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Yes, they're called "high-rail" or "road-rail" vehicles. They have rail wheels that can be lowered down to drive on tracks or raised up for road use.
by LarsAlereon 3mo ago
Yes, they're called "high-rail" or "road-rail" vehicles. They have rail wheels that can be lowered down to drive on tracks or raised up for road use.
- edoceo 3mo agoAnd sometimes the axel is short (narrow), so the tires are on the rail. It's funny to see them on a standard road.
- cucumber3732842 3mo agoThey just use custom rims.