Converse of object

• slash: They set about the vehicle, denting the sides, breaking windows, and slashing tires.

• blow: Step 11: Replace your wheel cover or hubcap and clean up the jack, lug wrench and blown tire.

Adjective modifier

• radial: Students learn who wrote the first computer program, who discovered pulsars, who invented radial tires, science puzzles and much more!

• flat: There has never been a flat tire, a red rose or a work of art.

• rear: In addition, the floor in front of the rear tire had to be cut away.

• spare: Trucks usually have the jack and lug wrench behind the seat or under the hood, with the spare tire under the bed.

Modifies a noun

• iron: A minivan with a half changed tire and a tire iron are lying on the dusty roadside.

Noun used with modifier

• rubber: The rubber tires insulate the vehicle from the earth ground.

• bicycle: Trees were taller and gray chunks of gravel crunched under Keds and bicycle tires like Cheerios between small teeth.

• car: High friction and low adhesion are desirable traits for products such as shoe soles, car tires and a variety of athletic equipment.

• truck: In the early days of the sanctions, dual use items included everything from baking soda to truck tires.

• snow: To save consumers snow tire changing the canadian postal.

Preposition: of

• hearing: It is such a good story that one never tires of hearing about the king and all his women.