Dry ice and water into a tire (overinflation by 800 times)

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[@Wreck-Gar]

When that LADA was brand new and driven out of the showroom, no-one could have known how it would live out its life 😂

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

It is serving mankind.

[@crimzonplays1134]

Showroom? My friend, it was likely Driven to the richest in the Soviet Union. Nobody was shown it in a room.

[@mac24seven]

"as you can see, the wheel is taking a piss" Never change Vlad.

[@adamfabing8250]

i almost spit out my coffee....the translation made for a perfect delivery.

[@irgant]

There is no such thing in the original. BUT apparently the translator adapted the slang for the English-speaking user.

[@Ba11leFieldAce]

I watch an awful lot of automotive KZbin , but yalls channel really is something special. Im always excited to see what kinda goofy shenanigans KZbins favorite Russian mechanics are up too. This week did not disappoint! Keep up the good work, these videos are pure entertainment!

[@dkvperformance]

👍

[@dan8789]

I think that’s got to be the first unintentional safety training video they have ever made👍 Considering how sketchy most of their videos are lol

[@simonallan9941]

I think it was an intentional safety video, saying that they will see how it affects your ability to make a lane change etc 😅

[@gekfurian]

The commitment of that cameraman running towards exploding things is admirable.

[@totalrecone]

True balls of steel!

[@UberLummox]

At hiways speeds and on a curve, you'll find a slightly different outcome.

[@volvo09]

I am laughing my ASS OFF! 😂 This is as funny as the first lead tire experiment!

[@BlackPill-pu4vi]

Now THIS was a 107% success! hahaha.....

[@stevejones9905]

Good advice! I've had many tires blow at 70 mph and they are giving perfect advice.

[@5roundsrapid263]

Me too. Definitely don’t panic and oversteer. People often die that way.

[@volvo09]

If you guys did this again putting almost no water in (or none at all) would slow the pressure increase and make it a lot more random. The dry ice turns to vapor very fast once it's agitated with a bunch of water. This was still hillarious, and i've watched it a few times for a laugh and smile!

[@dougj.8288]

I’m impressed with how quick it over inflated the tires.

[@joshuarisker5525]

This would be good practice for teaching new drivers how to handle a blow out

[@joe125ful]

Agreed!

[@gapho5198]

Awfully expensive though, every blowout would cost the driver a rim and tyre.

[@luhako6820]

@@gapho5198 Could get everything from scrap though

[@manitoba-op4jx]

@@gapho5198a pair of large valves would be better

[@ganjasage420]

​@@gapho5198 Kind of, but used tires about to blow anyway, and rims from scrap cars that can be used would help it be cheaper.

[@the_kombinator]

I had an ancient snow tire burst on me on a hot summer day on the way to the New York on the QEW at about 110 KM/h at the front passenger. Good thing I had a firm grip on the wheel already (Car needed an alignment) so I was able to make it to the shoulder from the middle lane in no time. Debris hit a nearby Corvette and blew apart my skirt kit - no damage to the vette, thankfully.

[@justin2221]

I think the dry ice caused the rubber of the tire to become brittle, and as soon as dynamic forces were applied (driving forward), the tire failed

[@LoftechUK]

Very clever idea teaching people how to deal with a blowout.

[@simonallan9941]

Definitely a lot of percussion going on when your tire blows, I was driving my girlfriend and her two kids way up north when the whole back of the car jumped with an enormous "bang" as though I'd just hit something on the road... but I didn't and couldn't see or feel anything wrong, she yelled my name as if to say "stop and see what happened" but we never found anything?!? until years later I noticed that the spare tire was flat and had deteriorated from contact with melted/spilled grease from previous owner (I like to keep extra pressure in my spare, like 40psi)😅, but it was like a railway detonator going off in the boot lol great show you guys are crazy, I love Russia and Russians xo.

[@kennethhorton1868]

Failure is a powerful teacher. Thank you.

[@mrrooter601]

7:18 Officer Greg would be proud 🤣

[@TSRGarage]

8:40 💥Tire takes out both of the car mounted cameras (fender and door) 😂🤣. For the last test, cameras mounted on the roof and back door. Tire removes entire fender 😮.. Good video.

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

I get giddy when this guy’s post a new crazy experiment video!! Is like Christmas 🎄👌😂👍

[@idrisddraig2]

Your lada or rather Fiat is designed to be dynamicaly stable. Many cars, especially older cars form certain countries are/were not so well designed from a suspension standpoint. On the other hand a classic Citroen (hydropeumatic) except the bang, you would hardly notice!

[@MadScientist267]

Had this happen in a 2L bottle in my hand once. Knew what this was capable of before ever hitting play.

[@volvo09]

I love exploding soda bottles with dry ice. They are pretty loud, that must have made your hand numb for a while! For anyone who trys it, don't use water bottles, they aren't designed for pressure and burst way too fast and don't make much noise, you have to use PET bottles (carbonated beverages)... You don't have to put much dry ice in, like 2 shot glasses worth.

[@busyguy7479]

I have to admit this channel is the place to come for really good fun this is the best guys just hilarious fun. well done and its important to be safe while doing things like this GOD bless all of you guys.

[@Zeeos27]

Tremendous explosions! I would have loved to know what pressure those tires reached before they exploded

[@MattBrownbill]

Had this happen for real, didn't become a problem until trying to brake or steer. Good advice about no sharp motions/actions.

[@GLH8]

Garage 54 doing the important tests we need to know. 👍

[@Ssgt02]

Doing that with studded tires must be like driving on claymore mines

[@paulg444]

The time and effort to make an experiment should not be wasted on hypotheses about which there is ZERO uncertainty .

[@BOT-dv9lz]

You guys must have the most interesting sceapheap at the garage after all the crazy cool experiments. Save some of them so you can show or make a museum. This channel have been running a long time with some of the coolest and crazy experiments 👍🏻🤩

[@patrickbrady447]

In another episode you ran the engine on steam and I thought you could probably run an engine on dry ice and water. Use the high pressure you are using to blow the tyres to power the engine that you ran on steam before. I really enjoy your crazy chanel, I am a retired mechanic following you from Australia.

[@sockcutter]

Put the water inside sealed balloons or plastic bags then stuff those inside the tire. By the time you get up to speed, the water bags will burst on their own releasing the water.

[@BOT-dv9lz]

This is gold ! Now people can see and know that its not like the myth's and movies where the car flips or send you in the air into oncoming cars.

[@dariodzimbeg]

One of the rare channel where i click the like button even before i see the content. :D

[@edwadsworth2921]

Love to see this done on a bigger scale like on a loader tire

[@darthgbc363]

When the right lower ball joint fails, the car veers to the right. Steering is lost. This happened to me at 50 mph. The car went up & over the curb & came to a stop. It pulled the axle out of the transmission. Luckily, I was in the right lane & no one got hurt. Needless to say, I was late for work. Took a few hours, but I got it back together with a few new parts.

[@Reman1975]

Just out of curiosity, what do people think happens to something like rubber if you try to flex it while it's frozen to -70 or so degrees Celsius ? :D I'm not sure pressure was the only reason these tyres were bursting like this.

[@martinharnett6922]

One of your best videos😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@fishingfan1500]

"bugger it lets do it again" best translation I've ever heard! 😂

[@Jefflantern483]

Yup those wheels kinda gonzo after they exploded & sounded like bombs going off & laughed so hard as the tires bloomed like flowers after they popped! 😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣

[@user-zy3jw3oh9b]

Solid! Top KEK! Peace be with you.

[@lancemenke2728]

Perfection at the point when the fender is removed. lamao o my

[@xXCOR3Xx]

you should try its with all four tires at once would be like in the old movies all four pop out at once lol

[@zijie-he]

This episode is extremely informative.

[@Strike86]

When you tell people you're dry ice blasting your wheel wells, this is not what they will imagine.

[@michaeltandy1383]

Well done chaps exiting and educational tought me a few things about a blowout I didn't know 👍👍

[@walnutkraken9430]

This experiment looked like a lot of fun!

[@Snowaxe3D]

Very impressive, I would love to see more dry ice experiments,

[@toninocars]

Lol very good episode. Thanks

[@isaacbell873]

I love it m! Your channel is brilliant 👍👍

[@AnalogDude_]

That was some good laughs. Nice editing, pretty violent explosions.

[@soundsoflife9549]

We used to stick dry ice in soft drink bottles, when we were teenagers, put on the lid, and throw them for fun. It made a very big bang!

[@msmith5030]

Sunday morning with you lads is great. How about a wooden wheel. Like old fashioned cart wheels? Your the best😀

[@brandontreat4198]

I'd like to see this same experiment done again, but on a heavy duty truck tire like 10-12 ply. Maybe even a large truck tire on a semi and see what happens.

[@richardthomas1743]

Sounds like fun!

[@markchapman2585]

You guys always do the best stuff to cars. Awesome channel 👌

[@rossbrumby1957]

Its not a bad of a situation for you than a normal motorist on the highway because you're expecting it. You're right about the brakes though, people panic and hit the brakes is what makes them crash. The front wheel shaking was from the dry ice being in one lump, frozen together with the water that froze on it. To demonstrate the pressure it generated, you should hook up a high pressure gauge to a wheel with dry ice in not on a car so we can see how high the pressure gets and how fast the gauge rises until destruction- kinda like the hydraulic press channel.

[@shaunoconnell312]

That looks like great fun ! I feel sorry for the car though.🏁

[@scorpion-in2xj]

That was a good video and funny to watch. When the tire exploded i though the tire went into the air but it was the guard 🤣🤣🤣

[@keeganlilly2434]

You should try this with an 8 or 10 ply tire to see how big of a bang it will make. Put a manican or something by it to see how much damage it would do to it.

[@FORTASIVOINTA]

Please fill all four wheels simultaneously with dry ice !

[@AlesterMyersWick]

2:36 POW HAHA!

[@upsidedown4155]

Could try the same with aftermarket tpms sensors in them that read higher then usual pressures to possibly see the pressures achieved before they pop

[@jrverde218]

I really like these guys

[@bitkarek]

great safety driving simulation!

[@Z_732]

That last one blowing the fender off was pretty cool

[@jimbofaulty]

No tyres were harmed in the making of this video

[@noname2490]

Surprisingly hard to time this project.

[@CaramelColored]

I'd love to see this done again with an E rated trailer tire.

[@the_kombinator]

LMAO as you can see, the wheel is taking a piss. I haven't laughed harder at a youtube vid so hard this year.

[@rotax636nut5]

Loved it!

[@rustymotor]

No need to add water, dry ice on its own will slowly build pressure until explosion. Adding water speeds up the reaction too quickly.

[@REDLINERUNNER]

One of the funniest experiments EVER!!!

[@christophermarshall5765]

Instant fender removal, brought to you by Garage 54!! hahahaha

[@derweibhai]

Drive in circles at speed like a tire burst in a curve.

[@knurlgnar24]

Depends on the vehicle. Watch some videos of semi trucks blowing steer tires and the result is often, well, extremely not good.

[@jase6709]

"The wheel's taking a piss" 🤭

[@johngillon6969]

some folks just know how to have fun.

[@largebills337]

Dimitri: Hey Vlad you know that was very dangerous. Vlad: What? Speak up! Vlad's Ears :eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

[@freddykreuger1371]

The wheel is taking a piss😂😂

[@BojarskyLeGrand]

Nice video! Can you put liquid nitrogen into the cooling system instead of coolant? Will the engine crack? Will it be able to heat?

[@manomyth11]

with any flat tire'' never use the brakes, you just have to let off the gas and let it coast to a stop'

[@mytebetme]

Do it to a 50 gallon oil drum!

[@dangeary2134]

Since Mythbusters is done, maybe he should do it to a tanker truck!

[@Sam-ob4of]

*189,2715 liter drum

[@cobravids]

I think you may get a little more life out of the tires if they wernt dry rotted and already worn out. The second one you could see it wasn't in good shape.

[@LarryDeSilva64]

What would happen if you shoved dry ice into a radiator? would it just cool the enine down too far or would it just build up pressure and blow the radiator?

[@twocvbloke]

Well that's one way to shift the loose rust... :P (and the driver's bowels too!!!)

[@Howdy671]

made me LMAO a few times, especially what he said

[@fuse8052]

You guys seem to really like your snow tires over there. Rarely see all season tires in your videos

[@FreddyFunderbunz]

I’d like to see the tire just laying on the ground, filled with dry ice and water, put things on top of the tire and see how high it’ll blow stuff into the air

[@joeolivas4941]

Dry ice in the crank case

[@knucklestheechidna5718]

Me and my friends used to make what we call dry ice grenades when we were kids. We would put water in a bottle and drop dry ice into it screw the cap on and throw it into one of those portable toilets and make stuff fly everywhere. I got instant karma though when one blew up in my hand I still have the scar to this day and it was over 20 years ago

[@sockcutter]

6:22 cameraman missed a leg amputation by about 1 second.

[@Kenji1685]

You should do all four at the same time. 🤣

[@peternoosh]

Try it with a van tire, to reach higher pressure before it explodes

[@Sam-ob4of]

Or a truck tire; that would be interesting, considering the nominal pressure is around 5-8bar

[@irgant]

@@Sam-ob4of 30 bar. They already did this experiment on the main channel

[@tabcreedence6553]

Try this again with a TPMS installed and monitor the increase in pressure as you drive

[@martynwatson4929]

Interesting how the tyres all seem to blow the outer wall..

[@shaneeslick]

G'day Guys, Very good advice for either front or back tyre at the end, while there is a big shock at first do your best to keep calm & no erratic steering or brake movements, Yeah there is a lot of dry ice left, what do you think we should do with it? 🤔... I am betting whatever you do it will be COOL😂... 🙄Sorry

[@kurtb3606]

I've always been told never to first use brakes during a blowout. Speed up slightly then slow w/o using brakes.

[@hornetscales8274]

"Can you keep the car under control......" What I want to know is if you can pull this off without having to wear an adult diaper. This ought to be loud!

[@bonafide9085]

This is a good one! Men loves explosions.

[@kylelawson91]

i knew the water would suck we used water in tractors tires to make them not flip as easy and u cant go fast youll start hopping but the dry ice turn the tire into a bomb i firgured it would just crack it would make a nice garage trick

[@ImigrentfromMars]

you have to do this in winter. Will it spin out if the back tire kicks like that on ice or will you be able to stop with with just 1 front tire can you turn with 1 tire, Winter grip sucks so id like to know what will happen because im in canada where we get lot's of snow and ice on the roads. Nort Ontario