Not sure if this is the right place, but it smacks of tire comparisons so it seems good to me.

Someone had the idea of a burnout thread, so here it is! Post links to videos of your burnouts for all to see and admire ;)

Here's my best one to date with some 245/75-16 tires on stock rims:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSwGOesF10U

for all the smoke and squealing, it only wore about 1/4" off the tires

Very impressive. Looks expensive.

Nice!! :cool: BTW I like your response to the critic of your video :lol:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeVfX3JZScA Standard power braking..

Everytime i burn my tires off there is never anyone there with a video camera, Good thing i got a good picture memory though

i wish i had a camera before i let my stock one go lol believe me they were nothing when i was done with them

Subscribes to this thread!:ro)

that give the best burnouts are the ones in other people's cars with you at the wheel.

True! I'm surprised there aren't more of you guys with videos on here yet :eek:

for all the smoke and squealing, it only wore about 1/4" off the tires

So given the price of tires, you did a $200 burnout. :rolleyes:

Come spring time, I will see how well Cooper Discoverer ATR's do burnouts when I replace them. Will make sure to get pics and video.

Debating if I should go with the Coopers again or Toyo's.

Most of my tires that I do this to cost $50-$100 for a set of 4 and are usually at least 1/2 wore down by the time I get to destroying them. :D That burnout was like $25 worth of tires since they only lost about half their tread and there was still the front set left to smoke another day :driver::D

that give the best burnouts are the ones in other people's cars with you at the wheel.

X2 :D

Here you go,,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQBKErwJWOc

Here you go,,,
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQBKErwJWOc

God i love your garage!:D

God i love your garage!:D

That's an understatement!

Wow first time i have seen a 4500 light them up.
EDIT:Thinking about it more i kinda lied, First time i have seen one on video but not in person! I did quite a few PDI's on them while i was at the dealership before they got sent out to have whatever types of beds installed on them, No weight over the rear axle made for some GOOD times! I remember the first time i drove a 2007.5 and floored it at 25mph also:muahaha: There is quite a few things i miss not working for the dealership anymore but the pay sure isnt one of them!:rippedhan

Anyways back on topic, This isnt my video but i saw the link to this one when i was watching the 4500 video.
Finishing off a set of 20's (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAAftzW3cAM&feature=related)
I'd say he did a very fine job :ro)

Very impressive. Looks expensive.


Very...

Most of my tires that I do this to cost $50-$100 for a set of 4 and are usually at least 1/2 wore down by the time I get to destroying them. :D That burnout was like $25 worth of tires since they only lost about half their tread and there was still the front set left to smoke another day :driver::D

You must get free mounting. Mounting and balancing alone would cost more than that.

$3 per mount/dismount.. who cares about balancing when you do to them what I do....... ;). It costs a whopping $6.36 to get 2 "fresh" tires ready to roast. Where do you get yours mounted that cost so much?

it cost me $20 to mount

$3 per mount/dismount.. who cares about balancing when you do to them what I do....... ;). It costs a whopping $6.36 to get 2 "fresh" tires ready to roast. Where do you get yours mounted that cost so much?

The last ones I had mounted and balanced was at Belle Tire - $80 for all 4.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dOOTguKzyE I have some better ones but never had a vidoe camera

Me likey very much!

The last ones I had mounted and balanced was at Belle Tire - $80 for all 4.

I just go to the local OK tire where my buddy's cousin works, probably why I get the hookup. ;) The when I went to Discount tire a few years back it ended up being about $100 bucks to dismount/mount/balance/dispose of 4 of the old tires. Now I just go local and keep my old tires, it's cheaper that way.