How do you make your tires screech in a manual car, like when you're driving off?

Question

when you're driving off down the road how do you make your tires screech a little bit. i did it once accidentally but i don't know what i did

Answer 1

Bring up the rpm's to 3 grand and dump the clutch and hold on, if automatic bring up the rpm's to 3 grand and apply the brake and then release, good luck because you will eventually be needing some type of repairs.

Answer 2

floor it and pop the clutch..and leave the transmission with the skid marks..haha..thats what my husband said...we drive manuals and i have been known to throw gravel and leave skid marks not meaning too..but its always funny

Answer 3

drop the clutch

Answer 4

You just need to get the revs high enough on the cars power band to exceed the traction capacity of your tires. You probably revved to about 3000RPM and let the clutch out really fast. This overpowers the tires causing them to screech.

Answer 5

Be careful. If you have a front wheel drive car they have an inherent design flaw called TORQUE STEER. Don't end up on the sidewalk running over puppies!!!

Answer 6

Hold the clutch in and give the it some gas (alot of gas) as u slowly release the clutch it should scream like h**l. If it's FWD you can pull the e-brake and do the same. (the e brake holds the rear wheels in place) I assume no reponsibility for car smashing, do at ur own risk! (it's fun as h**l tho!)

Answer 7

Put it in low, give it  gas, and quickly let out the clutch.  If it continues to screech, you just  tore up the clutch!

Answer 8

rev it to about 3000 rpm and let the clutch out in a smooth yet quick motion. But you sound like a loser considering you don't know thats called "barking the tires" so I wouldn't do it if I were you....

Answer 9

dont it will just wreck the car then you will have to walk

my dad put paint on the tires said if it was gone i was in trouble cus he needed to get to work to pay for the food have respec for cars and they will respect you when you need them