Tyre Safety Guide - Tyre Damage

[greiteneis]

in the US and Canada it's "tires discolor with aging" elsewhere it's "have a nannynook at these hobwobblers of a rounder, Margaret" the difference is subtle but noticeable to native Anglophones. ("Tyres discolour with ageing" is also commonly found outside the US and that other country just to the, uh, North, I wanna say).

[xuvi11]

@greiteneis oh god thats awesome

[greiteneis]

@xuvi11 thanks...glad you appreciate. always happy to enlighten.

[PasaiShere]

that tire has a zit

[kaystepnick]

What the hell!?!? Why tyre? It's tire! Seriously It's bs

[theKOchannel]

@PunchingMegaTree

uheated?

[tylerhood5]

isnt it spelled TIRE not tyre

[PunchingMegaTree]

@tylerhood5 Shut up dick. Its how UK spells it.

[cjmillsnun]

@tylerhood5 No, in British English it is spelt tyre. That carries on through most of the Commonwealth (Australia, India, etc) and Eire. In fact the exceptions are the US and Canada.

[1oldskoolluvr]

still get a kick outta how Europeans spell "tire".

[altooname]

@1oldskoolluvr Um, that's the Brits, only.

[1oldskoolluvr]

@altooname ahhh, nice try. i have many friends throughout EU that spell it "tYre"

[04smallmj]

@1oldskoolluvr  Only the UK and Ireland write and speak English as a first language...

[1oldskoolluvr]

@04smallmj where did i say that anyone else over on that side of the pond spoke English as their first language?.....

i simply said that they all spell tire with a "Y" over there because of the UK being their basis for the English language.

is everybody fine now? can we stop jacking this guys vid now?

[henndri]

Thank FOR SHARING

[Tommotime]

ta, appreciated



[gmaureen]

Nice video - explains and provides easy to see/understand damage.

[mikel985]

Thank you !!

[7674Princess]

Great info!!!