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[@snap_oversteer]

They worked pretty well, you should try including some steel wires inside just like in real radial tires.

[@5.43v]

Add a couple more things and soon enough you'll just have a real tire

[@dangeary2134]

Bead wires to keep them on the rim, radial wires going from bead-to-bead, and a belt around the tread…. Yep, real tires, just homemade! Maybe use some other materials? How about Flexseal? A flexible epoxy?

[@lilmike2710]

​@@5.43v Except not made from rubber.

[@wodenbyers2793]

I was thinking some denim or nylon fabric would do good things for it.

[@pazsion]

The self stabilization at speed is vital. Grip in all conditions is a must. Keep everything as light and strong as possible will give you a grippy sporty response with ride flat capacity. Then for the serious ones for endurance and ultra performance you can play with layers and different materials, graphite etc Kevlar, tread depth.

[@Stormygewehr]

Great experiment! Maybe you can try using bedliner to re-tred an old tire, or try using it as an inner tube to patch a puncture.

[@Hybris51129]

The tire patch idea is genius.

[@trutrek913]

I agree with Hybris51129, that is a great idea.

[@patlab555]

Tire patch *will not work* as they have different elasticity, if the inner patch has more elasticity it will work, but in this case it has less elasticity, thus when the tire will expand the patch will not expand enough, thus it will unglue/separate from the tire after a while, same problem for bedliner/retread as well as when the tire is getting hot or cold, they will not have the same rate nor speed of expansion-contraction ;)

[@thehahachannel]

You can try to add some fabric/metal wires, something to add a bit of a structure, to hold everything in place, and after that i think the tyre will last way longer

[@fl0rinescu]

yes maybe also keep the wheel spinning when spraying the line-x for even coating

[@kylereese4822]

Patches of jeans sawn together then soak each layer in bed liner 4 - 5 layers would do it then on the 6th layer put 2 inch multi layer square patches soaked in liner to act as tread thus the whole thing becomes a flexible composite.....

[@lilmike2710]

👍 wires👍 especially around the bead to help hold it to the rim.. 🛞 After the first layer, apply the wire, then add additional wires after each coating. 🤔 But what about the durability? The surviving tire broke apart during spirited driving. Adding some sort of fabric to the mix might help out with durability a bit.

[@Soulie81]

I'm actually impressed they lasted that long.

[@fastinradfordable]

That’s what she said

[@evpover1897]

​@@fastinradfordable😂🎉

[@evanmeneilley3228]

Thanks for spoiling the video for me smh

[@PD-ze2pm]

Same here lol 😂 it's cool though it's also the main comment showing before you click on comments 😄

[@K-Effect]

If you would’ve put metal wire and nylon/mesh in between the layers of Linux just like a steel belted radial it might’ve given it more strength. It would be interesting to coat a bald set of tires with line X and see how well it holds up to all kinds of punishment/punctures gun shot etc.

[@raven4k998]

na he just needed a few more layers maybe after all the thickness will help with strength

[@msbuttercup2073]

I would like to know the answer to that.

[@1234567890CAB]

If you just want them for drift tires, leave a worn out tire on the rim and coat the whole wheel with line-x

[@robinpage2730]

Try a solid tire on a rim. Take a tire, full it with latex, mount it and see how it runs

[@RitaElaineHeltonBarker-uz4sz]

You should likely fill the inside of the tire with line-x as one would fill a mold first thumbs up 👍

[@KF-qj2rn]

that's what I thought they'd do, a solid tire [like a forklift tire]

[@Pwnulolumad]

I agree… it would essentially create run-flats.

[@Universal.G]

Don't forget to balance them. ***Adds a massive weight to one side of the rim***

[@RitaElaineHeltonBarker-uz4sz]

You might should have let them cure for a whole month

[@noahharran9527]

Might should of cured them for let month

[@luisbalderrama8145]

​@@noahharran9527 😂

[@SoulAir]

Should cure, have you let them might for a whole month

[@jdmking4776]

Maybe, might they cure month they should have.

[@adamlesandrini312]

You should definitely of let them might cure for a month

[@busyguy7479]

this is a breath of fresh air never a dull moment here . I wish that more people like you guys could have the fun at heart like you all do kudos to all of u there may GOD bless each one of you.

[@joetri1970]

Try wrapping a nylon cord around the tire for strength then another layer of line x

[@Gkitchens1]

It looks like if you added reenforcmnet belts like a regular tire it could hold up considerably better! So that begs another question, could you paint this stuff onto the tread of a worn out tire to give it new tread again?

[@JayHonda]

With the logic you presented for sure. But the question is how long will it last with heat going in them from driving a longer period of time.

[@msbuttercup2073]

​@JayHonda Would worn balled tires make it to a tire shop about 3 miles away after spraying line-X?

[@archiethedog4515]

Maybe if you reinforce the sidewall with some fiberglass it might last longer?

[@ACupOfDuck]

Fin little fact, that green car was actually the reason i started watching this channel! I was looking for more info about line-x and raptor liner and found that video!

[@Theeabdiel]

I haven’t watched this channel in awhile and the quality gets better over the years !

[@3rdpig]

I gotta give you props just for figuring out a process to make them. I doubt the tire manufacturers are too worried though, as tough as Line-X is it's not going to make a good tire.

[@ronamer1]

they need fiber reinforcement, especially the bead area.

[@MrLunatic1369]

Agreed

[@archiethedog4515]

I commented that they should reinforce the sidewall with fiberglass and then I scroll down and see your comment lol

[@Grunt-pr7od]

Looks just like the tires I ran on my cars in the 1960s I always had racing Slick's LMAO...😮

[@jerryb1234]

Awesome video guys, thanks for sharing.

[@jessestout8646]

Front windshield made of clear Line X, with tests for wind, hail, rain, etc. 🙂

[@johngillon6969]

You Guys Never Never fail to amaze me!!!

[@ibrahimwachira634]

Try cutting con rods into two and joining them with a heavy duty spring.

[@digitalchaos1980]

They did that already. I’m pretty sure they did, anyways.

[@ashiehakoto1490]

not sure how well it'd work, but I like how it looks. on the rims especially. makes old shit rims look kinda nice

[@thandontantiso3744]

When you referring a previous video. Put a link up so people who have not watched it can watch it.

[@skornatimmy]

Didn't expect LADA drift, superb👌👍

[@fatrambo73]

this was actually a good idea, you should investigate it further. perhaps use some type of cloth or material to act like rebar in concrete would. try to build up a tread like thickness on the driving surface or try to replace the thread of a used tire

[@richardkonsky]

if you want to drift you can apply that material to a regular tire on the outside of course.

[@ax-50]

I haven't heard Line-X in years! I still remember someone made a watermelon indestructible with that coating

[@Biggdaddy903]

This is a very interesting way to test the strength of this product. It can also be sprayed on Walls to blast proof or at least blast resistant. This stuff is nearly bulletproof. Love from America, peace

[@slingcharger69]

You should try restoring old tires with a coating of line-x mixed with loose carbon fiber.

[@alzaspa8857]

These are the videos we need ideas coming to life

[@lissettelopez8331]

Imagine having one of these come in the tire show needing to be balanced. YIKES

[@oliverjd26]

The 2nd tire failed because the rim and tired didn't bond well together. So the rim slipped inside the material and tore the valve stem which made it lose pressure and then the tire failed.

[@danbergthold3481]

It is good to try alternative materials! This method eventually worked for Edison when he set about inventing the light bulb! Tires have been made from rubber for SO long - it's a bit boring at this point. I think most of us would be very pleased to have tires made from something else. May I suggest a few materials for you to try? How about sawdust or crushed glass or corn cobs or shredded cardboard. My instincts tell me that any of these have a future in the tire business.

[@mikaelholmberg1274]

Impressive material.

[@Choober65]

G-54 insanity again. So entertaining.

[@Evilslayer73]

Wow this stuff is very tough!! mindboggling! salutation from Montreal ,Québec :)

[@TheTrex600ESP]

Spray some coates with line-x, put on steel wire from a fence or something, and spray more x-line on top again.

[@Nillaman]

Love how you guys use Ladas in all your videos lol!

[@stevedeleon8775]

Poly glass wire would definitely give the tire more flexibility & strength

[@coco9004]

if you put metal radial belt inside the line x material when you spray it, i think it will work. and also balance the wheels.

[@BITTYBOY121]

This is a must for every car's tool kit to get you home... if you have a flat tire or a blowout !

[@ibanezleftyclub]

You need to revisit this, I would love to see a video with different substrates tested with it like fiberglass, carbon fiber, steel mesh etc the material itself can take the wear just not the torsional stresses on the sidewalls, too brittle.

[@logansrcadventures]

You should do boosted launches on the Line X tires

[@Dogtor.G-The-caveman]

steel mesh will do yeahhhh redooooo ride on garage 54!!!

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

Not bad! I think they held up pretty good for homemade tires!👌😂👍

[@kentworch]

I actually think coating the outside of a regular or balding tire might work well I at turning it into a slick drifting tire. Anyway awesome video.

[@ashiehakoto1490]

i wonder how well the glued and stapled tire would hold up. the whole " can you repair a destroyed tire and drive on it" idea

[@ardennielsen3761]

nylon string woven into the tire locking around the nylon strand that goes around the tire bead the way a tire does in a crisscrossing pattern would do a lot. whatever one identifies as a good tread count per inch as to one lair or two... many truck tires are 3 ply to have two nylon wraps over lapping at 45 degrees from the axle over the tire tread making a 90 degree angle to each other with a 3rd wrap going parallel to the axle centerline around the tire all looping around a nylon loop that holds the tire bead on the rim. lots of cheap tires don't have the 3rd ply nor the 4th being a steel reinforced belt around the tire tread. no nylon string, big truck tires are full of 1/16 inch aircraft cable.

[@Irishdrivingbloopers]

Never say that this is going well until you're finished the job 🤣

[@knucklestheechidna5718]

You are the mad scientist of cars

[@dontwanta]

Tires have plies of steel cords for reinforcement where these have no reinforcement at all so there's nothing holding it together. Can't expect much.

[@johnwilson1794]

Love this although it might be a tad inconvenient on the daily drive to work. 😄

[@jsonic1045]

Cast some tires/wheels out of epoxy? As in solid/airless tires. Or perhaps metal tires using the hydro forming method? Colin Furzze made himself a set of metal sphere rear wheels for his drift trike by figuring out the shape to start with and then pumping them up with water pressure to make them form into almost completely spherical wheels. Even if they would guarantee an uncomfortable ride, some highly polished metal tries would look pretty nuts on a car. Same goes for a set of crystal clear solid epoxy wheels.

[@hinspect]

It might make a great retread!👍

[@maxgood42]

Use it on a tyre to retread it and make drift wheels. keeping the origanal tyre so it has a belt and beads to keep the shape.

[@Nedula007]

Ruzzian t-72 tanks need this😅😂

[@akaMyThought]

Cool idea!

[@BlackPill-pu4vi]

How about molding some concrete around the rims? Concrete tires! Compare bent rebars to mesh and see which one lasts.

[@erikstrawn3885]

You need to try some scrap cloth for reinforcement and layer it like fiberglass.

[@DadsGarageDiagnosticSpecialist]

Brilliant!

[@mrrambles852]

You could apply the same method of the cling flim to a body panel to mold replacement panels?

[@c85senior]

Sounds interesting, please elaborate more.

[@mrrambles852]

@@c85senior if you were to wrap the entire car in plastic wrap like they did the tyre and spray the car in the bed liner without it sticking to the car, then separate the panels and have a panel that is lighter than a steel panel yet still strong like fiberglass and replace the steel panel with the sprayed panel like they did on the see through car.

[@98f5]

i love your videos!

[@thefurrykiwi4489]

you should try seeing if reinforcing it with internal fabric or metal mesh makes not come off or last longer.

[@patrickradcliffe3837]

Should use an inner tube instead of the franken tire. Line-X as a head gasket. Line-X as brake lining Line-X as clutch material.

[@johnbelwell2461]

They should have used fiberglass mesh in the Line X for reinforcing it, normal tire rubber wont hold by its self either. Anyways i really like this stuff if it holds a car it's a nice coat i wanna get on my car.

[@glencalhoun9544]

Try coating a set of bald tires and rejuvenate them with the bed liner. And find a brand with better elasticity. Then coat the tread portion only. Super TTThhhiiiccckkk!!! Like an inch at least!!! Then test that. Do hard launches on them and see what kind of traction they can give.

[@stanley1554]

This is amazing scientific work.

[@TundeEszlari]

I love your videos. ❤

[@Matthew19002]

Try it as a tire liner for puncture resistance. And to craft lips and spoilers.

[@Berchol]

If you put some metallic core like the regular tires it would surely last for longer

[@wildboysgarage2737]

you guys are great

[@moefuggerr2970]

No tire bead was used. That is a pair of metal rings.

[@jasonpeace91]

Idea Line-X car - buid an entire chassis out of paper/cardboard and spray it with Line-X and then mount engine and wheel etc to it and drive it!

[@culturemaster9639]

bro did better donuts in a lada than most people with 500 hp cars

[@willemvandernest3249]

I will recommend using seat belts to hold the Line X together it's durable enough. It will be interesting to see if you can make a tire that will take punishment like a normal one would

[@willterry1212]

You could mix fiberglass in and coat it.

[@idiotburns]

Nothing beats Rhino Lining

[@jackedup8790]

You should make a solid one. Set the rim up so it can spin while they spray it

[@jasonhanson6563]

You should apply line-x straight to the rear tire treads and see how they drift.

[@SeheraZard1]

that's why side wall has metal wires....

[@volvo09]

The bead is metal, and the tread area is metal, the sidewall is nylon fiber.

[@MrFlathead45]

Layer in some old fishing nets to act as cords to help hold it together.

[@-powerband-gamer-6117]

You should spray Some worn tires with Line-x and test the grip, and after you could see how ling they will last on a long road.

[@bountyhunter4885]

11:47 ....Ohhhhh ! 😱 😆

[@alexmaquinasherramientas]

Hello Fellas

[@NuclearWolf69gaming]

Fiberglass or carbon fiber reinforcement on the inside of the Line-X and that should make it pretty durable but it might become more rigid

[@siraff4461]

Lots of Ladas suffer from rust. Can you replace the sills or various other parts with ones made from this stuff? Would they be better than new?

[@acalabria88]

Add a wire mash to the 7cm then up to 14 cm line-x

[@GiveAcademy]

Can’t forget brake pads and clutch disk! :)

[@carwashadamcooper1538]

Make a Lada speedboat, using only Line-X to seal it up!

[@midestinoelmundo]

Interest Test 👌👍👍👍👍👍

[@nachosNipples]

Should try this again with Flex Spray™️

[@justinjennings6836]

Id leave their tier and wheel together and with it into one solid piece

[@homelessEh]

BALISTIC GEL TIRE!

[@Hydrogenblonde]

Make some more with steel wires in them, like real tyres have.

[@jamesperkins2552]

That's like something the Orks from 40k or the krogan from mass effect would have come up with

[@2.0bugeye]

Try using it for crank shaft bearings

[@MrtalentedReid]

Wow awesome 😅😅

[@trm4life]

So if you're stranded with a blown tire, an air compressor, some line x, and some saran wrap and inner tubes, you're set.