Could Square Wheels Ever Really Work? Find Out In This Video!
Mythbuster’s is one of televisions best shows and it is known that they are willing to try anything and everything to prove/disprove common myths and theories.
In this video we watch as they test they theory of driving a car with square wheels.
Their hope is that they ride would smooth out as they accelerate, but ultimately as we all would assume the square wheels are a definite bust, but it definitely makes for a very interesting video to watch!
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