Could You Fill Tires with Water Instead of Air?

 

Have you ever wondered if you can fill the tires with water rather than air? Did you imagine what will happen then? We will not let you ask too much today, but we will tell you whether you can replace the air with water and whether your tires will explode if you make this change.

 

Many people ask this question but no one dared and tried it himself to know the answer. Is that correct?? If you think so, you are wrong. Some young people could not just wonder and wait for answers from others, instead they tried to replace the air in the tires with water to see what would happen.

 

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Experiment: Replacing the air in car tires with water

 

First, they packed the rear wheels of a second-generation Nissan 240SX. The youth first replaced a single rear wheel with water instead of air and was fully filled. Then they installed the rear tire and went on a tour with the car. Do you think the experiment worked? Or does the water exploded everywhere?

 

Two young men from the group drove the car with one tire filled with water and three filled with air. They said they felt no difference in driving. One suggested the crazy idea of replacing the other rear tire with water rather than air to see what would happen.

 

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Did the experiment succeed?

 

Before returning to fill the second tire with water, they drove the car faster, making them feel the car was a bit heavier than before and there was some concussion while driving.

 

After that the two men returned and replaced the air in the other rear tire with water and was fully filled and then re-installed it on the car. The two men drive the car again and nothing happened, but according to them the car was walking naturally and wonderful but with a little weight.

 

We can conclude from the previous experience that the air inside the tires can be replaced with water, but this affects the weight of the car in general. The risk is also in the case of tire explosion because of glass or any other material on the road.

 

Watch the video below but don't try to do the same at home

 

 

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