Do you ever wonder about tires?

[Pats]

You should probably consider cutting back on all those donuts.

Now you're sounding like @Tom with his want for donuts. lol

 

[Judge]

Now you're sounding like @Tom with his want for donuts. lol

And Danny Koker from "Counting Cars". Another big fan of donuts.

Cough! Cough!

 

[OlLiE]

heat through friction heats up the rubber and makes it stickier, so it sticks to the road through friction, that and oil residu is why roads are extra slippery after it rains after a prolonged period of dry hot weather

 

[Judge]

heat through friction heats up the rubber and makes it stickier, so it sticks to the road through friction, that and oil residu is why roads are extra slippery after it rains after a prolonged period of dry hot weather

Exactly. Ever notice in so many Indy Car races where before checkered flag all the drivers are moving their cars in a serpentine motion? Better traction from super-heated tires.

Oil residue with the first rain. Oh man, that cost me a bundle many years ago with my Honda. Just making a slow turn at an intersection where all four tires hydroplaned on me. Momentarily lost all control. "Kissed" the curb and bent my front wheel drive.

 

[tducey]

My first job was at Canadian Tire and I had a job in the past that dealt with tires.

 

[Judge]

Seriously in any inquiry about tires, I usually go to tirerack.com first.

https://www.tirerack.com/content/tirerack/desktop/en/homepage.html