v. 1 to become in need of rest; 2 become bored or impatient; n. a ring or band of rubber or of metal placed over the rim of a wheel to provide traction
A long walk tires him out. OR We put chains on the tires to drive in the snow.
A long walk tires him out. OR We put chains on the tires to drive in the snow.
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What type of tires does a monster truck have?
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We need radial tires for the car.
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My bike tires screeched on the wet pavement.
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Try not to hit the curb with your tires when you park.
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How many times were Theo's tires slashed?
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They will vulcanize the rubber tires.
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What did the airport manager get when Banning blew his tires while landing?
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How long are the tires on a dragster usually good for?
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The grabby merchant charged high prices. OR The grabby tires waste fuel.
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Why do the mixer tires need to be strong?
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What do the trucks have on the tires to keep them from getting stuck?
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The old tires were places in a tiered mound.
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That truck has big tires.
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The tires were inflated with too much air.
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pall; weary; fatigue
wake up
1 syllables
tires
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