Sentence examples for pneumatic tyre from inspiring English sources

So he invented the pneumatic tyre in 1888.

BLUFF FACT > The pneumatic tyre was used on bikes before cars.

* Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre v New Garage and Motor (1915) - a penalty is a sum "greater than the greatest loss that could be suffered from the breach of contract" (your going into the red).

Other rarities going on display include hand-painted 18th-century French wallpaper, the first Dunlop pneumatic tyre, and a 1910 engine from a plane built by the Wright brothers seven years after they made history with the first powered flight, 20 feet above ground level, covering 852 feet and lasting just 59 seconds.

Differences in design and dimensions of pneumatic tyre affect the output power of the tyre.

Each tubeless pneumatic tyre can support 102 tonnes, allowing them to carry the maximum capacity load on top of the 350 tonnes the empty vehicle weighs.

Not keen on DIY? Pneumatic tyres absorb shocks, but they do get punctures.

The new smaller wheels also needed pneumatic tyres to give cyclists a smoother ride.

There's a rear brake on the foot panel and pneumatic tyres that tackle grass and bumpy surfaces with ease.

Back in the day – in 1890, say – you could buy a bicycle made of steel with a chain, brakes and two wheels fitted with pneumatic tyres.

In the right circumstances a car can turn into a confession box with pneumatic tyres, a place at ease with long silences – whether they're companionable or awkward – but also encouraging of revelation.