This is a YouTube video titled "What do you think about these tires ?" featuring a discussion between two speakers reviewing a new tire called the Grip Max. The speakers examine the tire's tread, sidewall, and manufacturing origin, and perform a bounce test to evaluate its performance. The content is a casual product review focused on tire quality and characteristics.
All right, they got a new tire they want me to try out. This thing's called a grip Max. Max Grip rt. Now, you know, the track pattern looks a lot like the radar tire, but we all know about them. Radar tire. When I tell you, there are all.
These issues with it.
So we're gonna put this on the bouncer and see what kind of issues we have with these things. All right, so before we do that, let's go and look at the sidewall. The tire looks pretty. Pretty decent. You know, the tread looks. I like the tread, actually. I like the way it looks. There's the other sidewall. All right, so everybody wants to know where these tires are made at.
Made in Cambodia, so, you know, they got your little baby cousins, all that stuff in there in the field, making them tires.
All right, before we bounce this thing, y' all know what we do? Take the damn stickers off.
All right, let's go.
Ahead, bounce this thing out. All right, we got that.
Thing spinning right here. All right, roller just came down, so we're gonna do it with no cuts, no edits. Will this thing bounce out good or bad? What's it gonna be? All right, now, you know how these.
Cheaper tires always do. They always take more weight. So we're calling for 8 ounces on one side, which is a pretty good.
Bit, but.
Only £24 of force.
So it's.
Calling for a lot of weight. But that doesn't mean it's going to vibrate, because we got the road force all the way down, so it does take a lot of weight.
