Below is the motion profile for BeamNG.drive tuned utilizing telemetry from multiple vehicles in multiple scenarios.

WARNING: BeamNG.drive is essentially a crash simulator
This results in extreme spikes in telemetry in almost every axis. These motions can be harsh even when attempting to utilize a large amount of Effect Smoothing. Adjusting Max Telemetries to account for the telemetry spikes will result in a very muted feel during normal driving. In addition, due to the large amount of variance in the vehicles, the ability to change each vehicle's performance characteristics easily, and the vast array of Scenario and Maps, there is simply too many variables to have a consistent motion profile that will apply across multiple vehicles even of the same type. A motion profile that feels correct for one version of the car could potential cause excessive movement in a variation. If the incorrect Max Telemetries are used, excessive motion can occur during crashes. The motion profiles below can be utilized as a base line; however, adjustments will likely need to be made based on the type of motion platform, the driving style of the player, and the desire to mitigate the excessive motion during crashes.

ATTENTION: Traction Loss is Reversed
BeamNG.drives's traction loss telemetry is reversed and will cause the platform to move in the opposite direction when traction loss occurs. BeamNG.drive also exports extremely low values for Traction Loss which likely won't be felt in the majority of cars as its values are over-shadowed by other effects. Only in drifting specific vehicles will any significant traction loss be felt. This is likely due to BeamNG.drive being a crash simulator versus a serious sim racing game. To correct for the reversed Traction Loss telemetry, the Max Telemetry for Traction Loss has been set to a negative value so the platform will move in the correct direction.

Multiple Tunings for BeamNG.drive
Unfortunately, BeamNG.drive does not export the name of the vehicles in telemetry. This makes it impossible for SimRacingStudio to automatically load different tunings for different vehicles. However, utilizing the ability for SRS to import/export tunings, a user can create multiple tunings for BeamNG.drive by following the process outlined here.