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	Tire - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pneumatic tires were first installed on aircraft in 1906.
		Pneumatic tires generally have reinforcing threads in them; based on the orientation of the threads, they are classified as bias-ply/cross ply or radial.
		Pneumatic tires are made of a flexible elastomer material such as rubber with reinforcing threads/wires inside the elastomer material.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pneumatic_tyre (5144 words)

	TechnoOptTorg
		The leather tyre cover had a necessary wear resistance and repeated curvings, and knowing, that the leather is stretched from the water and is inflated under an operation of internal pressure, it is easy to understand, why the tybe should be strengthened by a canvas.
		With installation of pneumatic tyres were essentially improved smoothness of a driving, permeability of automobiles, though the first tyres were not reliable and are not adapted to fast mounting.
		In 60-th the significant modification was undergone such performance of a construction of a tyre, as the attitude of height of a tyre H to a breadth of a structure B. The first tyres in a slit represented almost correct circle, which height was equaled to a breadth.
	www.technoopttorg.com.ua /en/tyres.php (1411 words)

	Bearcat Tire cc (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The operative word is 'rating.' The strength of the casing is equivalent to the number of plies of cotton which were used to construct original pneumatic tyres.
		Pneumatic tyres are generally of low initial cost, but when subjected to abuse, they are most likely to fail.
		In all pneumatic tyres it is not the tyre which carries the load, but the air pressure.
	www.bearcat.co.za /pneumatic_tech_info.htm (555 words)

	Michelin Australia
		It turned the concept of the pneumatic tyre into a practical, production proposition and led the way in applying such concepts first to bicycles, then to motor cars and eventually trucks.
		In 1908, Michelin combined the pneumatic tyre with the twinned wheel/tyre arrangement to enable trucks to carry heavier loads without resorting to multiple rear axles.
		Tyre designers continue to seek ways of improving the overall performance of truck tyres, a task that represents a constant challenge.
	www.michelin.com.au /tyres/truck.asp (342 words)

	JK Tyre,tyres,passanger car tyres,lcv tyres,truck tyres,bus tyres
		In 1888, the pneumatic tyre was reinvented and a patent was filed claiming 'ease of operation over rough roads, immunity from vibration and increased speed of the vehicles'.
		All season tyres should be rotated in a 'modified X' pattern, meaning only the tyres being moved to the drive axle are crossed to the opposite side of the vehicle.The remaining two tyres are moved from the drive axle to the free rolling axle, remaining on the same side of the vehicle.
		Tyres should always be replaced with the same size designation or approved options as recommended by the vehicle manufacturer or your expert at JK Tyre Steel Wheels.
	www.jktyre.com /care-passenger-cars.html (2390 words)

	October 1999 Tyres (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Concerning the choice between a pneumatic tyre and a solid rubber pneumatic shaped tyre, it is purely a matter of economics.
		Tyre life is expected to be longer by using a radial construction because casing damage due to the extremely heavy loads placed on these machines will be diminished by a radial casing.
		Aside from their growing enthusiasm concerning radial tyre sales to the ports sector, all of the tyre manufacturers polled for this article were extremely keen to emphasise that they have designs specifically targeted at the ports sector.
	www.containershipping.com /www/cargosystems/back/oct99/tyres.html (2985 words)

	TVS Tyres
		In 1888, John Dunlop invented the air-filled or pneumatic tires, however, his were for bicycles.
		John Boyd Dunlop (1840-1921) was a Scottish veterinarian and the recognized inventor of the first practical pneumatic or inflatable tyre/tire.
		Thomson patented his pneumatic tire in 1845, his invention worked well but was to costly to catch on.
	www.tvstyres.com /tyrehistory.asp (248 words)

	Tyretek Home
		Ultraseal has the unique ability to coat the entire inner tread area of a tyre without succumbing to shear and stress associated with centrifugal force that is created within a high speed rotating tyre.
		Ultraseal's attributes are unparalleled in the history of the pneumatic tyre.
		Ultraseal is a proven preservative for increasing tyre longevity and retreadability and will reduce premature tyre failure by 70% or more.
	www.tyretek.com (163 words)

	Newsflash
		Our standard pneumatic tyres are always delivered as a set: tyre, tube and flap.
		Tyres (press-on and conical) have gradually become obsolete in favour of solid rubber tyres.
		This allows a tyre to be fitted to the rim faster, more efficiently and without locking rings.
	www.tvh.be /newsflash/nf_0007_Tyres/export_en/index.htm (480 words)

	TYRES MAKERS INFORMATION AND SUPPLIERS \| DIRECTORY OF TYRE MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRIBUTORS.
		The first pneumatic bicycle tyres to reach Australia arrived in Melbourne in 1889, and within 2 years, the Dunlop Company was established in Europe and North America (the first pneumatic bicycle tyres to reach North America arrived in New York on Christmas Day, 1890).
		Tyres expand when they heat up, and this happens when you start driving, so the best time to check your tyre pressures is first thing in the morning before you leave home.
		If the front tyres on a front wheel drive vehicle are over-inflated, the tyre becomes hard, and the area of tyre in contact with the road is reduced.
	www.speedace.info /tyres.htm (2410 words)

	SLBS - Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		This program requires that new and used tyres entering St. Lucia undergo a process of rigorous inspection, before being retailed on the local market.
		Inspectors examine the tyres for cracking in the sidewall and tread, evidence that the tyre has been driven under or over inflated, ply separation, tread depth and other injuries.
		Tyres are inspected to ensure that they conform to the requirements specified in SLNS 40:2001 - Specification for Pneumatic Tyres and SLNS 42:2001 - Specification for Pneumatic Tyres for vehicles other than passenger cars.
	www.slbs.org.lc /services_compliance_Tyres.html (172 words)

	The History of the Tyre
		It was not until the late nineteenth century, 1888, that John Boyd Dunlop invented the Rubber Pneumatic Tyre.
		Despite these technological breakthroughs the solid rubber tyre continued to be the dominant tyre and it was not until 1889 that the pneumatic tyre caught on.
		Two of the most important technical developments include Michelinâs creation of the radial tyre with its vastly superior grip in 1948, and when Dunlop did away with the inner tube on car tyres in 1972.
	www.blackcircles.com /general/history (332 words)

	Dunlop Tyres Australia - Choosing the right 4WD tyre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The first pneumatic bicycle tyres to reach Australia arrived in Melbourne in 1889, and within 2 years, the Dunlop Company was established in Europe & North America (the first pneumatic bicycle tyres to reach North America arrived in New York on Christmas Day, 1890).
		Since the bicycle was the popular form of transport, and Cycle Racing the most popular sport, the introduction of the pneumatic tyre was an unqualified success.
		Today, South Pacific Tyres manufacturers and markets leading tyre brands such as Goodyear and Dunlop as well as a range of other high-quality brands including Kelly, Remington and Sava allowing SPT to market tyres for passenger, four wheel drive, light truck, truck industrial and agricultural vehicles.
	www.dunloptyres.com.au /history/c_choose.htm (729 words)

	..::Welcome to Simex Tyres Australia::..
		A diagonal or bias tyre is a pneumatic tyre in which the ply cards extend to the beads and are laid at alternate angles, substantially less than 90 to the center line of the tread, the carcass being stabilized by essentially inextensible circonferential belts.
		In alignment the front two wheels are aligned to be parallel while driving & the rear wheels tract the front in the same line to keep the car stable during turns & high speed roll.
		Ideally you should have your dealer rotate your tyres to get uniform tyre wear for optimum tyre life every 5,000 to 8,000 kilometers and even more frequently if you do most of your driving around town or if you own a front-wheel drive vehicle.
	www.simextyre.com /faq.asp (467 words)

	ShieldWell Puncture Prevention Sealant
		This innovative tyre sealant system is designed to permanently seal tyre punctures in pneumatic tyres used at up to 60 mph.
		pneumatic tyre sealant can be installed at any time to prevent and repair punctures in wheelchairs, bikes, trailers, caravans and agricultural vehicles.
		This unique tyre puncture protection system is a non-toxic, non-hazardous, bio-degradable substance suitable for use in all types of low speed pneumatic tubed and tubeless tyres.
	www.shieldwell.com (555 words)

	Central Tyre/Tire Inflation Systems - CTI Bigfoot Trucking
		Tyre inflation pressures are generally specified to permit a vehicle to carry a full payload at
		Note that bias ply tyres are generally not compatible with CTI systems because, when they are deflated, their sidewalls deflect excessively and their tread faces deform.
		A central tyre inflation system is an electro-mechanical system that permits the vehicle operator to vary tyre inflation pressures from the cab while the vehicle is in motion.
	www.ctibigfoot.co.nz /h00731.htm (869 words)

	Pneumatic Wheels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		It has a 4.10/3.50-4 pneumatic tyre with zig-zag tread pattern, split rim with 2 x 19mm ball bearing units.
		It has a 4.10/3.50-4 pneumatic tyre with zig-zag tread pattern, split rim with 2 x 5/8" ball bearing units, intended to be supported from both sides of wheel.
		It has a 4.10/3.50-4 pneumatic tyre with knobby tread pattern, split rim with 2 x 5/8" ball bearing units, intended to be supported from both sides of wheel.
	www.technobots.co.uk /en-gb/dept_239.html (254 words)

	RUBBER TREES
		Dunlop solved his son's problem by inventing a pneumatic tyre, but then it became clear that this tyre was faster - the lad kept winning cycle races.
		He fitted his tyres to a carriage and, in Regent's Park in London, had it pulled side by side with an ordinary carriage.
		The pneumatic tyres were a huge success but there was no market at the time - rubber was very expensive in the 1840s.
	www.speedace.info /rubber.htm (1615 words)

	A Summary Description of "The Story of Robert William Edlin and the Pneumatic Tyre"
		The pneumatic tyre industry started in Edlin's small cycle business in Belfast, where Edlin, Finlay Sinclair and John B. Dunlop made the first pneumatic tyred bicycle, c.
		A new company, the Pneumatic Tyre and Booth's Cycle Agency Ltd, Dublin, was then set up in association with Booths [sic] Cycle Agency Ltd, Dublin, of which Harvey du Cros was chairman.
		A factory was established at Booth's premises, but in January 1891 the business moved to Coventry, where it was known as The Pneumatic Tyre Co. In 1895, Edlin moved to Birmingham where he remained for the rest of his life, opening a factory there under the name of Robert William Edlin, Pneumatic Tyre Manufacturer.
	www.warwick.ac.uk /services/library/mrc/ead/328n42col.htm (392 words)

	Mecsys: Using Pneumatic Systems (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		In 1887 a Scotsman John Dunlop invented the pneumatic tyre.
		The pneumatic drill (sometimes called a jack-hammer) is used to drill into hard material such as rocks and concrete.
		Workers in tyre stores use these tools to undo and tighten the nuts that hold the wheels on cars.
	www.enged.com.au /students/mecsys/mecsys51.html (284 words)

	gizmag Article: Radical airless tyre has half the rolling resistance and is cheaper to make
		The advantages of the polyurethane tyre are many according to Amerityre including much cooler running temperatures (less wear), much lower rolling resistance (amounting to a reported 10% decrease in fuel consumption) and the ability to produce a complete tyre inside a few minutes significantly simplifying and reducing the cost of the manufacturing process.
		The zero pressure spare tyre is under development by Amerityre in response to a growing concern among consumers and government agencies such as The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for post-crash fires caused by fuel leakage in high-impact rear collisions.
		A high-pressure pneumatic spare tyre’s close proximity, in most cases, to the fuel tank can be an explosion hazard for vehicles involved in high-impact rear collisions.
	www.gizmag.com /go/3995 (664 words)

	Untitled Document
		If you press him with the observation that rubber tyres were used before that date he will point out that he is talking about the pneumatic tyre – not solid ones.
		These tyres had a particular shortcoming as they were stuck to the wheel and thus access to the inner rubber tube in the (common) event of a puncture was tedious but by the end of 1890 CK Welsh had patented the design of a wheel rim and outer cover with an inextensible lip.
		From that event to today the simple tyre has developed in many directions, be it towards a child’s tricycle, a giant earthmover or the ubiquitous motor car, the last category itself ranging from micro runabouts to Formula 1 Grand Prix racers.
	www.bouncing-balls.com /serendipity/tyres.htm (538 words)

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		As a professional pneumatic tyres, pneumatic tires, pneumatic wheels manufacturer, exporter, supplier and factory in China.--Ningbo Huihuang Machine Co.,Ltd. is one of the earliest companies that has passed the certificate of CE,GS and ISO9001:2000 quality management system.
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		We will keep providing you the excellent quality, preferential price, satisfactory products, pneumatic tyres, pneumatic tires, pneumatic wheels and first class service.
	caster-wheel.chinese-suppliers.com /a_pneumatic_tyre.htm (124 words)

	John Dunlop, Inventor of the pneumatic tyre, 1840 - 1921 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Dunlop was born in Ayrshire and qualified as a veterinary surgeon before moving to Belfast in 1867.
		In 1888 his small son was prescribed cycling as cure for a heavy cold; Dunlop hit on the idea of making the boy's tricycle more comfortable by fitting it with inflated tubes, made of canvas and bonded together with liquid rubber.
		A local firm, W. Edlin and Co, then agreed to manufacture frames to fit the new tyre; and when, in 1889, a well-known local cyclist, Willie Hume, won a race at Cherryvale using it, the novelty started to catch on.
	www.ulsterhistory.co.uk /johndunlop.htm (237 words)

	eBay.co.uk - pneumatic, pneumatic ram, pneumatic cylinder, Power Tools items at low prices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		RS Pneumatic Air rams, 25mm bore, 50mm travel.
		RS Pneumatic Air rams, 16mm bore, 50mm travel.
		The History of the Pneumatic Tyre by Eric Tompkins.
	search.ebay.co.uk /pneumatic (359 words)

	Tyre Protector - Car Users (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		People spend thousands of pounds on their cars and insurance but pay little attention to one of the most important parts of their car, the tyres.
		Tyre Protector is a breakthrough in road safety technology.
		We will professionally treat the 4 tyres of your car in around 30 minutes and give you guaranteed peace of mind.
	www.tyreprotector.com /motorists.htm (117 words)

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