Proper off-roading tires cost as much as high-performance tires, while winter tires are on-par with quality all-season rubber.
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I use tires in my work to show that they are not just bad things, tires can be beautiful, tires can be art.
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Snow tires or winter tires fall into a slightly different category.
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Mountain bike tires and hybrid tires, which are wider, require less pressure.
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Sumitomo says the airless tires have already reached price parity with today's tires.
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Those tires will be made from old plane tires, but not like them.
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In addition to car tires, Costco also sells tires for RVs, trailers and ATVs.
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She's in charge of Goodyear's aircraft tires, and she told us that airplane tires are inflated twice as much as truck tires and six times as much as a car's.
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Top speed for all models is 130 mph on standard tires; 155 mph on performance tires.
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Instead of the blocky design seen on a lot of car tires, plane tires get groovy.
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Winter tires — what used to be called snow tires — stand apart from all-seasons or summer performance tires with deeper grooves, a distinct tread design and special recipes for the rubber.
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Tires The right set of tires can last up to 70,000 miles — that's years on the road.
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A lot of the tires get recycled into playground mulch and even other tires for farming equipment.
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Furthermore, the Tesla is reported to have used racing tires, whereas the Taycan used regular road tires.
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She once sold new tires, now a stack of used tires for sale sits outside of the shop.
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The tires were also specially developed by Michelin, which makes the tires for regular Chiron cars as well.
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When conditions turn snowy, however, many drivers swap a set of all-season tires for winter or snow tires.
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The tires are also by Specialized: These are the S-Works Turbos, 26mm tubular tires, which are glued onto the rim.
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Sensors and electronic stability control in the tires adjust the air pressure of the tires relative to the road-surface conditions.
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"He's the president of the United States, and I just sell tires," said Mr. Smallwood, whose company imports tires from abroad.
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I walked through the tires and stood behind the dashboard, looking through the windshield, seeing the sand crusted in the tires.
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We had one extra lap on our tires right there, so that was a really good lap for four runs on tires.
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However, while tires aren't a major factor in overall steel consumption, steel does play a vital role in the production of tires.
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And because the tires last longer than traditional ones, GM and Michelin's new invention could reduce the number of tires people throw away.
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When climbing a dune where logic stated the tires were spinning, I couldn't feel the tires spinning, yet the vehicle continued to climb.
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Bye-bye tires: Also, an ordinance enacted last year has resulted in a 220% uptick in used tires being delivered to the landfill.
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The tires are designed specifically to confront snow, slush, ice and the lower temperatures that can degrade the performance of all-season tires.
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The leaders all pitted for tires but Ryan Newman came out first after taking only two tires while all the other leaders took four.
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This time, taxi drivers burned tires on the ring road around Paris, blocking cars until firemen could stop the fire and remove the tires.
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Sato hopes advances will help make airless tires a better alternative to air-filled tires, though only expects them to be ready around 2025.
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The tires are a solid piece of rubber that can't be deflated or slashed — it's all about airless tires when fighting against bike vandals.
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Rather than using the grip of all four tires to accelerate, winter tires simply increase the amount of grip you have at your disposal.
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"I sat at America's Tires for three hours and thought, hey, we use robots to put tires on at the factory," the founder explains.
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There had also been a conflict over tires on the winning car, as both Amon and McLaren had a contract to race with Firestone tires.
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Tires made with synthetic rubber can already boost efficiency by 12 percent compared to conventional tires, said Hayati Yarkadas, a senior vice president at the company.
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Basically, they take used tires and heat them to a precise temperature, resulting in components like steel (from belted tires), carbon black, and a burnable fuel.
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The other significant growth lever for tires is the secondary effect of the powertrain: EVs consume tires at a much higher rate than internal combustion vehicles.
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Go for a quality set of all-season tires, or opt for a set of snow tires to run on your car during the winter months.
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She says the tires and tubes come in handy because flat tires are likely when there's a lot of debris on the roads or sidewalks post disasters.
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Tuesday began with the sound of tires spinning in the mud and also the sound of people screaming as those spinning tires kicked mud all over everyone.
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Make sure your tires are in good shape and consider investing in a set of winter tires — you can likely rely on them for several winter seasons.
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"It's pretty common knowledge we have struggled to get the tires up to temperature, then maintaining the temperature in the tires, and with brake heating," he said.
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Larger tires provide better grip and durability, but add weight to a bike, while smaller tires are lighter and sleeker but wear out faster and provide minimal traction.
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You should not rotate your tires if your car has a staggered wheel set up, meaning that rear wheels and tires are bigger or wider than the front.
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Mounting and balancing the tires will also cost between $11-20 per wheel, so figure $80 twice a year to swap tires out during the fall and spring.
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For example, Aero tires would have a combination of optical sensing and artificial intelligence to monitor the condition of the tires and communicate with other cars and infrastructure.
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Australia, a major exporter of tires to Southeast Asia and India, said in August it would ban waste exports, including tires, although it did not give a timeline.
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Smarter Driving All-season tires can indeed be driven all year, but for maximum control and safety, there's no substitute for tires that provide strong traction in snow.
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A benefit of all-season tires, which maybe should be called "all-temperature" instead, is that they remain pliable in much colder conditions than summer tires can handle.
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When the United States imposed a 35 percent tariff on Chinese tires in 2009, imports of tires from China declined while imports from Indonesia, Mexico and Thailand rose sharply.
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Bridgestone Cycle plans to go to market with "Air Free Concept" tires that don't require air to be inflated, and instead use spokes stretching along the tires' inner sides.
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However, drivers might feel uncomfortable when driving with airless tires, because they are hard and do not absorb shocks from the road surface very well compared to pneumatic tires.
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" - Lindsay, 28 "Putting air in my car tires.
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" - Christa, 231 "Three flat tires in six hours.
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You simply place each one in front of the tires on one side of your car, and then drive it forward so that the tires are resting on each base.
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The demand for radial tires is expected to improve as new commercial planes use them as standard, because they are lighter than bias tires and more suitable for aircraft landings.
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With a 9.5-inch-wide deck (about the widest one you'll find) and 10-inch pneumatic tires (on the larger end of scooter tires), I never felt in danger of falling.
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In partnership with Firestone, Yoshi allows customers to have their tires' air pressure checked and refilled for free, or to buy new tires and book a tire change through the app.
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Last year, the Italian tire manufacturer Pirelli provided the teams with only medium and soft tires, whereas this year they will also be given supersoft tires, allowing them to go faster.
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Inflate your tires to the middle of the range shown on the side of your tires, head out for a ride, and then stop at points and experiment with different pressures.
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They have increased in width, to provide more grip, with the front tires going to 12 inches from 10 inches, and the rear tires increasing to 20113 inches from 13 inches.
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But there are tires found in multiple parts of the factory, so the duo had to tweak the layout to make sure that the tires containing the sleeping character were more obvious.
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" Dr. Coakley said: "I'll often say that having chronic pain is like a tricycle with three flat tires, and to get them going again we have to fill each of the tires.
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Formula One is introducing bigger front and rear tires this season but there has been concern for some time about how long it takes drivers to warm up the Pirelli wet weather tires.
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I was the one who, trying to prepare early, jacked up my Volvo station wagon on a frigid December morning and swapped my all-season tires for a set of four winter tires.
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They're serenading nuns, dancing to Abba and changing flat tires.
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Old tires and other debris can also become mosquito habitat.
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I pull into the winery, the tires don't look bad.
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Now if only I could put snow tires on it.
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For drivers, the new tire eliminates blowouts and flat tires.
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In some areas, protesters burned tires and clashed with police.
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We're burning through tires; he's hitting apexes and pulling gs.
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A traffic enforcement officer chalks tires Arvada, Colorado, in 2014.
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I'd never do anything really stupid like burn the tires.
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Rubber that's usually dumped while making tires will be reused.
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The tires didn't look great but they never look great.
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Protesters burned tires in the street shortly after his death.
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It was burning up tires, it was throwing Molotov cocktails.
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KS: For tires or flats, so don't worry about it.
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Image: Daniel PineloMosquitoes love to breed inside discarded car tires.
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Her time for removing and replacing both tires: 13.5 seconds.
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Sellers was washing dirt bikes, the tires thick with mud.
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Kim and his officials observe the tires that were made.
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As for tires, they get checked out every three months.
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More efficient electric motors and even more efficient tires help.
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We won't make tires, but we will make a chassis.
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The driver added that the bus's back tires slid out.
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He burned plastic chemical drums, nylon, tires, wires, and tarps.
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There was clay and mud around the tires and fenders.
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Broken pipe, lots of books off shelves, ceiling tires down.
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When she tires, Rachel abruptly pushes him from her bedchamber.
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The DCT manages the communication between the engine and tires.
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The team rides Vittoria Corsa tubular tires, 25 mm wide.
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It's hard to know what to do with used tires.
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Many card policies don't cover damage to tires and rims.
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But airplane tires manage that impact every day, without incident.
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Airplane tires, on the other hand, need to be reinforced.
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Millions of old tires where mosquitoes breed would be collected.
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Workers collected 200,000 tires, packing them into two abandoned factories.
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Tires are an overlooked, yet critical, part of your car.
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There are lots of places to buy tires these days.
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The nature of the track layout also affects the tires.
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He pressed the issue, and 15 million tires were recalled.
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Let's figure out the impact of the demand for tires.
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If your tires aren't hot, you're probably going too slow.
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Corimon will continue to produce tires under the Firestone brand.
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They also burned tires and chanted slogans against the decision.
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Keep scrolling to learn about Goodyear's new concept reCharge tires:
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He had switched from selling tires to being an ironsmith.
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The tires kissed the tarmac at Dover Air Force Base.
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By nightfall, some burned tires and trees in the street.
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Amazon now sells nearly everything: wedding gowns, car tires, diapers.
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At the entrances, sandbags and tires are stacked in fortification.
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A kicking of tires follows for some of the latest.
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Sometimes the grouse will dance right up to the tires.
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Second, there is the frictional force from the back tires.
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I blow up the stroller tires in the parking lot.
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Lambo has also improved the suspension, the transmission and tires.
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Pirelli recently tested an Audi fitted with the Cyber Tires.
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Above, a demonstrator in front of smoke from burning tires.
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There is no music, only tires squealing and engines roaring.
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Remnants of burned tires still block parts of the roads.
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Total system power to the front tires is 121 horsepower.
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These including Bridgestone Tires, Honda, Hugo Boss, Toshiba and Cisco.
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Apparently, one of Marissa's car tires was not mounted properly.
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Crowds set fire to tires and blocked thoroughfares with trees.
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There are punctured tires and a lack of cellphone service.
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She describes pain as a car with four flat tires.
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It wasn't because tires were melting, or fuel was overheating.
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Once, she said, someone slashed the tires on her car.
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Michelin maintained its 2019 guidance despite a worsening market outlook for car tires, now expected to fall by 1%, and a 2% contraction in truck tires, while mining tire demand should continue to expand.
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I opted to click on their tires section, and found a similar form to that of Sam's, asking for the year, make, and model of car, among other criteria for finding the right tires.
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But it slashed 2018 market growth forecasts to 0.5 percent for car tires, instead of the previously forecast 1.5 percent; and to a 1.5 percent decline in truck tires rather than a 0.5 percent expansion.
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I drive an old Prius with a big crack in the windshield and good snow tires because my Dad told me it's the tires and the driver that make a car handle well in snow.
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The expansion will help the tire maker capture growing demand for radial tyres as commercial airlines are rapidly converting their fleets to radial tires from bias tires, Managing Director Finbarr O'Connor said in a statement.
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In Britain, the largest exporter of waste tires, garages charge motorists around 230 pounds ($2000) to take away their tires, and then, in turn, pay collectors around 1 pound to take them off their hands.
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"I think we are a long way from airless tires on passenger cars... When the cost, performance, lifespan, and recyclability are competitive with pneumatic tires, then there's a chance they could enter the consumer space."
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Its airless tires are no match for a car's suspension system.
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"I was trying to keep the tires from melting," he said.
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Currently just a concept vehicle, it features knobby off-road tires.
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"Eco-vandals" took things even further, breaking windows and slashing tires.
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Winter tires account for around 13% of the Finnish company's sales.
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There's a built-in compressed air source for filling bike tires.
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"In some sense, it's just a vehicle with tires," Euchner said.
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Performance wise, in general, solid tires can't compare to inflated ones.
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Or, driving there and letting the air out of his tires.
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But it's yet another reason to justify upgrading your current tires.
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He also covered paper and forest products and automobiles and tires.
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"You need to change the filter, the tires," he tells me.
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The plane landed smoothly, although the left tires were clearly deflated.
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He doused them in diesel and torched them with old tires.
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The vehicle tried to speed away but officers spiked the tires.
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RELATED: What do recycled tires have to do with religious liberty?
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It was not clear what caused the tires to blow out.
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And that's your T&A -- tires and ass -- bonus info. Enjoy!
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The new ultrasoft Pirelli tires, making their debut, could also help.
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Melted car tires lay in puddles of rubber and twisted steel.
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I've won more races no tires than I have with four.
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In all, Donkoh says he lost seven tires to the road.
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How much sooner one tires of anything than of a book!
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So they have to be made very differently than other tires.
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V ictoria : He never tires of the journey, does he, Duchess?
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A dozen deaths resulted from blowouts caused by tires that overheated.
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But the Red Bull mechanics were not prepared with his tires.
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Later she found her car tires slashed in the parking lot.
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Then he heard tires screeching, and the car sped past him.
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He got into an accident that popped two of his tires.
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The car has custom-made wooden wheels with narrow rubber tires.
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You know who is kicking around the old tires on Manziel?
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Rotate the tires and replace any that are in bad shape.
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The bride'sr father owned Garcia Tires, a retailer in Los Angeles.
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She changed tires during last Saturday night's Coke Zero Sugar 400.
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It was littered with old tires, refrigerators, even a dog carcass.
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After complaints about surging imports, he put tariffs on Chinese tires.
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Some were stuck to tires; others were windblown against the gutter.
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I drop the kids off, spend eight hours selling tires retail.
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Don't mash the pedals, even if you have all-season tires.
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Otherwise, the tires can quickly lose what little grip they have.
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Even Obama imposed a temporary "market disruption" tariff on Chinese tires.
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Some vehicles have flat tires; others are totaled, or nearly totaled.
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Supporters blocked roads and burned tires as the army stood by.
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Trash and old tires littered the Baltimore Inner Harbor in 1973.
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Before hitting the road, have the battery tested and tires inspected.
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You might think, hey, it's just a truck with giant tires.
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The tires on my 210 Toyota Corolla are also from Costco.
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An offer on Michelin tires, including installation, could save you $110.
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We'd be on two tires when everybody else was on four.
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He then did 70 laps on one set of medium tires.
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Winter tires can help avoid accidents and keep insurance payments down.
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I really want a new wig and new jeans, not tires.
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Sand can help the tires move on slippery ice and snow.
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Their massive off-road tires offer 20213 inches of wheel travel.
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Another concern about Pirelli's current tires is their sensitivity to heat.
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The tires were filled with soil and processed with a sledgehammer.
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The car comes equipped with wider tires for better cornering grip.
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I do, on the other hand, know what tires are for.
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All 21625's Democrats are spinning their wheels on bald tires.
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"It tires me to talk to rich men," he once said.
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His original inventory consisted of two new tires and four retreads.
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Everyone else, Facebook, Apple, even Amazon, are all kicking at tires.
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When I got back to Hertz, I filled out an incident report, signed off on a vehicle inspection form that noted two tires were damaged, and paid $148 for the two tires right at the desk.
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Spread some litter in front of and behind the tires when you're bogged down in snow or ice, on mud, or even on oil, and the stuff can give your tires just enough bite to lurch free.
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For winter driving, the best winter tires are far superior to the best all-season tires, said Jennifer Stockburger, who conducts tire testing for Consumer Reports and is the director of operations at its auto test center.
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For example, what's to prevent the tires from biodegrading while in use?
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Protesters in Shambat blocked a road and burned car tires, witnesses said.
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ET and blew two left main tires, the Federal Aviation Administration said.
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Those 12 drivers started the race in the back on new tires.
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Mexico, in fact, was the third-largest manufacturer of the tires tested.
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Caption: Renault's car sports the larger tires allowed under the new regulationsRenault
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How do you replace the tires when they need to get replaced?
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She and her husband own a Big-O tires franchise in town.
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Grip is the most important quality, and good tires are a must.
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Might I suggest letting a little air out of the drivers' tires?
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There's also an annoying droning from the tires at around 23.5 mph.
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Michelin Tires, which gave us an ad about the importance of family.
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The workers built large-size tires for the 9-axle missile truck.
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You'll want to swap out the racing slicks for all-weather tires.
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"We're actually kicking the tires to see where there's value," Samana said.
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Mobike says it has already recycled and reused over 300,000 Mobike tires.
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Used tires go to incinerators in unmarked trucks, accompanied by security guards.
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Toyota chief engineer Takao Sato explained the conceptual airless tires to Bloomberg.
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Officers spiked the tires of the couple's vehicle to end the chase.
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Burning tires light the long and narrow dark of Mohamed Mahmoud Street.
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Black pigeons made nests in tires used as fortifications on tent roofs.
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Certainly, we're a ways off from seeing spherical tires hit production cars.
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She went through my mail and punctured my tires more than once.
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" Iowa voters, he said, "kick the tires and ask the hard questions.
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All the tires are pumped to about 100 psi, or 7 bar.
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It has recently accelerated efforts to sell car tires, batteries and accessories.
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Cycling finishes are judged by the position of the riders' front tires.
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The legislation being considered would slash the tires and melt the frame.
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But all the major brands produce their own sets of winter tires.
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Chinese troops lift tires filled with water and dump them on themselves.
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Stacks of tires, piles of trash and plastic sheets surrounded the compound.
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It's 5.5 feet tall with 22-inch wheels and 33.5-inch tires.
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They stole over $40,000 worth of tires, so now we're talking felony.
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We change the tires of a race car as it's going 100mph.
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But a little unforeseen problem with the Goodyear tires would change everything.
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As an example, in 2009, President Obama slapped tariffs on Chinese tires.
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The tires make a squeaking sound as I roll across the room.
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Wheelchair tennis players cycle through tires quickly, so spares are a must.
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The tires can change its treads according to the climate and terrain.
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Giovinazzi started 10th but struggled on soft tires for the opening stint.
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They warmed their house by burning tires they found in the road.
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Even car tires are beaming out status updates about their air pressure.
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He sees it as an ethical flaw that I don't change tires.
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Columns of old tires were placed around the trailer, seemingly as barricades.
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A taped-on rearview mirror and balding tires on a delivery vehicle.
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Stator scooters know how to go big when it comes to tires.
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A few tires were set on fire and rolled toward the soldiers.
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You'll commute comfortably until Sport's low-profile tires hit a sharp bump.
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Drivers end up with broken axles, wrecked suspension systems or busted tires.
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It's equipped with a reinforced frame, larger tires, and new Fox shocks.
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But the belly was in good shape and so were the tires.
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"We have to develop tires while they are developing cars," he said.
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Seven years ago, the Obama administration accused China of unfairly subsidizing tires.
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Its extra-large, white-walled tires made for an unusually smooth ride.
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A system predicated on short-term memory tires of its young stars.
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Now 62, Heckerling says she never tires of talking about the movie.
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The last one is particularly novel—car tires wirelessly broadcast a unique number to the car telling it if the pressure in the tires is getting low; his device picked up on that transmission, letting him identify particular cars.
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"Properly checking and inflating your tires is an important step to help make your tires last longer, save you money and protect you and your family on the road," NHTSA says in an advisory that was released on Thursday.
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But earnings rose 12.5% to 279 million euros at the truck tire division and 29.3% to 574 million euros at the specialty business, which includes outsize tires for mining equipment commanding profit margins almost double those of car tires.
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I would love for you to kick the tires on this payroll system.
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The tires in your car buzz your phone when they're low in air.
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"Subsidizing space exploration is like investing in really good tires," argued the computer.
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Airless tires means you'll never have to deal with a flat or puncture.
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Stones and debris from burned tires and branches littered many streets on Saturday.
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In total, 36 passenger cars and three semis each had multiple flat tires.
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They chose specially developed Michelin tires to minimize rolling resistance and improve range.
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Specialized companies inspect used tires and prepare them for the second-hand market.
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Now, he or she believes the tires on the car look just fine.
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"The hardest part is tracking these tires and you really can't," he said.
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He said the company benefits from consumer trends favoring vehicles with larger tires.
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He's got short little legs, so 45 minutes of walking tires him out!
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Authorities said Covington walked into Lopez Tires in Salt Lake City on Nov.
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Herbert fires from his service-issued SIG Sauer P226, blowing out two tires.
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Chunky front tires and the mid-engine layout also ensure impossibly quick steering.
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The whole time, its steering wheel is telegraphing the front tires' every move.
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They acquire battery cells, wheels, tires, brakes and suspension systems from other suppliers.
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They burned tires, threw rocks, and threatened to destroy Martínez's house in Cenoví.
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TOKYO, Oct 25 (Reuters) - Makers of airless tires such as Japan's Bridgestone Corp.
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Drivers fumed as their tires spun on the slush still coating the streets.
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Slowly, and with snow tires, the refugees are adapting to their new lives.
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He needed to put air in her tires and walked into Borelli's shop.
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The employees repaired the broken AC system and replaced the tires and brakes.
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Bugatti collaborated with Michelin on tires that decreased overall weight of the car.
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They also proceeded to add lighter magnesium wheels, grippier tires, and better brakes.
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Here, he "roasts the tires" of a car he calls the Chev-Volvo.
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These disturbances included stone-throwing and the burning of tires, the IDF said.
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Power isn't the limiting factor; the tires can only handle so much speed.
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Wider car and wider tires - it makes the track more narrow I guess.
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Each year, according to industry data, about 200 million tires are discarded worldwide.
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In this case, it is the track and the rubber on the tires.
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But plunging track temperatures made it hard to get heat into the tires.
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In response, the algorithm had let all the air out of WIRED's tires.
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In April 2018, the woman claims Latos slashed her tires with a knife.
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She rolled her bike out of the garage and pumped up the tires.
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Protesters later blocked a road and set fire to tires outside Khartoum university.
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" Another said, "It's more like putting new tires on a car… re-tiring!
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There is even a training montage, complete with flipped tires and circuit runs.
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They have blocked roads, burned tires, and the National Police reported widespread looting.
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The shop specializes in feed, seed, custom-blend fertilizer, tires and tire repair.
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Windows were smashed, tires were burned, hundreds were injured, and one was killed.
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"It's an unknown how long these tires are going to last," he said.
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A Palestinian woman gestures as tires burn during a protest near Gaza city.
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If you own an inexpensive vehicle, you don't have to buy budget tires.
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You can also buy tires online, via outlets such as the Tire rack.
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Obviously, if you enjoy your burnouts, you'll run through pricey performance tires faster.
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These tires make for a stiff, loud ride on paved roads and highways.
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The land was once an abandoned dumping ground with old tires and cars.
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Every major tire brand sells winter tires, but not all are created equal.
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Plus, you can put more grippy summer tires on during the warm months.
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Training in biomedical research is taxing, but that is not what tires them.
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The lesser weight on the rear tires makes them more likely to slide.
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Truex and Hamlin restarted in the second row, each with four new tires.
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"We both spun our tires really bad (on the last restart)," Larson said.
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In my case, with two flat tires, they would only tow my car.
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Sneak up to a car to let the air out of the tires.
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But [the EPA is] able to look at things like—let's take tires.
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The air was filled with pepper spray and black smoke from burning tires.
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Tiffany's scooter, retrofitted with rose-gold tires, is made for Instagram and Snapchat.
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Stroll did a long first stint of 39 laps on the hard tires.
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And the price of all imported tires rose by 247 percent, on average.
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The couple fled, and officers spiked the vehicle's tires to end the chase.
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In some places they burned tires, filling the air with thick, black smoke.
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Which section of my body, I wonder, should I hurl beneath the tires.
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But its skinny tires and unique pedal system made maneuvering it a challenge.
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Tires are also a key line of defense in maintaining high fleet uptimes.
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There were hardships, too, including punctured tires, snarling dogs, freezing hail and illness.
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Merchant vessels bring everything from spare tires, and fresh produce, to full aircraft.
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Considering the abuses they suffer, tires are generally reliable on-the-road companions.
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Finally, there is the frictional force (Ff) between the tires and the road.
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Someone's got to pay for the kart, the fuel, the tires, the mechanic.
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It also has special tires, wheels, and suspension to aid in that effort.
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Josh even got to change the tires and sit in the driver's seat.
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Notably missing from the acoustic picture is rushing air's stalwart companion, roaring tires.
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It's all about friction and the interaction between the tires and the road.
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Two left-side tires, I was able to lead a lot of laps.
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Many drivers use year-round, all-season tires, and that&aposs usually fine.
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The airless tires have made it through muddy trails, beaches, and gravel paths.
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The RX I drove also had some high-efficiency, low-rolling-resistance tires.
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For the longest time — more than a century — tires were just rubber doughnuts.
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First, we kicked the tires of the sides, starting with the seasoned potatoes.
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That's thanks in part to its powerful battery and some very fat tires.
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In particular, the team failed to get the best out of its tires.
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The left-side tires were squealing against the curb of the toll lane.
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Right now, Costco is offering $110 off a set of four Michelin tires.
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The mats can be placed under the tires to keep them from slipping.
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Bottas led near the end but fell back as his tires went off.
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Special Pirelli tires include a foam liner of sorts to cut road noise.
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The new system can send 2595 percent of torque to the back tires.
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Nine were arrested for allegedly throwing stones at the police and burning tires.
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It also has an extra set of tires, wheels, and a backup camera.
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"You really have to get out there and kick the tires," she said.
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It's how it behaves with the tires and works with the new regulations.
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So your tires may get smarter—but they'll still eventually lose the tread.
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After another ten minutes, she stopped again, and officers quickly slashed her tires.
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"That's what happened with zero-pressure tires before they went mainstream," he said.
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A local man gave Morton hundreds of tires to build an earthship home.
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The families stacked tires around it and built what look like defensive walls.
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Likewise, traction is crucial for braking, which transfers weight onto the front tires.
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Refueling and changing tires on the cars is its own specialized sub-sport.
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My tires were already spent, the track was flooding, but I was too close to the end of the race to pit for rain tires, so I wrestled my car around the narrow, twisting medieval streets as best I could.
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The magic of these tires, apparently, is that they still maintain the look of the originals but use modern materials and manufacturing processes, making them far better for handling than the tires you could get 30, 40, or 50 years ago.
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As a result of Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi's order people on the Big Island will be allowed to resume disposing of old tires in landfills, since tires which are left lying around are a known breeding spot for mosquitoes.
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They can figure out when they should stop and change tires when they should turn their engine power up on the track and go for a couple of fast laps or turn it down save some fuel, save some tires.
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But Johnson peeled out of the lot, with the tires screeching on the pavement.
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Drive through a Michelin printing station and get your tires retrofitted for snowy terrain.
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Currently, over 70 percent of tires produced globally are made from non-biodegradable materials.
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The tires automatically inflate, transforming into floating devices so powerful they float the vehicle.
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They replace the batteries, repair the tires, upgrade the solar panels to nanotech photosynthesizers.
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"They are very selective on tires," said Michael Cutshaw, general manager of the dealership.
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A federal court ruled that it's unconstitutional for parking officials to chalk your tires.
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The bike weighs only eight pounds and the puncture-free tires never need air.
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It has thick tires, hydraulic disc brakes, an LCD display, and side-view mirrors.
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So we're using almost 100% more tires to produce the same milage of transportation.
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The front tires lost their hold and the GT500 slid sideways across the asphalt.
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Demonstrators in Lebanon block roads with burning tires and tear down posters of politicians.
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The tires are scuffed, and the metal lug nuts are scarred from tire changes.
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The engine rumbles and the tires slide forward as I put it in reverse.
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"We don't entertain offers," said Liu when asked who has been kicking the tires.
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The tires understeer, so the car loses traction in the front wheels while cornering.
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Back in the day when the drivers were fat and the tires were skinny.
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Evonik's own silica products are mainly used to improve the wet grip of tires.
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Cisco has been rumored to kick the tires on FireEye as have some others.
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The electric GTE upkeep is mostly on the tires every five or six years.
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Callers reported that the male was bleeding and the car had two flat tires.
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As any cyclist can attest, rail lines and bicycle tires are a dangerous mix.
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Monster Trucks isn't a movie about large custom pickup trucks with comically oversized tires.
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A lone engine with dents around the edges and several damaged tires lay nearby.
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He wanted the tires [of the famous veggie oil bus] to touch the water.
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It had solid rubber tires, dented fenders, double top-tubes, and wide, level handlebars.
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With fatter tires and improved aerodynamics, the speed of the new cars was impressive.
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Nitto tires, incredible sound system, 6.4 Hemi engine ... and a really awesome car horn!!
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It looks almost like a Tonka toy, with comically huge tires and odd proportions.
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The chief engineer said future developments will likely help reduce the tires' overall weight.
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Right now, the airless tires weigh no less than a traditional air-filled tire.
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She felt the tires of the car 'explode' and glass passed by her face.
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After all, it's not clear how the tires, you know, attach to the vehicle.
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Those can include flower pots, swimming pool covers, discarded tires and pet water bowls.
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Until we stop driving cars, we have to do something with all these tires.
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One of Hamlin's tires picked up a screw during the first round of qualifying.
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"I decided to try the slick tires but it was too risky," said Marquez.
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There were no injuries but witnesses said burning tires were used to block roads.
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Nugent's own car was an unsalvageable relic, the tires flat, gummed to the ground.
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She wouldn't get new bicycle tires, she announced, though hers had begun to crack.
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Furious, some citizens slashed the tires and broke the windows of her campaign vans.
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So are 21-inch summer tires, though they're only offered on the R-Design.
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Narrator: Plane tires are subjected to the most rigorous conditions of any vehicle tire.
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"That could be $1,000 in itself, too," Lemp said, speaking of replacing the tires.
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A close up reveals that one of the car's tires is a little flat.
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Name-brand tires are name-brand for a reason: they're well-made and reliable.
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Eight hundred workers there make tires at a state-of-the-art Goodyear plant.
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Created by tire company Michelin, the mascot is actually a walking pile of tires.
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Back in the early days of automobiles, tires were white, which explains his color.
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The bike weighs only eight pounds and the puncture-free tires never need air.
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You'd need a slick $20,000 for an oil change, you'd burn $40,000 on tires.
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They grew unruly, smashing a window and slashing tires on two Pugh campaign vehicles.
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Why buy coffee when he can leave them with flat tires on their cars?
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I look down and see that one of my tires has been punctured. Dammit.
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You have all the grace of a reversing dump track without any tires on.
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If your tires are worn out, you should replace them before the first frost.
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The tires look to stick out from the wheel-wells, and that's not allowed.
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It's a noun, and the set we are thinking about is of TIRES. 39A.
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Others crossed with their babies and young children on crowded rafts built with tires.
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Some of the buses were blockaded, others had their tires slashed, their windows broken.
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Mr. Jafa also showed a set of monumental sculptures of truck tires in chains.
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The Verdict: The flavor is a blend of rubber tires and kids' chewing gum.
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Dise said she could not flee in her car because the tires had melted.
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Schär's first racing chair was made from spare parts, with yellow, solid rubber tires.
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We expect more big investments across tires and visibility in the years to come.
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TL;DR: The robot is capable of changing four tires in about 10 minutes.
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As a bonus, Costco members who buy their tires at the store or Costco.
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Part of a nearby road was blocked, and tires had been set on fire.
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Many drove tractors that could get through the muck with their large, durable tires.
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He has a raised F250 and those tires are thick, thank you very much.
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We asked a tire expert at Michelin why winter tires are worth the investment.
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Winter tires are specially designed to deal with snow, slush, ice, and low temperatures.
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These tires are designed to handle much of what nature can throw at them.
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Eventually, Ms. Comstock said, the public tires of scandal and seeks to move on.
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Approaching the race in Spain, Hamilton said the Pirelli tires were causing him problems.
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The left side seemed to drag, as if both driver's side tires were flat.
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Around 3,000 people gathered there again on Sunday and set fire to tires outside.
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Chances are, you are driving a very heavy car that has very grippy tires.
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On rough pavement, my molars clattered from the stiff ride on its noninflatable tires.
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Troops are also using water cannons to put out fires generated by burning tires.
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Michelin-brand tires even come with an immediate $70 off when bought at Costco.
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"Essentially all you have to do is put air in the tires," Fenigstein said.
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Jones revved his engine, tires squealing as he sped out of the parking lot.
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"Within minutes the water was up to the tires on my car," Ybarra said.
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But it did not have the tires and brakes to match all that power.
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Frank Milstead, shows the snow higher than the tires on a state police SUV.
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During the unveiling, it was clear the Cybertruck's tires were wider than the fenders.
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The latest video shows a Cybertruck with tires also sticking out from the fenders.
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Hundreds of young activists burned tires, blocked roads and barricaded themselves at the site.
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It will also encourage the recycling of tires into rubber powder, the guidelines said.
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Authorities identified it despite modifications that changed its appearance, including different tires, Lewis said.
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He said his van became covered with graffiti and routinely had its tires slashed.
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He wore cut up tires on his feet to save his shoes for Sundays.
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With the new tires, the drivers can push them far harder and for longer.
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After all, the asking price was $385k -- makes sense he'd wanna kick the tires.
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For example, in 2009, the Obama administration slapped a hefty tariff on Chinese tires.
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Sixty percent of the tires in the world were made by just three companies.
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Which is why you need to have tires that are up to the task.
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Winter tires are engineered with softer compounds to remain flexible at far lower temperatures.
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And I could only do so because we've spent the time kicking the tires.
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Hawaii County Mayor Billy Kenoi declared the state of emergency on Monday, facilitating efforts to reduce mosquito populations on the island, such as disposing of old tires in landfills (unused tires tend to collect water, which mosquitoes use as their breeding grounds).
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Tensions had been building on both sides of the Gaza-Israel border ahead of what some Palestinians alternately dubbed "Friday of Fire" or "Friday of Tires" -- a reference to the tires set alight in an attempt to obscure the sights of Israeli snipers.
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Other benefits the companies tout include a lower cost and longer lifespan than conventional tires.
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The tires become ATV 'swimmies' and the paddle-like treads help propel the vehicle forward.
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Investigators discovered that two of the Jeep's tires on the passenger side had been punctured.
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The Trump rally is a perfect time to kick the tires on your retirement portfolio.
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Add Nintendo to the list of companies that are kicking the tires of virtual reality.
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He put air in the tires, gas in the tank, and replaced one axle seal.
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No more taping over door gaps or over-inflating tires to goose fuel economy figures.
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The masses of tires and bent handlebars are as disorienting as they are beautiful. —K.
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" "Our mechanics are cannibalizing out of service vehicles in an effort to replace flat tires.
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First off, Ford worked with Michelin to design a new set of high-performance tires.
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When you're sending 2700 horsepower to the rear wheels, bad tires can limit the speed.
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The Tesoro Neo X Speed is fitted with 29-inch by 2.35-inch multisurface tires.
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"All the 'spare tires' we've created are no longer spare," He said in the letter.
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Oil changes are always a good excuse to take a close look at your tires.
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The blood matched Byrd's, and the tires on Berry's truck matched tracks at the scene.
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The bus tires ran over the rake&aposs handle instead of the tines, said McNutt.
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The tires repaired with the kits were found to explode when exposed to extreme heat.
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But his tires crossed the orange commitment box separating pit road from the racing surface.
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Kim feels the tires that were made to carry the ICBM launched in early December.
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His base, which successfully sent him to the White House, never tires of the joke.
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It got around on four bicycle tires and relied on a car battery for power.
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This collage depicts multiple drag tires Misrach photographed along the full length of the border.
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Henrik Stenson posted this photo of daughter Alice letting the air out of Spieth's tires.
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The brain fatigues more quickly than the engine components or the rubber on the tires.
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Don't skimp on cheap or old tires that could threaten the safety of your car.
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Tim alleged Jennifer slashed his tires and once tried running him over with a car.
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Car tires roll over them and it sounds like rocks crashing against a tin roof.
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Beneath the car, unseen, are four flanged wheels of smaller diameter than the car's tires.
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The $1,600 Boosted Rev has three brakes, wide handlebars, fat tires, and a bombproof frame.
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Toyota's conceptual airless tires consist of a band of rubber around a plastic-aluminum hub.
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To understand what a trade war is, imagine country X and country Y manufacture tires.
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A de-fingered palm of a left hand teetered off a nearby pile of tires.
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Imitating natural designs allows the tires to stiffen in dry conditions and soften when wet.
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And within five minutes on our autocross course, Dan is swinging around nicely, tires chirping.
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The insurance from the third-party travel site didn't cover new tires or roadside assistance.
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When they returned to their car they found that one of its tires was flat.
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Tools, loose wood, blocks and tires are available for children to use as they please.
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I'd paid $218 for new bicycle tires, which brought my Five Boro tab to $228.
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Some flung rocks and burnt tires, others beat a man alleged to be a thief.
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"They're mainly made of recycled plastic: urban plastic and old recycled tires," De Lisi added.
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Between weekly payments, insurance, tires and gas, I spent more than $40,000 on that truck.
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"The rioters hurled pipe bombs, rocks, & grenades, sabotaged security infrastructure, & burned tires," the IDF said.
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What if there's no roar of the engine, no screech of the tires, no fire?
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Those tires don't need to be made to withstand the same high speeds and weights.
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President Barack Obama slapped tariffs on Chinese tires in 2009 to protect US tire companies.
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Super-cheap tires that you've never heard of essentially have only price going for them.
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The wing is designed to increase downforce, keeping the rear tires glued to the track.
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Curved fins under the body near the front tires act as vortex generators, increasing downforce.
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The men also slashed the tires on Derwin's Rolls-Royce so he couldn't give chase.
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There were snipers nearby, and rebel fighters trying to smoke them out with burning tires.
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A lot of flat tires, but also electronic keyless ignitions that sapped batteries and more.
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The last stop in the store was another familiar one: a rack of fresh tires.
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I get my tires rotated twice a year and my oil changed every 5,000 miles.
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Protesters in Ramallah were seen setting tires alight and throwing rocks at armed Israeli officers.
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The truck — powered in part with solar energy — has an upgraded suspension, wheels, and tires.
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For example, brand new tires might not hit the road in every spot at first.
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Outside, the embers of rubber tires were still burning where protest barricades had been erected.
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Verizon is also kicking the tires, but lots of companies have called, according to sources.
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One pothole was credited with shredding the tires of 15 cars in under an hour.
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He set up a shop in the Mir Ali bazaar, buying and selling automobile tires.
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Just about every team with cap space will kick the tires on a potential signing.
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They can be found in chewing gum, industrial cleaning products, synthetic clothing fibers and tires.
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Replacing a pair of tires is a $50,000 expense, and the transmission goes for $130,000.
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The groom's stepfather owns and operates Magic Valley Tires, an automotive repair business in Camden.
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These included its tariffs on imports of American tires, light bulbs and certain paper products.
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Across the South American country, PPP supporters blocked roads, burned tires and clashed with police.
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J.Crew sells clothes on the site and Sears has recently started selling its DieHard tires.
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The gel formula adheres to your tires to create a durable shield from the elements.
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The safest approach is to check your tires after your car has been stationary overnight.
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It's only a matter of time before he tires of you -- and turns on you.
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Across the South American country, PPP supporters blocked roads, burned tires and clashed with police.
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Elsewhere in deals: Sears shareholders loved the its agreement to install tires for Amazon customers.
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I noticed that all the vehicles we were passing were serious rigs with aggressive tires.
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Barricades of burning car tires cut through most of the capital's main roads and highways.
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The crowd cheered loudest for the Saudis who made their tires squeal on the turns.
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I'd definitely make the switch to winter tires, if I had to go it alone.
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The only things below it are carbon black—a common ingredient in tires—and asphalt.
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A few teenage boys rolled out tires toward the border and set them on fire.
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The best way to keep the air in its tires is to find the leaks.
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Five police cars and one sheriff's vehicle ended up with smashed windows and slashed tires.
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It is fully operational, with an LS3 engine, 13 horsepower and custom red-line tires.
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She doesn't have rims on her tires, for example, but that's definitely not my priority.
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Cars blazed by all night long, coming in just for tires, gas, and driver swaps.
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Roads were blocked in various places again on Sunday with burning tires, branches and rocks.
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"It's like expecting your car warranty to cover your tires wearing out," Mr. Wiens said.
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But from 2021, teams will use 18-inch tires as part of the new regulations.
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The electric motors for the front wheels vary the power to each of those tires.
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The case concerns a Missouri program that helps schools use recycled tires to resurface playgrounds.
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This is also not allowed by U.S. standards, as tires must be covered by fenders.
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If you can see the top of his head, the tires lack sufficient tread depth.
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The surf rose above the Jeep's tires and was strong enough to turn the vehicle.
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Another significant change for this year is that Pirelli is making the tires more resilient.
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Advisors should kick the tires extensively on any opportunity zone fund that comes their way.
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Cars outfitted with these new smart tires are set to roll out later this year.
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President Barack Obama used it once, in 2009, to impose tariffs on Chinese-made tires.
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The young men also wore traditional red blankets and black sandals made out of tires.
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It has made attempts to sell its products like tires and Kenmore appliances on Amazon.
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That gave the 139,000 thoroughly drenched spectators a fabulous show, including cars starting on rain tires behind a safety car; early pit stops for changes to intermediate rain tires, which have slightly less tread; a virtual safety car period after a car slid off and rested dangerously on the side of the track; and cars eventually changing to slick tires on a track that even then was only about 95 percent dry.
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Competitors approach the white start line next to each other and first do a burnout—drivers gun their vehicle in a stationary position to encase the tires in "pimp juice," an adhesive that warms the tires and helps keep cars from careening off the track.
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To support all that tonnage, Thinkmodod replaced the standard tires with thicker, bigger truck tires Fully extended, the roof of the car stands at 9 feet tall, offering just enough clearance over the roof of a standard car and decent clearance from the sides.
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And that is separate some of the other technology on the car, the hybrid technology, the engine power the aerodynamic design which enables you to get more and more downforce and protect your tires in longer more laps out of a set of tires.
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There was a sodden mattress, a turned-over box spring, a pile of torn drywall, old tires and a dozen plastic bottles lying on their sides; there were scummy puddles caught in the tires and an inch of old rainwater in the soda bottles.
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Those tires allowed him to cut out one of his pit stops, saving time, but by the end of the race his teammate, Valtteri Bottas, who was running on better-performing medium tires by then, was able to pass Hamilton and win the race.
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Kent says that in the weeks before her death, Jenna's car had had its tires slashed.
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Some of the biggest culprits of water sources include unused tires, cans, pools, and pool covers.
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Protesters were also seen burning tires after security forces attempted to break up a sit-in.
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"Troopers assisted [motorists] with changing flat tires and providing lane safety" for those who were stranded.
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"People were fleeing in their cars and tires were catching on fire," she recalls to PEOPLE.
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That's why I was worried about on older tires, there, but it worked out for us.
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The bear eventually tires of its new acquaintance and wanders off, presumably to search for food.
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It's missing a door, the tires are flat, and there's carpet falling off from the ceiling.
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On Tuesday, retired army officers blocked highways with burning tires to warn against any pension cuts.
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New tires and wheels had been added in an attempt to modify its appearance, police said.
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Eventually she tires herself out, and I self-checkout to pay respects to the robot overlords.
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Signs are posted to inform motorists to air down their tires before driving on the beach.
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The family had sold the tires on their car to buy food, which was running low.
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Another car, with five passengers, was already backing away when the shooter fired at the tires.
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It's so breathtakingly quick, so unbelievably sharp, and so stimulating that it actually tires you out.
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With lightweight tires, less compartment space, and a carbon fiber cover, it's a nimbler sports car.
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My personal favorites are the taco mini bike designs with fat tires and long banana seats.
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Drivers should be checking the pressure and tread depth of their tires on a monthly basis.
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Alex moved behind a barrier of tires and concrete, his right hand near the gun's trigger.
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Install high-quality winter tires on a car and it's astonishing how well they can perform.
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The Pirelli tires are exactly as specified on the actual car and the doors open vertically.
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Demonstrators smashed storefront windows and set garbage and tires ablaze late on Tuesday in downtown Oakland.
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Zac Efron can lift tires and British comedians, and then easily tackle a pull-up bar.
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It's so fast that there's vigorous debate about whether any modern tires can ever go faster.
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Both bikes weigh 16.4kg (36.2 pounds) and feature wide tires, hydraulic disk brakes, and nine gears.
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Lego used real Bugatti wheels and tires, and there's a small steel frame reinforcing some parts.
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Regular things, like car tires and snow boots, are rendered to resemble Hostess's famous pastries instead.
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Instead they use specially designed, treaded, 18-inch tires from Michelin called the Pilot Sport EV2.
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She spends some of her money this week on ChapStick and putting air in her tires.
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Overeem seems to stay there until his opponent tires, knocks him out, or the round ends.
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It's why Cooper Tires is passionate about helping educate and empower car owners across the country.
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Maybe the car owner will purchase an oil change or new tires while they are there.
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But without any screeching of tires so I knew someone had just hit something without braking.
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Like most everything on an F1 car, tires are designed to operate at a certain temperatures.
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They lift tires above their heads and do squats as their coach, Rob Saltares, murmurs encouragement.
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Hamlin, with two fresh right-side tires, closed in but could not make the winning pass.
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Harvick said afterward he thought the move to stay on old tires was the wrong one.
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His pinky ring was worth 50 grand, his cars all had Lorenzo rims and Yokohama tires.
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Small crowds were gathered on street corners around the capital, Port-au-Prince, some burning tires.
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Missouri's grant program was meant to keep tires out of landfills while also fostering children's safety.
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For emergencies, like recently needing new tires for her 2008 Toyota Camry, Strauss' mom helps out.
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Related: Why the tires at the Tour de France keep getting wider and the pressure lower
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The rubber roof — used to collect rain water for the lake — is covered with recycled tires.
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Both sides feature traction spikes so it can grip both your tires and the ground below.
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Even in that case, there would be pollution created from tires and breaks the researcher added.
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If you've ever driven down a US highway, you've probably seen shredded tires along the way.
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Nokian's early investments in Russia and its focus on high-margin winter tires have boosted profits.
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It is not his fault that the other 16 candidates were flat tires and duds. 8.
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The Irish Independent reported that the fire was thought to have been caused by punctured tires.
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Here's a brief guide to tires, to lend an assist on your next tire-shopping excursion.
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Off-roading tires have varying tread designs, depending on the type of terrain they're intended for.
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And a CYKIQ customers "never has to worry about flat tires or loose brakes", he added.
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By rotating your tires, you can lengthen their lifespan and prevent blowouts from badly-worn treads.
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In Baltimore, trash and tires cover the shore at Middle Branch beside the harbor in 1973.
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The right set of tires can last up to 70,000 miles — that's years on the road.
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"We are not in the business of producing toothpaste or tires at the BBC," she said.
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Zimbabwean police said they had arrested protesters after they barricaded roads and burned tires in Harare.
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They say flat tires, dead batteries and lockouts are the primary reasons drivers call for help.
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In my case, two flat tires was a "no-fault" incident that involved no other drivers.
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Speaking of Disney, CEO Bob Iger might also want to kick the tires on Time Warner.
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Some of them rode Boris bikes, others BMXs, others expensive-looking mountain bikes with chunky tires.
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The truck has an additional two-inch front lift and upgraded wheels, tires, hood-hinge lights.
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Early next year, Sears will sell DieHard-branded tires and actual automotive batteries on the website.
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The subsidiary, Toray Hybrid Cord, makes cordlike materials used to strengthen car tires and other objects.
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"You're not just changing tires anymore, you're messing with navigation systems, radios — all kinds of stuff."
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The center of the tires contain capsules with "reloadable and biodegradable" treads, according to its maker.
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Love is weathering the children, the death of one's parents, the dishes and the flat tires.
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A light-as-a-feather, star-shaped "Poof" from tires that were pulverized and freeze-dried.
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The U.S. looks fresher, and has a LOT more lurking on the bench if Spain tires.
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With easily found replica components, you could effectively build a new '15 from the tires up.
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Ms. Stockburger said anyone who drives in snow should have winter tires on all four wheels.
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One day in high school, I walked out to our driveway to find my tires slashed.
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He carried out his attack with an unidentified sharp object, swiftly slashing one of the tires.
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"Like Apple computers or Goodyear tires, I reaped the benefit of cheap Chinese labor," she writes.
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Protesters had rolled tires toward the fence, and sent a few burning kites across the barrier.
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Americans turned in old tires when the government collected rubber to make wheels for military vehicles.
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Tires require more attention, with pressure warning lights and all the hazards that may illuminate them.
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This is still technically a beta, and kicking the tires could mean getting your foot stuck.
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But this process can drain mental resources, she says, just as physical labor tires the body.
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Earlier in February, he was accused of breaking windows at Gunn's apartment and slashing her tires.
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He said the protest was violent and the drivers burned tires and attacked people passing by.
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Tuk tuks evacuated wounded protesters in clouds of tear gas and black smoke from burning tires.
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The van has a 144-inch wheelbase and a high top, along with all-terrain tires.
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It is missing one of the fenders, which makes it easy to spot its bald tires.
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"Get down, honey," he said, and a few seconds later the plane's tires hit the tarmac.
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This isn't the first time the firm known as the "Prada of tires" has been listed.
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Of course, low-profile tires on upgraded 18-inch wheels let sharp bumps right on through.
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We discuss getting better snow tires instead of making credit card payments with our tax return.
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The smoke from the burning tires also blew west, leaving those near the fence without cover.
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Goodyear officials say there is no immediate timeline for when smart tires will become commercially available.
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Including shedding those hard-to-shift gut pounds; two tires to help eradicate a spare tire.
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If you can put air in tires, you can handle a bulk of the maintenance needed.
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Teams will then decide to pit for fuel and change two tires on a single stop.
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On the road courses, teams may either add fuel or pit for four tires per stop.
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The savings on a new set of tires alone may well immediately offset the membership fee.
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Kessler snickered at Mr. M.M. for rotating his bike tires and stocking up on rolled oats.
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The sicario heard the police before he saw them, the screech of tires, the revved engines.
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Or at least make it so any interested party is very quiet in kicking the tires.
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I've gone outside only to discover that one of my rear tires is nearly completely flat.
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The designers took another average-looking sedan for this rendering, complete with rotors near the tires.
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Meherbaan Ahmed, who sells old tires, said business had almost shut down since the currency ban.
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The design is clean, there's room for wide tires, and the discs are powerful and smooth.
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When the tires of a passing car made contact with one of the heads, we cheered.
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But the resiliency of tires has long been a back-and-forth issue for Formula One.
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If your tires don't have good tread, you absolutely want to replace them before winter comes.
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Saving his car and his tires for the final round of Saturday's time trials at the .
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In the Nordics, it is customary to purchase new winter tires together with a new car.
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Tonya Exum, above, said she was groped on the job — and then found her tires slashed.
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If it's just a dusting of freshly fallen snow, all-season tires will probably be fine.
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He alleges she slashed his tires, but Jennifer says he's the one that's been stalking her.
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He strove for authenticity, putting baking soda on tires for a winter scene because snow sticks to tires, or making sure there was a tiny puddle under an old-fashioned milk truck because blocks of ice inside would melt a bit as it sat at the curb.
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Cooper Tire & Rubber is manufacturing more tires both in Mexico and the U.S. "We're highly confident that, by the time we exit 2020, the majority of [truck and bus tires] will be coming from outside of China," President and CEO Bradley Hughes said on July 29.
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This helps with stability, as do the air-cushioned tires and the (adjustable) suspension on each wheel.
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The tires on your car could have come from any of several manufacturing plants around the world.
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There's no feel of the vehicle or true pushback on the tires when you turn the wheel.
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But before Hughes could answer, lights flashed inside the car, then came the sound of screeching tires.
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Range is crucial, so the tires must play their part in pulling every mile from every watt.
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In February, Cutshaw Chevrolet in Grapeland, Texas, lost tires and rims from about 16 vehicles, all Chevrolet.
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The folks on the engineering side argued against it, noting the added difficulty of changing the tires.
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In most racing games you're just minding your tires and trying to stay on the racing line.
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The FAA said the plane "veered to the left side of the pavement" after the tires blew.
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The duties impact items such as X-ray machine parts, water boilers, airplane tires and industrial parts.
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Wider wings and tires, meant to improve downforce and maximize grip—which translates to higher cornering speeds.
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The cars parked outside have suffered the same fate -- their colors turned gray, their tires burned away.
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There are potholes the size of bathtubs and this Audi is equipped with rubber bands for tires.
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It has a traditional aluminum frame, fenders, bell, kickstand, wide tires, high handlebar, and a rear carrier.
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She got a couple offers of new tires, one of the expenses she wrote she'd been dreading.
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Traffic resumed on Libreville's wide waterfront avenues on Friday, occasionally veering to dodge litter or burned tires.
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