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1 tyre irregular wear
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2 tyre irregular wear
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3 tyre irregular wear
Англо-русский словарь по машиностроению > tyre irregular wear
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4 tyre
англ.(амер. = tire) шина (рис. 47); колёсный бандаж (металлический обод, надеваемый на колёса для повышения прочности и долговечности); покрышка; II надевать шину; проф. обувать колесо - tyre accessories - tyre adjuster - tyre alarm - tyre assembly - tyre blow-out - tyre camber wear - tyre carrier shoe - tyre case - tyre casing repair - tyre centre on road - tyre changing - tyre collapse - tyre contact - tyre contact area - tyre contact centre - tyre core - tyre cornering wear - tyre cure - tyre cushion - tyre deflection - tyre design - tyre dismounting - tyre fabric - tyre failure - tyre fork - tyre gauge - tyre goes flat - tyre grip on the road - tyre gross contact area - tyre holder - tyre ingot - tyre impact machine - tyre inflation unit - tyre inflator - tyre inner tube - tyre iron - tyre irregular wear - tyre kerfs - tyre lateral runout - tyre lever - tyre life - tyre lock - tyre mileage - tyre mounting - tyre mounting tool - tyre noise - tyre opener - tyre outside diameter - tyre over-inflation wear - tyre overhang - tyre overload - tyre patch - tyre percent deflection - tyre perforations - tyre-pneumatic - tyre press - tyre print on road - tyre protector - tyre pump plunger - tyre radial flexibility - tyre rate - tyre recapping machine - tyre remover - tyre removing and replacing tool - tyre repair cement - tyre repair equipment - tyre repair shop - tyre retreader - tyre revolutions per mile - tyre rim - tyre-rim locking ring - tyre-rim nut - tyre rotation - tyre rubber - tyre run -
5 неравномерный износ шины
1) Engineering: uneven tire wear2) Automobile industry: spotty tread wear, tyre irregular wearУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неравномерный износ шины
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