Inflated animal skins inspire Zack D. Films' truck that won't crush you
The cyclist who keeps meeting trouble on the channel is back, and this time a truck rolls right over her.
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The Tires That Won't Crush You 🤯
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The bike girl has had a hard time on Zack D. Films. In "The Tires That Won't Crush You 🤯" she falls off her bicycle in front of a truck, which, the narrator says, "rolled right over her, but she stood up without a scratch." It is an animated Short, so no one is actually hurt, and it has drawn about 6.6 million views since yesterday.
The explanation goes back to a boat on a muddy shore. A man watches fishermen blow air into animal skins and lay them under a heavy boat to roll it ashore. He copies the trick with soft rubber bags on a truck. In deep mud, an ordinary truck gets stuck, while the wide, low-pressure tires flatten out and spread the weight. The finale rolls the truck over a whole row of people lying on the ground.
The real version is the Rolligon, developed in the 1950s by William Albee. Many in the comments ask why such tires are not on every road. Even more of them keep up the running joke that the channel has it in for its unlucky cyclist.
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What viewers say
Generational beef with the bike bike girl😂😭🙏
@NaeemUddin-h8j7tSee it on YouTubeBike girl survived😂
@nsbdudbswjspSee it on YouTubePeople laying in a row to get a massage got me off guard 😂
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The beef with bike girl is crazy 🤣
Edit: whoa that’s a lot of likes@Landon_WetmoreSee it on YouTubeI actually don't think he has beef with Bike Girl, sure she falls avery time she shows up but she never gets seriously hurt, no matter the situation, matter of fact, she's always smiling and/or having a good time
@Almendr444See it on YouTubeThis is real. In 1951, William Hamilton Albee created soft tires that could roll over anything unharmed. He paired with Goodyear Tires to make Albee Rolligon. It is still around today.
@TheKnitterSiblingsSee it on YouTubepoor seals😭😭🙏
@nikilosik2303See it on YouTubeBro has some personal beef with the biker girl 😂
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- Channel
- Zack D. Films
- Subscribers
- 29,700,000 ▲ 100,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 560,771,694
- Channel views, pace per day
- 76,237,043 (on a normal day: 99,247,779)
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 8,483,099 (2 days online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 6,609,189
The numbers
A big first day, even for one of the busiest channels of animated explainers.
💡 Test your knowledge
Who developed the vulcanization process that made rubber durable enough for tires?
Charles Goodyear developed rubber vulcanization in 1839, and the Goodyear tire company was later named in his honor.


