Clearly, you haven't seen a throwing knife launched by doing a front wheel burnout using a Tercel.

thats a lot of rubber to cut through with a throwing knife

Mining truck tires can vary in thickness depending on the model and size of the tire. For example, the Michelin XDR250+ 50/80R57 mining tire has a tread depth of 3.7/32 in, while the Michelin X UM HAUL 35/65R33 underground mining tire has a tread depth of 2.4/32 in.

A haulage truck tire, according to DOT regulations, must have a minimum tread depth of 4/32 of an inch on steer tires and 2/32 of an inch on all other tires, meaning the overall thickness of the tread is at least that amount depending on the tire type and size

(proceeds to bounce off tire)

What, you don't throw knives?

yes d355a

that is a horrible idea Key, you may get blown away into like 2 different countries + a few feet if you pop a huge tire like that

Key, it would take you about a few hours to cut through the tire lmao

D355A?