'tyres' is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it in various contexts, for example: My car's tyres are nearly worn out, I need to get them changed soon.
Wider tyres, aerodynamics and a reduction in car weight are also being looked at.
The youth had a bread knife in his hand and once up beside the vehicle, oblivious to the jets of water directed at him, started to hack away at the tyres.
Indian vehicles don't have to pass any kind of test of roadworthiness – and nor do their tyres.
DuPont assigned teams of scientists to develop the material for tyres, and to look for other applications for its properties.
Luckily the car - with two flat tyres - was found within a day in Hull.
As the roads get wetter and icier, you can buy bike tyres dotted with little metal studs that offer more grip – try the Schwalbe ones at wiggle.co.uk.co.uk
On our two-hour drive, we passed (not to mention countless skid marks, some ending alarmingly at the foot of the divider) a dozen cars with flat or blown-out tyres – proof that Ajay's fears were well-founded.
For this kind of move climbers talk about friction, describing the resistance between the rock and the rubber on their shoes, which is soft and similar to racing car tyres.
In our session we had some problems with tyres and traffic.
It is a bit like putting Grand Prix tyres on a Honda Civic: it may be possible and it sounds impressive, but is it wise?
Rule 2.3.012 clearly states: "The lending or exchanging of tubular tyres or bicycles and waiting for a rider who has been dropped or involved in an accident shall be permitted only amongst riders of the same team.
