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A Telugu English speaking AI bot. We are doomed 🤦🏿‍♂️

Informative but very hard to follow the voice.

Very well explained 👌

Sports car

Low profile are bad every month I change tire omg

i didnt know aladdin was a mechanic

The one time I wouldn't mind that generic widely used Ai voice😢

Why does he use BmW as an example of a not so sporty car. Dont Bmws need wide tires ?

all is well said but I LOVE my low profile and feel sorry for all the stock cars looking so boring.

I put the captions on and it translated to Hindi instead of English

@3:33 the what?😂

This is the best explanation of sodium filled valves that I’ve seen and I’ve been looking for quite a while. Thank you. 👍

I feel like he is somehow trying to scam me…

Informative

Inch bigger and half of an inch wider should be fine

3:52 that was funny

Sadly, the CC subtitles are a complete mess...

I replaced the shock absorbers in a Toyota Corolla made by kyb with 4 wheels. I am still disappointed. The car is not comfortable to drive. It should be noted that my tire is 195/60/15 from Michelin. What do you think? I thought of reducing the thickness of the spring wire by 1 mm and adding another coil. I saw on UA-cam how to change springs, how to cut springs to lower the vehicle, but I have not seen people change spring parameters and install them in the vehicle to make the vehicle more comfortable to drive

Are you from INDIA ?

If you don't lose traction then yes, but it would throw your speedometer out.

what language is this? not English

Should just call it motion current

Нихуя не понял, но очень интересно

I love my civic si with sodium valves..I also love the ferrari 355 wich I dont have lol

Now I can understand why Young's modulus of steel > Young's modulus of concrete, thx 🫡

Was that english🤔

Thank you 👍🙏 so much Highly informative educative video Thank you again

FWD makes sense because of simplicity and compactness. For example the inverter, charger, motor, transmission and differential can all be stacked in the front. And it’s easier to do the liquid cooling.

Cybertruck, ay😂

Wider tires do not usually "harm handling", in most cases they improve handling by providing more grip - that means better cornering and acceleration. But there are limits. Very wide front tires invite understeer, especially on FWD and AWD cars. I found the best setups for sports cars is wide rear tires and narrower fronts.

Wth 10000 N•m of torgue? That's not a car, that's dump truck Belaz

Width and force was incorrect. Force is for surface area not width.

I.A.

Very good explanation. Thank you

Very good explanation. Thankyou

thank you for the amazing visualizations!

Interesting but the wider tyre physics is more complex. The video assumes a perfectly smooth road surface whereas in reality the surface is rough. Hence despite lower point pressure the wider tyre has more grip.

not only the first video but also the best explaining one..! 👍

Thankyou so much! this is a great video

I had to reduce play speed to be able to hear and understand you.

Hi there, my question is not related to the topic here. bumped into your video while i was searching for some answers. I drive an old model x. it came with 265 45 20 in Front and 275 45 20 Rear. the wheels are 20x9 Front nd 20x19.5 Rear. the Rear Right (passenger side) tire is wearing out way faster than the Rear Left. Please advise.

has this expert never heard of Fraunhofer paste the numbers would be even more impressive no real tank weight and a very safe dispersal system with little danger of catastrophic fire there's the solution yesterdays men are slowing progress wringing their hands with fear that their day is done

extremely hard to understand what he was saying, subtites didnt help either, pictures kinda explained what he said tho👍

big = bike

Amazing pro

What about wide high profile Tyres? I want to put some wider tyres on my Chevy.. not that wide just a little bit

Thanks 😊

Great explanation and great animation 😍 😍

How long can be a shock absorber fully compressed without damage?

Man is smaller wheels faster or not?