Sentence examples for lined with tires from inspiring English sources

The riverbanks in Yonkers are often lined with tires, shopping carts, plastic bottles, and other trash.

The streets are unpaved and lined with tire-change joints, hubcap purveyors, muffler shops, windshield installers and rim retailers.

The red-rimmed wheels are twice normal size and lined with treadless rubber tires.

And there was such a place: Automobile Row, a one-and-a-half mile stretch of Broadway from the 40's to the 70's, lined with car makers, tire companies and dealerships by the dozens.

As storm-weary residents emerged from their waterlogged homes here today, they faced highways littered with jackknifed 18-wheeled trucks, roads lined with abandoned cars, trash and tires and whole neighborhoods underwater.

They burn tires, clothes, plastics, and copper cables lined with insulation.

He even lined his tires with a protective product to help ward off flats.

It's best to get a friend to do it - that way you can get them accurately lined up with your tires.

In order to inflate the tire you must line up the tire bead and press it tightly against the rim.

If your car is equipped with tires that have predominantly thin tread lines, they will clog easily, making steering or getting traction difficult.

While Mr. Zunino and Mr. Confino want their museum to have wide appeal, in a nod to the car fanatics, one of the three floors is dedicated to car design and there is a section with 14 tires lined up on a wall to show how the tire has evolved through the years.