One of my favourite memories of childhood are the days when we'd be taken to a factory to watch bread being baked, beer brewed and put into bottles made onsite from molten blobs, or tyres handmade. Watching the robots reminds me how hard the bloke we saw was working to make his quota, yet how skillfully he placed each layer and cut it perfectly to measure.
A perfect example of how quantity in demand determines the price of an object. If not so many tires were needed the average person could surely not afford them after all the time and work that goes into production, construction and servicing the machines needed and so forth. Very interesting and eye opening video.
In 1908 Goodyear was able to increase production (per worker) from 5 tires for a 10 hour day, to 60 tires for a 10 hour day; with their new Seiberling State Tire Building Machine. It would be nice to know how fast the machines are that were in the video. Looks like the process still takes a few stations to pull off.
@@TheFeatInk .. What is it you don't understand? Nothing is the other was around, but exactly as I stated. Please read it again. I believe we mean the same, but you are misunderstanding.
actually the process that is shown in this video is explained so simply to prevent confusion. it is much more complicated than it is shown in this video
I don't care how crappy or how nice your car is. 1 thing that is always the same is that feeling you get when you put a brand new set of tires on. Doesn't matter if they are cheap or expensive either, just fresh and new.
Im obsessed with tyres. When I look at used cars the first thing I look at is the tyres to see how much tread is left and how they have worn as it gives an idea of how the previous owner looked after the car and how they drove it. New tyres, always enjoy getting a new set all round.
,,I got bitches in the livin' room gettin' it on And, they ain't leavin' til' six in the mornin' (six in the mornin') So what you wanna do? Shit I got a pocket full of *rubbers* and my homeboys do too" (Snoop Dogg, Gin and Juice)
As a retired Industrial Engineer from Akron BF Goodrich tire plant I must say. WOW! I used to time study tire builders and, I am amazed at the automation used today.
I work at a tire plant and I have to say TOYO tires makes their tires complete different than all of the other tire manufacturers, their tech is super advanced and secret
@@cuzz63nah he's telling the truth. Ours has like 5 tires working all at the same time. And the set up of the machine is very precise. Some things only have like .1mm of play in them
@@jonathanbriggs7057 Thats what I am saying ...more precise. I could make the same claim that we make our tires different and our tech is secret and super advanced.... I have over 38 years in the tire industry and experience with 10 different tire building machines even from when they were hand built to the robots of today. Claim doesnt make it true.
Hahahaha we are working in tyre industry only but ppls thinking in tyre industry workers working under heat and smell buy the situation is different no smell comes from rubber and plant fully tem maintain under 25 only 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
When you think about it, tires are a technical marvel. If somebody told me that a piece of rubber supporting the weight of 2 tons, rolling against concrete at over 100mph every day for years and doesn't immediately breakdown, I'd never believe it.
This Video was done in our plant in Korbach. That is the oldest Continental plant. We have around 20 plants around the globe and not all are alike. The process is the same everywhere but with different stages of digitalization.
Probably the tooling and processes are provided by the same suppliers to your company and Continental. But its the rubber compound and the tread pattern is what makes the difference.
Lol I did the same thing with my front tires. Had one finally pop on the freeway a few months ago and had to pull over and put on the spare tire. Be prepared for when that happens 😬
Hi guys, very impresive presentation, well documented, easy to understand and very explicit, most kind of you for shearing this outstanding program with us, keep up the good work.
I worked at Firestone SA as people Mechanical Engineer in training during the early 1980's. Later on, there was a project to increase the capacity of the Plant, I became part of the Project Team, working with four different nationalities on the management team. This is a fascinating process. Quite a lot of ingredients to built a tyre as reflected In the video. Taken me back over 40 years.
Making rubber tires is one of the great inventions, extremely strong, durable, complex and laborious processes and yet snag and precise in the end. We shouldn't complain about the price.
It’s blurred at the end but in the beginning it’s not also next to where it’s blurred is some sort of logo or seal and I’m pretty sure it says continental so it defeats the purpose of the blur.
It doesn't smell like that, it more so smells like chemicals and compounds being burned and some tires even smell like you're curing a skunk in a press. Definitely not a pleasant smell unless you're at the end of the line doing repairs or inspecting them. But even cutting breaker from the FPs made on the calendar line they smell like dog shit
0:05 Invention of pneumatic tyres in the early part of the twentieth century?? No. Robert William Thomson in 1845. It was tubeless tyres that were patented in 1903, by Goodyear.
This is the second How It's Made video I've seen where they use the term wheelrim. When a non-car person tries to talk about cars you get a word like wheelrim
I couldn't stop laughing. I'm 46 and never thought to look up how tires are made. I'm watching this laughing because I was blown away at how they were made. I was more blown away at the machines created to make the tires. Then I was even more blown away at how people figured this all out. The string acts to release vapors while being cooked? Holy Cow! 👏👏👏👏
Yup, I work in a tire factory. It's like this for every single tire, and seeing what the builders do making Semi/Bus tires makes me appreciate my job cutting the rubber that goes into them. 😁
What's more amazing is engineering such machines that are capable of producing such quality tires! How long it took the machine designer to come up with the compound method for example!
Arabic, Everything is possible. It only seems impossible from the outside. Impossible not meaning that no one has done and no one will do it. It means that the chance is low.
It's crazy how smart certain people have been in this world to make ALOT of things and even the machines with all the mechanisms to make a ton of them. Crazy!!
@@Brandon57871 I think I've heard of Douglas, but not much about them. I had Nitto Neo Gen 215/40 R18 on my car, switched to Michelin Pilot Sport 225/40 R18 and holy shit the difference is incredible. My car is a pile of shit and I remember being able to spin my tires in the rain with the brand new Nittos, but I can't with these Michelins.
Thats a complex process, very interesting. I was imagining a far simpler process with dozens of tyres just going along a production line. Wonder how many tyres a factory like this will make in a day.
I used to work in a Continental tire plant.... they left out a few steps y'all. If you knew the entire process it would really blow your mind. That said, one plant makes about 1,000 -2,000 individual tires per 12 hour shift. The one I came from made both radial (like in this video) and bias tires (spares) so there were 2 different production lines in the same plant. Unfortunately because they couldn't meet production to keep costs down, as that plant was not as highly automated as what was shown in the video, the plant was closed. Over 1,200 direct employees and another 200 -300 contractors lost their careers. The plant was also razed so no other competing company could purchase the facility and begin making tires and employ those displaced workers. I will never intentionally purchase Continental or General Tire products ever again. The company is morally bankrupt.
Man, as I am in the U.S. I wish “How it’s Made” would make a “Tires” video. I know “tyre” is similar but on opposite sides of the road. I guess the orientation of all the machinery is backwards in Tire factories.
Lucas Patrick dude Really what’s the difference The reason it’s called tyres is because words are spelled differently over there in the UK Like this Color and Colour
Super Mario Jesus no it isn’t they’re called tyres because they’re used to drive on the left side of the road while tires are used to drive on the right
I'm pretty sure they're custom made by just one company. Give me a sec and I'll put a link to a video that goes a bit in depth about it. Edit: Here it is, ua-cam.com/video/1thfmpxXOyM/v-deo.html
Over 1k dollars for a set of 20” Michelin tires on a 2015 Tahoe plus mounting balancing ,tpms rebuilt kits and road hazard warranty oh and of course tax
Assembly 15mts. W / human intervention or manual , in this case they use robots it's much faster . On the other hand on the oven for the treads and shape less than a mt. You do the counting.
Now we need a how it's made for all the machines that made the tire.
And the one on the machines that built the machines that built the tire.
A Smelly Cardassian but what about the machine what built the other machine
It's business secret.
@@Omegatonboom 😂😂
What about the machine that built the machine that built the machine that built the tyres?
Please keep making these, its among the best TV shows ever made. Thanks so much.
One of my favourite memories of childhood are the days when we'd be taken to a factory to watch bread being baked, beer brewed and put into bottles made onsite from molten blobs, or tyres handmade. Watching the robots reminds me how hard the bloke we saw was working to make his quota, yet how skillfully he placed each layer and cut it perfectly to measure.
cool
I love watching churros being made at a churro shop
And it smells delicious ❤
Nice to see what goes into something we take for granted
tires cost hundreds of $. i dont think many people take them for granted
that's only half of it. maybe search youtube for the rubber production in the forests of 3rd world countries
prof_ AW3SOM0 true that
Nikolay Ivanov if you really think about it, we, the customers could easily be expected to pay a little more.
Don't worry the man who knows whats going on and owns the company takes cash happily and fairly for this knowledge
A perfect example of how quantity in demand determines the price of an object. If not so many tires were needed the average person could surely not afford them after all the time and work that goes into production, construction and servicing the machines needed and so forth. Very interesting and eye opening video.
honestly. It boggles my mind that we have machines this sophisticated for something so "ordinary" as it were, since almost everyone uses tyres.
In 1908 Goodyear was able to increase production (per worker) from 5 tires for a 10 hour day, to 60 tires for a 10 hour day; with their new Seiberling State Tire Building Machine. It would be nice to know how fast the machines are that were in the video. Looks like the process still takes a few stations to pull off.
My thoughts exactly. Incredible and will likely make me whine a little less when I have to buy tires.
its the other way around. The demand determines the value of the tire, which determines the value of all the machines making the tire.
@@TheFeatInk .. What is it you don't understand? Nothing is the other was around, but exactly as I stated. Please read it again. I believe we mean the same, but you are misunderstanding.
That process was so much more complicated than I would have thought.
Exactly what I was thinking....I guess it explains why tires cost so damn much.
@@freedomofspeech plus all the engineering that goes into finding the perfect compound, shape and tread
actually the process that is shown in this video is explained so simply to prevent confusion. it is much more complicated than it is shown in this video
Now think about that when people click "price lowest to highest" on Tirerack and buy from the top of the list 😮.
Robots made all that.
I don't care how crappy or how nice your car is. 1 thing that is always the same is that feeling you get when you put a brand new set of tires on. Doesn't matter if they are cheap or expensive either, just fresh and new.
Im obsessed with tyres. When I look at used cars the first thing I look at is the tyres to see how much tread is left and how they have worn as it gives an idea of how the previous owner looked after the car and how they drove it. New tyres, always enjoy getting a new set all round.
"It is time for this rubber to hit the road", what a finish!
😁😁😁😁
Is it really rubber? Or less than a rubber....smh..their ingredients are confused us.
@@tenzackyogi1742 It's rubber.
,,I got bitches in the livin' room gettin' it on
And, they ain't leavin' til' six in the mornin' (six in the mornin')
So what you wanna do? Shit
I got a pocket full of *rubbers* and my homeboys do too"
(Snoop Dogg, Gin and Juice)
One of the technical marvels of the modern world. Imagine life without them.
I have done that.
I do. Often.
We are currently doing life in a weird way
Watching how tyres are made at the end of the year
It's been a good year
Nice hahahaha
Nice one dude XD
I have hiccups 🤦🏼♂️
JiminieJimin 01 ......
Hee hee
As a retired Industrial Engineer from Akron BF Goodrich tire plant I must say. WOW! I used to time study tire builders and, I am amazed at the automation used today.
Hi Gary! As an operator, we always get tired of the IE’s telling us we’re not being efficient enough and we should be able to build more tires. Haha!
@@temgmcks00 No doubt.
WOW! never knew how much effort goes into making a tire. the machines used are amazing. Technology has progressed soooo much
Heard of smart tyre 📱
@@funeralhouse6280 is this the set up to a punchline?
Lol even after watching this i still feel like I don't know how a tire is made
CJ Lark haha.. me too
Me too man .. its crazy.. 😂😂
Yes, I really wanted to see the tread being formed.
In a waffle machine. Weren't you paying attention?
First, they take the dinglebop
I love the smell of fresh tires, I would love to take a tour of a tire shop, I just love love love the smell
,,Never, ever had a lover
Who put the pedal to the metal
And burn rubber on me, Charlene
Oh, no!" 🎶
(The Gap Band)
So do I.
smell condoms.
I occasionally drive by cooper tires manufacturing here in Ohio and it makes me feel slightly nauseated lol
Contact me to tour a tire plant
I find the manufacturing process more intriguing. How much work went into calibrating all that equipment?
I work at a tire plant and I have to say TOYO tires makes their tires complete different than all of the other tire manufacturers, their tech is super advanced and secret
But yoyo are garbage
@@Triggeredjpg I am calling bullshit. I would imagine they are made the same way but at most more precise.
@@cuzz63nah he's telling the truth. Ours has like 5 tires working all at the same time. And the set up of the machine is very precise. Some things only have like .1mm of play in them
@@jonathanbriggs7057 Thats what I am saying ...more precise. I could make the same claim that we make our tires different and our tech is secret and super advanced.... I have over 38 years in the tire industry and experience with 10 different tire building machines even from when they were hand built to the robots of today. Claim doesnt make it true.
The machines are truly mind boggling! Where would you even begin the design of such complex engineering.
All I can think about is the smell of the factory ☺️
Fabric smell and burnt rubber smell
smells like the end of a car meet
I smell it all day. It's a block away from me.
Hahahaha we are working in tyre industry only but ppls thinking in tyre industry workers working under heat and smell buy the situation is different no smell comes from rubber and plant fully tem maintain under 25 only 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I worked in a warehouse for tires. In the hot summer months, you may as well burn your cloths at the end of the day; nothing could wash the smell out!
It's amazing how the machines were even made to actually make the tire as well.
When you think about it, tires are a technical marvel.
If somebody told me that a piece of rubber supporting the weight of 2 tons, rolling against concrete at over 100mph every day for years and doesn't immediately breakdown, I'd never believe it.
A fantastically clear explanation for what is quite a complex process. Thank you!
This Video was done in our plant in Korbach. That is the oldest Continental plant. We have around 20 plants around the globe and not all are alike. The process is the same everywhere but with different stages of digitalization.
I can only assume those disliking this video has a better way of producing tires.
Aaron Brown 😂😂😂
KJ_Mack82 haha
Makes you wonder how many negative people are negative just to be negative because there negative.😁
Aaron Brown that or they speak American and say Tires
@Frank it They're you moron.
I make tires for a living and it’s crazy to see how alike other companies are.
Holy Kafir of course. My clothes reek of it when I get home. But it’s not a terrible smell. And you get used to it. The smell of money.
My local Titan tire factory, used to be Kelly Springfield, is nothing like the video. Most of it is manual labor.
@@tinytim9453 Of course, the one in the vid manufactures Continental tyres
Probably the tooling and processes are provided by the same suppliers to your company and Continental. But its the rubber compound and the tread pattern is what makes the difference.
@@movedownsouthfilms936 Is the smell not carcinogenic?
I can’t believe someone invented this machinery. It’s mind blowing tbh
Remember, it’s taken over 100 years for this machinery to be invented, be developed, and evolve into what you see today.
That's totally amazing, I learned something interesting today 😉🙂 🙂
So did I 🙂
So those are the steel wires that are sticking out of my dangerously worn out tires!
Plenty of life left it yet
The tires aren't done until all the steel wires are sticking out and making sparks on the road......lol.
VenomStryker I’m getting EVERY SINGLE PENNY out of them
Lol I did the same thing with my front tires. Had one finally pop on the freeway a few months ago and had to pull over and put on the spare tire. Be prepared for when that happens 😬
Just go to a pay n spray
Hi guys, very impresive presentation, well documented, easy to understand and very explicit, most kind of you for shearing this outstanding program with us, keep up the good work.
I worked at Firestone SA as people Mechanical Engineer in training during the early 1980's. Later on, there was a project to increase the capacity of the Plant, I became part of the Project Team, working with four different nationalities on the management team. This is a fascinating process. Quite a lot of ingredients to built a tyre as reflected In the video. Taken me back over 40 years.
I'm curious how they make the machine to make tyres.
And I'm curious, how they make the machine that make machine to make tyres.
@@abhijitshinde1263 also, how they make the machine that make the machine to make the machine to make tyres
It all loops back to an old man hammering stone in a cave
Max but now I’m curious how the old man hammering stone in a cave was made
@@sebastiansandoval1500 I am curious about how the man was made
So complicated hats off to the guys who invented these machines that make the tires
Wow, so much to it. Pretty interesting. This made my taking a mean dump way more enjoyable lol. Thanks for the upload✌🏽
Don't you just love when people/machines make things so great :-) 100 years of trying to get to these standards are awesome ....
Damn this looks so complicated now I see why tires are expensive. But still cheap because it takes a lot of work. Thanks to these genius
Making rubber tires is one of the great inventions, extremely strong, durable, complex and laborious processes and yet snag and precise in the end. We shouldn't complain about the price.
Why bother to blur the brand if it is unmistakably Continential, precisely ContiSportContact 5
Of coarse who would have thought otherwise. In other news naked man caught stealing some chickens
The law, that's why, they blur penises in Japanese porn, but you can clearly see that they are penises
coalie roller it says it in the intro. It’s on the tyre. And yet they still go through all the work of censoring it and they still messed up.
It’s blurred at the end but in the beginning it’s not also next to where it’s blurred is some sort of logo or seal and I’m pretty sure it says continental so it defeats the purpose of the blur.
no free advertisement....
This is way more complicated than I imagined no wonder the high costs
I just want to go to this factory to have a smell..
that new rubber tire smell is so awesome
It doesn't smell like that, it more so smells like chemicals and compounds being burned and some tires even smell like you're curing a skunk in a press. Definitely not a pleasant smell unless you're at the end of the line doing repairs or inspecting them. But even cutting breaker from the FPs made on the calendar line they smell like dog shit
I love the narrator's voice and sense of humor. Shalom
0:05 Invention of pneumatic tyres in the early part of the twentieth century??
No. Robert William Thomson in 1845.
It was tubeless tyres that were patented in 1903, by Goodyear.
Simply stunning.
Now that I have watched this video, I can re-tire.
This makes so much more sense now
I will never complain about the cost of tires again. They was cool.
Not only would I not complain now, but I would actually doubt the quality of cheap Chinese ones~
@@KarlenBell well.. Renowned tyre manufacturer always produce cheaper alternatives with different name. Go for that one..
Like BFGoodrich , Michelin owns it
@@KarlenBell Well I'm sure that there are industry standards that every manufacturer has to abide by so I'd trust the knockoffs...
@@guttagutta420 hahaha, Industry Standard is not followed by most Chinese companies, especially knockoffs.
This is an excellent educational video. Thanks for it.
This is the second How It's Made video I've seen where they use the term wheelrim. When a non-car person tries to talk about cars you get a word like wheelrim
Lol
How come this guy sounds like American's most wanted host. I thought I am watching a documentary of a missing tire.
Would love to see a video of the machines being made that make the tyres
I always enjoy watching Discovery Channel
3am high asf
3:06 lmao
I couldn't stop laughing. I'm 46 and never thought to look up how tires are made.
I'm watching this laughing because I was blown away at how they were made. I was more blown away at the machines created to make the tires. Then I was even more blown away at how people figured this all out. The string acts to release vapors while being cooked?
Holy Cow!
👏👏👏👏
I work in a tire plant here in America and yep................
That's how you do it👍
But here its called a tire not tyre
Same here. At Michelin
Your Title is Watcher.
Thank You!
Had no idea there was that much of a process for a single tire.
Robinhood179 its why they cost so much. And some tires take even longer and can cost thousands
Yup, I work in a tire factory. It's like this for every single tire, and seeing what the builders do making Semi/Bus tires makes me appreciate my job cutting the rubber that goes into them. 😁
@@jacquesmontague2477 hey, want to know more about it.
Freaking technology is amazing..
If you’re reading this comment, happy New Years I hope you get rich soon 👏
I love the look of new tires 👍
What's more amazing is engineering such machines that are capable of producing such quality tires!
How long it took the machine designer to come up with the compound method for example!
Arabic, Everything is possible. It only seems impossible from the outside. Impossible not meaning that no one has done and no one will do it. It means that the chance is low.
It is just amazing all the smart minds that made this manufacturing possible
Finally I found How It's Made video in HD!!
Until a month ago, I still had an original GM tyre on my 2010 Opel Astra. These machines and engineers would be proud.
I remember back in the day when we were kids, we used car tires as swings and simply called them "tire swings" LOL!!!
Nice video showing the production process of tyres !
The guy talking sounds like the one from kurzgesagt
It's crazy how smart certain people have been in this world to make ALOT of things and even the machines with all the mechanisms to make a ton of them. Crazy!!
This explanation was as good as the one from Rick and Morty about how Plumbuses are made.
Yeah that whole bit is a parody of shows like How It's Made.
Yeah especially at 2:41
What?
Damn. What a great invention. Awesome process
No wonder they’re so expensive
@@Brandon57871 I think I've heard of Douglas, but not much about them. I had Nitto Neo Gen 215/40 R18 on my car, switched to Michelin Pilot Sport 225/40 R18 and holy shit the difference is incredible. My car is a pile of shit and I remember being able to spin my tires in the rain with the brand new Nittos, but I can't with these Michelins.
MrAyy its continental its german product and they are expensive
@@Brandon57871 lol people talking about 60 usd a tire. A good tire model will be at 250 usd per tire.
@@Brandon57871 My Douglas tires lasted a good 30k miles as well. No flats and no broken belts.
@@vika0194 that's absolute bullshit. No need to spend that much on tires.
Thats a complex process, very interesting. I was imagining a far simpler process with dozens of tyres just going along a production line. Wonder how many tyres a factory like this will make in a day.
I've been building tires for 16 years now for goodyear and it's pretty close to the same thing we use different machines.
inventing that machine that process all these tires are more amazing than the tire itself.
I came here to see how the tires are made cause I had no clue. after watching the video, I have still no clue how they're made
This was really nice I like it like I never knew how tires are made
What I want to know is who invents and makes the machines that make the tyres possible.and various other machines we see on how it's made.
Chinese guys check strangeparts’ channel
Educated Liberals who know stuff.
My dad makes dairy machines. It’s not not tough once you break it into small parts: designing, fabrication and assembling etc.
@@warpedbeyondhelp Yeah but how do they do it?
At last, someone knows how to spell tyre, congrats, 😊
Random nail: im about to end this mans whole carrer
Wali M2002 : learn to spell ...
@@neilgeorge1500 r/whoosh
😂
I used to work in a Continental tire plant.... they left out a few steps y'all. If you knew the entire process it would really blow your mind. That said, one plant makes about 1,000 -2,000 individual tires per 12 hour shift. The one I came from made both radial (like in this video) and bias tires (spares) so there were 2 different production lines in the same plant. Unfortunately because they couldn't meet production to keep costs down, as that plant was not as highly automated as what was shown in the video, the plant was closed. Over 1,200 direct employees and another 200 -300 contractors lost their careers. The plant was also razed so no other competing company could purchase the facility and begin making tires and employ those displaced workers. I will never intentionally purchase Continental or General Tire products ever again. The company is morally bankrupt.
I love the smell of fresh new tires. I would give anything for a whiff of this factory. 😫❤️
Yes fresh new rubber smell
The puns are surprisingly fitting
Thanks from earth to the moon to everyone behind the scenes in the industry filed to make our live easier
Then you have those guys doing burnouts down the back of your house.
😂😂😂
Happy new year
Let us all welcome 2020 with lots of love
Happy New Year to you! 😁
Man, as I am in the U.S. I wish “How it’s Made” would make a “Tires” video. I know “tyre” is similar but on opposite sides of the road. I guess the orientation of all the machinery is backwards in Tire factories.
Lucas Patrick I can’t tell if your joking or not
Lucas Patrick dude
Really what’s the difference
The reason it’s called tyres is because words are spelled differently over there in the UK
Like this
Color and Colour
Super Mario Jesus no it isn’t they’re called tyres because they’re used to drive on the left side of the road while tires are used to drive on the right
Ummm...I think it's a joke y'all.
proenneke Finally, a smart dude! Lol
Fascinating process 😊
Reminds me when I lived in the Bahamas, they spelled "tires" the same way.
electronicsNmore yeah, tires is the way to go
I didn’t even notice it lol .
Why don't you just watch it huh?
Makes sense since the Bahamas where former territory of the UK
Tires US, Tyres The rest of the World. Lol
How can someone dislike this tire process.
They were probably too tired (ha!) of looking at them.
Iam the person who watch this video in 31-12-2019 in late night time 11:15
Oh yeah!!!!!
"hi5, namaste" super nice video buddy:-*
That's how tires are made. I'm so tired.
I have a whole new appreciation for tyres 😳
Now show me how monster truck wheels are made
Yes sir
Ehm. Same way but bigger...
I'm pretty sure they're custom made by just one company. Give me a sec and I'll put a link to a video that goes a bit in depth about it.
Edit: Here it is, ua-cam.com/video/1thfmpxXOyM/v-deo.html
Waiting to get new tires put on my car right now and I'm bored so I'm watching this...
How does measuremert for ufniformity and dynamic balance checking before shipment.
Who makes these machines? Its so mesmerizing to watch
Over 1k dollars for a set of 20” Michelin tires on a 2015 Tahoe plus mounting balancing ,tpms rebuilt kits and road hazard warranty oh and of course tax
Thank you. So informative.
question, how long does this process take to make one tyre?
About 3 hours
i know it takes about 6 hours after cooking and cooling
Assembly 15mts. W / human intervention or manual , in this case they use robots it's much faster . On the other hand on the oven for the treads and shape less than a mt. You do the counting.
It depends on the size of the tire. Car tires are assembled in 1 min to 1:15 depending on the make up. Semi truck tires around 2 min.
Excelent explanation. Congratulation.👍
I had no idea it takes so much technology to make a tire.
... Good thing they didn't cover how each rubber compound or how much work goes in to creating the tread pattern for optimal grip vs noise.
Good minded, great creativity
I know this voice from the show “how it’s made”
His name is Tony Hirst. He narrates loads of shows in the UK
But how is "how it's made" made
Logan Heyden top ten questions scientists can’t answer
Logan Heyden that’s a good question 🤔