Having a clear out of the garage and I must have 30+ tyres lying around the place. Going through the hoard and I can’t remember buying 80% them. Do they breed or multiply over the years.?

Without Googling, who can tell me who the world’s largest manufacturer of tyres is? (By “largest” I mean “who makes the most” rather than outright company size.)

Lego.

Damn you.

That’s my “interesting fact of the day” done for. I’m spent.

Maxxis?

Edit: just googled… 😆

Farmers breed car tyres. They have mountains of them. I’m assuming it’s a farmer bet / dare that for seriously out of hand.

😆

Yes, in the garage.
Blame the worn-out rubbers.

I’m sure there’s several species of tyres that are like crustaceans, they shed their outer layers fairly regularly, judging by the old bits lying around all over the place.

Looking at the amount of handlebars unearthed I think they are breeding as well.

Cougar – Moderator
Without Googling, who can tell me who the world’s largest manufacturer of tyres is? (By “largest” I mean “who makes the most” rather than outright company size.)

can you compare a lego tyre with a bike/car/tractor tyre? seems a touch contrived to claim lego on a 1:1 basis, 1:500 mibbe! 😆 !

Wire coathangers and tyres – they’re taking over the world, I tell you!