Lateral runout

The amount a gear or wheel moves in and out away from its true center as it is rotated. If runout is excessive the gear or wheel can be seen to wobble as it rotates.

lateral runout

Automotive; Tires

Side-to-side wobbling of a wheel as it rotates; a shimmy.

runout

Machine tools; Bearings

Measurable irregularity across a plane surface, such as a disc brake rotor, hub or wheel assembly.

runout

Sports; Climbing

A lengthy distance between two points of protection which in some, but not all, cases might be perceived as frightening or dangerous. May also be used as an adjective to describe ...

punk tire

Automotive; Rubber; Tires; Tires

If you are driving and your tire is flat in konglish you would say that you have a punk tire.

C3M technology

Automotive; Tires

A manufacturing process that permits precise placement of different tire components and multiple rubber tread compounds.

Department of Transportation (DOT) markings

Automotive; Tires

A code molded into the sidewall of a tire signifying that the tire complies with U.S. Department of Transportation motor vehicle safety standards.

DuraGuard technology

Automotive; Tires

Includes various features, such as two sidewall plies and height strength steel belts under the tread.

Economic Commission of Europe (ECE) symbol

Automotive; Tires

The Economic Commission of Europe develops motor vehicle requirements. ECE-approved tires must meet standards for physical dimensions, branding requirements and high-speed ...

Green X

Automotive; Tires

The Michelin® Green X® label guarantees a level of energy efficiency among the highest in the market and reduced CO2 emission while maintaining all the legendary Michelin ...

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Apple I

The first Apple personal computer was released in 1976, where it was sold for $666.66. It was made by Steve Wozniak, co-founder of Apple. 200 units ...