1.
sits on the edge of the tire and hold the tire to the rim
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rubber compound found inside the tire bead extending to the sidewall providing stability
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gives the tire its strength through several layers of differentfabrics, called body plies
4.
rubber compound inside the cord body that works with thebeads and bead filler to keep air in the tire
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made up of layers of cord and sit under a tire’s tread to providestrength to the tread
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outermost layer of the tire that protects the cord body and housesimportant information about the tire
7.
the part of the tire that is in direct contact with the road andresponsible for creating traction
8.
width of the tire measured in millimetres
9.
the ratio of the height of the tire's sidewall
10.
describes the tire's composition
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the size of the wheel measured from one end to the other
12.
amount of weight a single tire can carry
13.
the maximum speed that a tire can safely reach and maintain
14.
the tire complies with all motor vehicle safety standards in the US
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identifies the tire’s manufacturer, date, and site of creation
16.
the tire's comparative wear when measured againstthe governments mandated tire
17.
indicate the wet traction of a tire
18.
indicate the ability of the tire to withstand heat
19.
angle of this steering pivot, measured in degrees, observed from theside of the vehicle
20.
angle of the wheel, measured in degrees, observed from the front ofthe vehicle
21.
difference in the distance between the front of the tires and the backof the tires
