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  • cars The view from inside a car tire while driving David Pescovitz
  • Kids The Mars Curiosity Rover's wheels are as thin as credit cards Andrea James
  • tires Making tires out of duct tape and rubber bands Rusty Blazenhoff
  • video Foldable airless bicycle tires Andrea James
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