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Originally Posted by whoot
Ah, yes I meant "tires", the rubber part. I have to take of the entire "wheel" to get Walmart to replace the tire, though it sounds like I may not need to replace the tires. I will take some pictures of them once I get the skirting out of the way. One tire has some sunlight damage (reddish tint), so I may replace them just for peace of mind.
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In road racing, it is required to say
"wheel" on radio traffic when referring to a tire.
Such as... "Car 54 has a flat wheel at turn 5. "
The reason is that
"tire" can sound too much like
"fire" over the radio, and affect the response.
Everybody knows what is meant.