Hard rubber tires are more durable, wear-resistant, and ideal for high-load or industrial use, but they offer less grip and a rougher ride. Soft rubber tires, on the other hand, provide better traction and a smoother driving experience but wear out faster and are more prone to damage on rough terrain.
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Hard rubber.
Vulcanization.
it depends upon the situation, the track on which you are riding and what type of rider you are. if the surface is hard and bumpy,you should use hard tyres,especially when you are a drifter.
Yes, there isnt much rubber on them, so they will shorten the lifespan of the rims.
I am guessing that you really mean Vulcanization? This is the process, using HEAT, that processes Raw Rubber into a Hard non-sticky rubber. This is the process that is used to heat treat rubber in Molds to make Tires.
Actually, hard rubber is not elastic. If you have ever had a hard rubber ball you know this. Also, rubber dries out and cracks in hot weather and doesn't expand or contract in cold weather so it would just fall apart eventually. Most people want to keep a car going for several years and it wouldn't hold up if it was hard rubber. Hard rubber is used in cars for hoses, tires, and other things, but to have the car made of it just is not practical.
absolutely nothing
one is hard
Tanks have linked metal treads that are faced with hard rubber. They mostly drive on grass, stone etc, hardly ever on roads.
For riding on hard, smooth surfaces narrow smooth high pressure tires are used. For riding on soft, uneven surfaces wide knobbly low pressure tires are used. For conditions in between tires in between are used.
what is the defference between cassette tape and hard disk
Because rubber is soft, and has limited grip on hard, slick ice or hardpacked snow. A chain gives the tyre a hard and knobbly surface able to scour and scrape the ice hard enough to create some grip.