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No, because the tire has substantial structure and isn't a latex balloon, for lack of a simpler explanation. In the case of automotive tires, the carcass (struc
by bri3d 5y ago
No, because the tire has substantial structure and isn't a latex balloon, for lack of a simpler explanation. In the case of automotive tires, the carcass (structure) of the tire governs the contact patch much more than the inflation amount.
- wiredfool 5y agoSo, part of the point of the Rene Hearse tires is that they’re as supple as they can possibly make them. They are producing essentially the same best tire that they can in a huge range of sizes. (Well, at least until they started doing endurance casing and knobbies, so now it’s more like 4 of the best tires they can, aimed at slightly different target users/races)