2. Probably couldnt suppor all that weight though. Later
Id be it could, since the h2 has a bigger rim/tire, there would be more spokes inside the tire, and more strength to support the weight.
Id be it could, since the h2 has a bigger rim/tire, there would be more spokes inside the tire, and more strength to support the weight.
True but I just cant see that much rubber being strong enough to hold up a H2 and not hurt its off road capabilities. With an added sidewall I would think would add to the stability of the tire and would make it look normal. Later
True but I just cant see that much rubber being strong enough to hold up a H2 and not hurt its off road capabilities. With an added sidewall I would think would add to the stability of the tire and would make it look normal. Later
compressed air can do it, I dont see why steel belted reinforced rubber wouldnt be able to. of course, the rubber would have to be very stiff to make it work, which would in turn make it brittle, and I can imagine a tire like that being VERY heavy, but still I think it would work.
compressed air can do it, I dont see why steel belted reinforced rubber wouldnt be able to. of course, the rubber would have to be very stiff to make it work, which would in turn make it brittle, and I can imagine a tire like that being VERY heavy, but still I think it would work.
Yeah I'm not saying that I dont think it could work. Because I think it could I would just be, like you said, "VERY heavy." Later
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