Anybody seen these things? They look weird. I bet it would weight a bit less so it could be good for performance, but I personal don't really like it.null

I don't know if the pic will work but just look it up on Google.
They would look weird on some 20's
thats crazy, post where i can find more info, i am intrigued
hop on in i've got a J
I agree that it would way less but I don't think it would all that great in a more autox like application.
It would be great like it said for war zones due to the lack of needing air but I can see that thing getting ripped apart taking high speed corners and burnouts. I think it is more of a economic thing though. Don't have to check air pressure. I would be curious to ride in a car equipped with them. Wonder if it makes mounting them easier.
Makes the rim look small.
That article makes them sound pretty good. If it rides nice I would put it on my DD. Be getting some attention thats for sure. I imagine you would get question every where you go.
honestly, this has to be somewhere between 8-10 years old atleast. They have been talking about those for song long, I personaly cant see how this things would handle much torque
I just stumbled upon it today. I didn't know it was old.
so** ack, sorry if I came off like a jerk, would love to see those on the street but its been a long time I dont think they are going to do it, kinda frustrating that new, interesting autotech never goes anyplace
I don't think it will actually make it but it would be cool.
They are cool in the no air sense of the discussion but I just can't see them performing well in a performance oriented environment. Launching or autocross = dead tweels.
Just be for grandpa's cadillac and it would probably make it.
so exactly how are they held on the wheel?
The inner rubber ring looks like it is just stretched around the rim.