self-sealing tyre

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• self-sealing — adjective 1》 (of a tyre, fuel tank, etc.) able to seal small punctures automatically. 2》 (of an envelope) self adhesive …   English new terms dictionary

• self-sealing — adj. 1 (of a pneumatic tyre, fuel tank, etc.) automatically able to seal small punctures. 2 (of an envelope) self adhesive …   Useful english dictionary

• tubeless tyre — or tubeless tire see under ↑tyre • • • Main Entry: ↑tube tubeless tyre A pneumatic tyre that has no inner tube, and, being self sealing, deflates only slowly when punctured • • • Main Entry: ↑tyre …   Useful english dictionary

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