In car footage UCSMOKE frying tyres at Powercruise 

That’s pretty tough!

....its powercruise, powerskids, burning rubber and racing is what it's about lol

Uu It's

Nic H RU-vid not really most of them would out preform this in every way accept a dyno shoot out or burnout comp

Very hard to believe knowing that you cant come in at a 90 degree angle at 120kmh and hold the car the whole way. Some people in burnout cars have done it but arent set up quiete as well as a "JDM car"

@@rayban5737 Definitely. Nice car, but it's not going to be good at anything other than dyno's or burnouts.

royce julian dose it on a race track / safe an controled inviroment (away from public roads) an still cops some hate. Keep on ripping it up fuk what this fool says

royce julian why are you here then? No one asked for your opinion fuck face

fuck off ya wanka

And you could do a better job eh..?

There it is.. the dumbest thing iv read all week..

Don't correct what you don't know. English, as we use in Australia, considering this is in Australia is tyres, in England they use tyres, in America and Canada it's tires, we didn't alter the spelling, you guys did, we should be explaining on every American channel that it is in fact tyres, but we don't because we understand what you mean and don't need to act like dicks. The whole world does not revolve around North America or the U.S.A I typed in Google "how do the english spell tire" because that's how you would be doing it and this is what came up... "Tire and tyre both mean a covering for a wheel, usually made of rubber. Tire is the preferred spelling in the U.S. and Canada. Tyre is preferred in most varieties of English outside North America. Of course, all English speakers use tire in the sense to grow weary."

You’ve obviously never seen him skid this thing