How to pronounce “tires” in English

tires but and the shocks but so so we're racing against well-developed uh

Tires leak.

These tires are 10 feet high.

The tires screech in protest.

His tires in the car, his tire tires on his car got slashed.

So airplane tires are essentially 100% natural rubber and you can't land if you've got synthetic in the tire.

We had used these tires to drive the kayaks across the Altiplano.

No flat tires. In Gabon, all flat tires within 24 hours.

That process tires you out, and then the curriculum doesn't change.

So it made car tires.

They took all the tires and put them in a big pile bigger than this room and lit them on fire.

And his tires got slashed outside our property.

So our tires got slashed.

--than two flat tires.

Your memory tires of it less quickly.

But light never tires.

It would include flat tires, broken spokes, and other mechanical issues.

Not just kick the tires on whether we used an active or passive verb, but kick the tires on whether the calculations we did, the assumptions we made,

Like kicking the tires or whatever the phrase of the day.

sudden two tires on the left side of the car blew out.

Kicking the tires. And we invite people to kick the tires with us.

ordering a car without tires.

Because Dunlop developed pneumatic tires in 1899.

"A long tiresome speech delivered by a frothy pie topping." What is a meringue harangue?

It's a tiresome proposition having to take up the work of the Enlightenment all over again but it's happened on your watch.

Great for things like shoe soles and tires that need to be durable but still a little flexible.

There's a very vital characteristic of tires is that they should be conductive.

- And almost all of these tires needed natural rubber.

- If you think about airplane tires, it's absolutely incredible that they're up there umpteen degrees below zero before they start to come into land.

There's a reason why they make tires for planes out of natural rubber and that's because it's really demanding application.

All the cars have got the same tires, but how you actually use those tires to best advantage.

And I would just pull those tires across the dirt and with rocks and a heavy load mostly to train physically.

She's got her cushioned tires here.

There's no-- we get our tires rotated.

We no longer carried our spare tires looped like that, although I think it's a pretty awesome look.

And we would get flat tires.

Wheelchairs that have larger balloon tires on the front to deal with uneven terrain and broken sidewalks

Because of the explosion had blown the tires.

And I burned shoe leather and car tires and whatever.

That she had just sold the tires from her car to pay for food.

And I suddenly now have two flat tires.

- Nowadays, passenger car tires last about 100,000 kilometers.

And two-thirds of that rubber went into making car tires.

You're left now with making synthetic rubber tires at the most.

And the crystallization helps a huge amount preserve those tires and help them last.

So synthetic is preferred for the tread of passenger car tires for better abrasion resistance.

Besides I learned that you also did dragging tires exercises and strength training you shared in an interview?

So you could carry two people on only two rubber tires, since steel was rationed and rubber was rationed at the time.

They're capable of changing all four wheels and tires in certainly less than three seconds-- closer to two seconds.