Most tires are supported by air pressure alone, not the tire, the tire controls things but is a casing to hold the air that hold the car up.
There are tires called run flat that can work with out air pressure for a little while.
In history there were solid rubber tires that did not require air at all, they were terrible.
Most tires are supported by air pressure alone, not the tire, the tire controls things but is a casing to hold the air that hold the car up.
It keeps a layer of air between the car and the ground so some shock from the road is absorbed by the car tyre, the old 100% rubber tyres were atrocious as you felt every bump on the road.
the car tire will be flat and the tractor tire not.
On the tire where you put the air in the tire.
Yes, The Tire Rack sells various car accessories and does various car work. They also do oil changes, balancing, brake work, air condition work, and other minor car detailing. They do not do major engine or transmission work though.
it has a cap that seals in the air
Air pressure is the same throughout the tire.
A tire does not fill any faster with the weight of the car on it. Air is pressurized and fills the tire with the same speed whether it is on or off of the car.
air pressure helps on the inside of a tire but on the outside it does not usually help. as an observation if you get a flat tire and put air inside the tire it gives pressure on the inside were the hole is but if it is on the outside and lets say a pipe rolls down the highway and it hits your tire air pressure helps it make a hole in it or make it flat.
You can inflat a tire on a car without taking the tire off by simply pressing the valve that is at the side of the tire that is used in pumping air in the tire.
It can be a cause.
the friction between the tire & the surface your driving on causes heat and which heats the tire + the air...