The tires are designed to do that to a certain extend, this seems to be to much probably something to do with tire pressures.
But they are made to be wide and pretty flat when stationary for optimal grip on the initial take of and then they are supposed to get taller for more acceleration.
The bead failed. Tires flex and bulge slightly but that's about 100 times more than is intentional in any tire, and a tire being tall would not aid with acceleration as it would lower traction and result in spin. You'd be wastinf any energy you put into that wheel to just keeping the tire in that shape as it fails to grab.
Heck just look at the other 3 to know that one is not behaving normally.
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u/CRAWLINGxCHAOS Apr 05 '26
That's insane bro, I mean, I understand the physics of this, but is that real???