This is a YouTube video titled "Toyo Tire We Have A Problem" containing a monologue-style commentary focused on balancing Toyo tires. The speaker expresses frustration with the tire balancing process, discussing measurements and forces applied to each tire. The content is technical and related to tire maintenance or testing, featuring a single speaker without any interaction.
Now, Toyo, I'm starting to get aggravated with your tires. Now. These things are starting to balance out like a venom tire. Now, we're gonna have to have a talk. Now, we're gonna go one by one to balance these things out. Before we do that, let's go ahead and take that damn sticker off. Come on. All right, tire number one. Tire one rolling. Now, Toyo, I hope you're watching this now. We got that load roller on there. All right, rollers off. Coming in with four ounces, only 16 pounds of force. Let's go to our Tire 2. Tire 2, load roller on. All right, low roller on. What we got? Three and three. Three ounce, only four pounds of force. Come on, Toyo. Yo, got to do better than that. Let's go to tire three. All right, tire number three. All right, rollers on, rolls coming on. Man, I'm sick of this. Y' all got to get better. An ounce and a half is way too much. And 10 pounds of force is way too much. You got to get better. All right, tire number four. Now, Toyo, this one better come out better than the other ones. All right, low roller on. All right, roller coming off. Where we at? Well, yeah, seven pounds of force. That mean that thing gonna ride smooth as a dagum Cadillac, son. Calling for five and a half ounce, which stinks. Still ain't for a eight ply. Big old 17 inch tire.