How to model OFF-ROAD Tires In Blender

This is a follow up to my 3d modeling wheels in blender tutorial. One of you asked me how I'd approach off road wheels. Here is the relatively non-destructive workflow that I use frequently. Keep in mind that different workflows work well for different things, so if you need a single hull mesh this probably isn't the approach I'd take. But I like this method because it leaves making big look dev changes on the table pretty late in the process.
Addons I use frequently (these are affiliate links, however I don't agree to be an affiliate for any addon I don't use in my workflow regularly or think would be generally useful):
omnistep: blendermarket....
geo-scatter: blendermarket....
a bunch of the tinker boi addons: blendermarket....
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[@Nova-Apollo]

5:17 absolutely amazing about to do vertex transfers for my next project

[@little_skurt]

10/10

[@masrubsiddiquemeraj8700]

Love it

[@taviken456]

I need more of this cat in my life

[@bytedozer]

It will return

[@Raul-n3g2p]

Greetings Sir, if it's not a bother could you upload a video tutorial on how to animate a subject covering or uncovering himself with a sheet? Please

[@ItisPronouncedRules]

how do i make those black lines

[@bytedozer]

Which part are you referring to?

[@ItisPronouncedRules]

@@bytedozer the very start of the video

[@SwordToothTiger]

I don't understand with these issue at 7:28 - what two ilands, why you need to put it on each other, compleatly not clear.

[@bytedozer]

So we want to perfectly overlap the islands for each side so the bump map can show in the same exact area on each side of the wheel