Sentence examples for replace a tyre from inspiring English sources
And, Signore Fratelli, I can replace a tyre.
Raikkonen ran third until the first pit stops, after which he needed to stop again on the next lap to replace a tyre punctured when he was hit by Marussia's Max Chilton, dropping him to 14th place.
Wiggins has been lauded for a show of fair play on stage 14 - stopping to let rival Cadel Evans replace a tyre - and he has accepted little acclaim for his efforts: "This is a star team, not a team of stars".
Modifications for reducing road wear were identified such as load redistribution in order to reduce the load on the steering axle, replacing wide-based single tyres with dual tyres and, where appropriate, replacing a single steer axle with a twin steer axle unit.
It is perhaps hard for Fielding, an elderly middle-class weed and sensitive scribe, who can't replace washers or tyres, and wouldn't dare plug in a Black and Decker, to cope with a houseful of strapping, handsome young fellows breezily replacing a whole kitchen.
Recent studies have also examined whether increased use of electronic stability control can replace studded tyres [5, 12].
The remaining four reported having their own bicycles and asked for support to replace the tyres, which was granted.
Punctures were common; tyre manufacturer Michelin introduced a detachable rim with a tyre already affixed, which could be quickly swapped onto a car after a puncture, saving a significant amount of time over manually replacing the tyre.
For a young woman in a wheelchair, it meant getting further into debt when a tyre needed replacing.
Road transport: A welcome increase in the cost of car tax for the most polluting vehicles, but a top-rate of £400 - the cost of replacing the tyres on many gas-guzzlers - is unlikely to substantially reduce emissions from road transport, which are currently rising.
At his first pit stop his team, not realising the cause of the problem, had adjusted his front wing to compensate for the understeer and replaced the tyres correctly.
