Whitewall (noun)

A type of tire with a distinctive white sidewall, typically used on classic or vintage vehicles.

Origin:

Derived from the characteristic white sidewall of older tires.

Examples:

1. The whitewall tires on the classic car added a touch of vintage style.
2. The whitewall tires were a popular choice for hot rods and muscle cars of the 1950s and 60s.
3. The whitewall tires required careful maintenance, as dirt and grime could easily discolor the white sidewalls.
4. The whitewall tires were often wider than standard tires, giving the vehicle a distinctive and aggressive stance.
5. The whitewall tires were a symbol of American automotive culture, and were widely used on cars and trucks of the era.