The phrase "a tire of" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be a typographical error or a misphrasing of "a type of" or "a tire for."
Example: "I need to buy a tire for my car."
Alternatives: "a kind of" or "a sort of."
He steps out of a bathroom a moment later with a tire of fake fat ringing his abdomen.
A 2002 report by French air accident investigators concluded that a small strip of metal fell off a Continental DC-10 that took off minutes earlier and punctured a tire of the Concorde as it accelerated on the runway.
A 2002 report by French air accident investigators concluded that a small strip of metal that fell off a Continental DC-10 that took off minutes earlier punctured a tire of the Concorde as it accelerated on the runway on July 25 , 2000
A 2002 report by French air accident investigators concluded that a small strip of metal had fallen off a Continental DC-10 that took off minutes earlier, and that the piece punctured a tire of the Air France Concorde as it accelerated down the runway on July 25 , 2000
I knew that if I said nothing Pruett and Conley would (a) tire of the prank, (b) begin to worry about my eventual level of retaliation and decide it wasn't worth further provoking me, or (c) begin to worry, under the spell of their own increasingly paranoiac highs, that I had suffocated.
Skip to next paragraph Related 113 Die in First Crash of a Concorde (July 25 , 2000 A 2002 report by French air accident investigators concluded that a small strip of metal had fallen off a Continental DC-10 that took off minutes earlier, and that the piece punctured a tire of the Air France Concorde as it accelerated down the runway on the afternoon of July 25, 2000.
The resultant thrust of a tire equals the sum of component thrusts of individual soil segments.
In the development of a tire, knowledge in the areas of tire geometry, dynamic tire behavior, chemistry of component materials, and technology of composite structures is essential.
A homeless man reportedly punched a hole in the tire of a musician's Dodge Caravan.
Serious fiction was serious business, and a reader might tire of it.
As illustrated, these usually come with a rim or "tire" of plastic or rubber.
