bias ply造句

• The American market models were sold with the traditional bias ply construction tire.
• Radials are more likely to produce airborne particles than the older bias ply tires.
• The most typical tyres originally fitted were 590-15 bias ply or optional radial tyres.
• His driving style was more apropos to bias ply tires.
• They were called cross ply or bias ply tires.
• Bias plies leave behind bits of rubber large enough to fall by the side of the road.
• It came with bias ply tires but the first time I changed them I went to radials.
• The bias ply racing tires of the 1960s-1980s lent themselves to driving styles with a high slip angle.
• According to the article, radial tires have radial ply AND bias plies, while bias tires only have bias ply.
• According to the article, radial tires have radial ply AND bias plies, while bias tires only have bias ply.
• Dale Earnhardt won the race on the Goodyear tires after Rusty Wallace grabbed the pole on Hoosier bias ply tires.
• The suspension of a classic car may not be suitable for radial ply tyres, having been designed to only accommodate bias ply tires.
• Over the same period that asthma rates have been rising, radials have virtually replaced bias plies as the standard tire for cars and trucks.
• An early tire design was the bias ply, so named because the cords extend across the tire's width at an angle, or bias, of roughly 30 to 38 degrees.
• Coker now sells many brands that offer whitewall radial tires, and distributes a modern radial tire that has the narrow tread profile and distinct shoulders of a vintage bias ply tire.
• The original 11.00X20 Bias ply tires on split ring type rims were later changed fleet-wide to Michelin radials on bolt-together rims in 2002, due to safety concerns over the split rims.
• Some 40 years after production and under the pure stock drag racing format, a Ram Air II Firebird ( running on bias ply tires ) posted ET's in the low to mid 12-second range *.
• Tires were bias ply, fuel mileage was between 12 and 14 miles per gallon average, breaker points were still the heart of most distributors _ and who ever heard of a microprocessor under the hood?