Row 903

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Then i assume it is more rational by properties balance, than full-solid wheels . I was thinking a filled/{full-solid} wheel would be the best, but nothing confirms this to be the case .

But i feel like such wheels wouldn't be the best choice for durability after damage: because they need to withstand high-velocity force redistribution and light jumps for 30+ minutes, including a possible cost factor; Can you mention any specific vehicles which use them ?

A guy on Canadian forum also said they use Runflats (3rd option) . Some article says that M1126 Stryker uses Runflats . And press publications say M-ATV uses "runflat system" but idk if they mean the same or just a capability .

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