Friend something I do not understand much if the number of watts is higher the rubber wheel more or rolls more if the number is less example 10 watts vs 14 watts which would be the rubber that less resistance to rolling which would be the fastest
I'm not 100% sure. But I think it works like this; The tire saves "x" watts. Watts is an energy measuring unit. So I assume they say the tire has less rolling resistance equivalent to "x" watts. Meaning it will roll further with the same amount of energy put into it. And that greater distance is equal to the energy of "x watts".
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Friend something I do not understand much if the number of watts is higher the rubber wheel more or rolls more if the number is less example 10 watts vs 14 watts which would be the rubber that less resistance to rolling which would be the fastest
I'm not 100% sure. But I think it works like this; The tire saves "x" watts. Watts is an energy measuring unit. So I assume they say the tire has less rolling resistance equivalent to "x" watts. Meaning it will roll further with the same amount of energy put into it. And that greater distance is equal to the energy of "x watts".