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There is more surface area contact between the road and the flat tire translating into more friction between the two surfaces, which increases the amount of force required to change direction.
If you meant tyre (british) or tire than the answer is Rober William Thomson and he invented it in 1846. John Boyd Dunlop is often erroneously given credit for the invention but he did not develop his tire until 1889. Please note that both Thomson and Dunlop called it a tire not a tyre, though many others in the 19th century did call it a tyre.
The treads on a tire are created by a mold. The tire is placed in the mold and heat and steam compress the tire and the mold forms the tread.
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Some of the greatest inventions of the Industrial Revolution are the pneumatic tire, anesthesia, the photograph, the phonograph, the steam engine, the telegraph, food canning, the spinning jenny and methods to mine iron.
The Alternator is between the engine and the firewall. Follow the serpentine behind the engine and you'll see the alternator. Removing the alternator is easiest if you remove the passenger side front tire and the plastic mud guard. Once they are both off, the alternator is easy to change.
between the engine and the firewall, you'll have to remove the passenger tire and the oil filter and use socket extentions between the engine and the firewall, you'll have to remove the passenger tire and the oil filter and use socket extentions
resistive force (friction)
On the lower right side on the engine, hidden by the plastic cover behind the right passenger tire.
On the side of the block under the exhaust manifold facing the firewall. It's more acurrately between the engine and transmission and very hard to see.. Remove the passenger side tire and the plastic housing to the engine. Straight in past the harmonic balancer about 12 inches back. Has a plug in and 1 bolt holding it in place. On the side of the block under the exhaust manifold facing the firewall. It's more acurrately between the engine and transmission and very hard to see.. Remove the passenger side tire and the plastic housing to the engine. Straight in past the harmonic balancer about 12 inches back. Has a plug in and 1 bolt holding it in place.
It is called the Windshield Washer Fluid Resevoir.
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the spark plugs on a '95 jimmy are located towards the bottom of the engine, u can see them if u look between your tire and the tire well
The correct answer to this puzzling question is: the spare tire is located under and behind the engine compartment. If you look on the floor board between the drivers and passenger side you will find and plastic cap. Underneth is a hex head bolt that lowers the spare tire. You will find the bolt socket in the jack bag. This is the location for the stow-n-go vans. Have a nice day! Have you looked underneath the back of the van?
Tire pressure will not cause a check engine light.
Rubber, plastic, and atoms of metals
under the floor and the plastic cover on the left of ur spare tire! under the floor and the plastic cover on the left of ur spare tire!