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Posted by Thaired

- February 23, 2024, 09:01:28

Damn, that whole thing looks so ugly. Now Goodyear will have to redesign a new thaire, to fit those mega-ugly Tesla Cybertruck aero wheel covers. Do not worry, her Co. and Elon, "Climate Change" will cover those rims.

Well, aside I am returning my Cybertruck's wheels; in fact I am not just returning the wheels, but the whole Cybertruck. I will wait for my brand new Cybertruck Climateland refresh model, free courtesy of Goodyear.

Posted by Thaire

- February 23, 2024, 08:28:41

"Tyre" is the preferred term in British English, used in the UK, and various other Commonwealth countries. Meanwhile, "tire" is the American English spelling predominantly used in the United States.

Quote from: buddy69 on February 22, 2024, 17:03:23It is spelled "TIRE".

Posted by buddy69

- February 22, 2024, 17:03:23

It is spelled "TIRE".

Posted by Redaktion

- February 22, 2024, 07:04:19

A Tesla Cybertruck has been spotted wearing both the base aero wheel covers and the Cybertruck-specific Goodyear AT tyres, sparking talk of the EV maker replacing the Cyber wheel covers with the base versions in the interim.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/New-Tesla-Cybertruck-aero-wheel-covers-in-odd-setup-spark-rumors-of-solution-to-tyre-munching-Cyber-wheel-caps.805681.0.html