Tire Wear Tester 1

Tire Wear Tester 1.0:
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With this program you can test a tire with a certain percentage of wear.
This enables you to test how your car will handle when you are driving worn tires without having to drive a lot of laps to reach that level of tire wear.

Instructions:
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Just start the program!

If it doesn't start, you'll probably need Microsoft's .NET framework, which can be found at
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?displaylang=en&FamilyID=ab99342f-5d1a-413d-8319-81da479ab0d7

If you don't understand how the program works, use the Help function or read the... readme.
Basically, select the right VEHicle file with the Vehicle selector (easiest option) or manually, select your desired wear percentage and press the big button.


IMPORTANT:
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This program temporarily modifies the tire file of the mod, meaning you'll get mismatches if you try to go online with it. So, tire wear testing is only possible offline.
After you have tested, press "Stop testing" and the original tire file will be restored.

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great site thanks welding
looneyhans on Feb-08-2021

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BrockHowie on Nov-27-2018

@luizsilveira: seriously, m8?

doser is right, the physics engine takes care of the uneven wear of tires. There is absolutely no need to set different wear between left and right or even front and back. Even when we set all (ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT) tires to the same wear rate, no tire will show the same level of wear in the course of a practice run, qualify or race session.

However, if you do want to set it differently, you can. We can define tire calibrations for ALL (all tires) ,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT.

You have to research this further.
TheChronus on Aug-02-2013

the link does not work. anyone have a link for download?
miguex on Jul-25-2013

@doser:

What? Seriously?

Tires wear differently on most tracks. If you want to simulate/test how you would handle with a worn out RF but reasonably fresh LF, how would you do that? Mind that tires wearing unevenly left to right (and not only front to back) is a condition you will find in *most* tracks - simply because to do a lap you need to turn more to one side than to another. The tire in the side doing most of the work will wear much quickly.

And I won't even get started for people who race ovals... >>
luizsilveira on Mar-19-2012

Why would you need to configure individual tyre wear...

They are matched pairs, so you only need to do Fronts, Rears.

The game takes care of the rest, based on stress forces, pressure, temperature, etc.

There would be no reason to edit Left/Right Wear.
doser on Mar-04-2012

Unfortunately, that's impossible in the current rFactor TBC-files as far as I know it. It is a pity though, beacuse the tires rarely wear equally between the left and right tires.

If someone does know how to do it, please let me know .
Mee on Apr-18-2010

I can see this being a great addon/utility

Would it be possible to set 'individual' tyre wear?
Not just fronts and rears.
sTimulated on Apr-18-2010

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