Depending on the type of racing, wheels can be steel, aluminum, magnesium, or carbon fiber
Depending on the type of racing, wheels can be steel, aluminum, magnesium, or carbon fiber
if the hot wheel is metal
magnesium
Steel, alloy, aluminum... depends on the vehicle.
The wheel is actually three parts. It is the metal rim, the rubber tire and the hub cap.
Steel.
it used steam , seats , body , wheels
by putting a bunch of parts in a metal frame one wheels and pushing it down the road!
I know the name but I can sorta describe it, it was basically a normally car shaped body and the wheels were like bike wheels but bigger and completely made of metal with no rubber tires i picture it as almost a barrel
Plastic? Ive never seen metal wheels
Modern car wheels have a cast metal wheel, so it's all one component. Classical car wheels used to have spokes (like bicycle wheels) and as such, were made up of a central hub from which the spokes branced out - connecting to a circular rim, in the same way as a bicycle wheel. Also, modern car tires are pressure fitted to the wheels, with lips hooking under a rim on the outerside of the wheel, because of this and advancements in tire design, we now have tires with no inner-tubes.
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