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Video Description:
Most vehicles rely on air-filled tires, but some heavy machinery uses tires filled with foam instead. Why is that? And if foam-filled tires can resist punctures, why aren't they used on everyday cars? In this video, we explore how foam-filled and air-filled tires work, their differences in durability, ride comfort, weight, and performance, and why each design is suited to different conditions. Discover which tire comes out on top and why the answer isn't as simple as you might think.
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I have wondered about this. How can that heavy equipment rest on those tires? Of course they are massive tires, still. Well. I had no idea they were Foam-Filled. I thought about landfills as well. Why are the tires not constantly flat when working in all that trash, which I am sure has glass, sharp cans, metal, etc. Duh. Foam-Filled.
Mel, you make me so smart! TY.