Doors or Tires?
Just a funny question. Worldwide, between the number of doors and the number of tires, which one you think will be more?
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Doors by far. House doors, barn doors, closet doors, cabinet doors, dollhouse doors, vehicle doors, the door of a cuckoo clock, microwave door, oven door, mailbox door, and far more.
Most tires are for things that also have a door (a 4-door sedan had the same number doors as tires - oh, and a glove compartment door; a large plane has at least 4 passenger and catering doors, the cockpit door, and the doors to the bathrooms) or are associated with a door (a wheelbarrow might be kept in a shed with a door; a bicycle might be kept in a locked room).
As I recall, Lego is the biggest tire producer in the world at 700 million per year. But they also produce a larger variety of doors.
Excluding toys, I count at least 60 doors here I live, and about 20 tires.
Had you asked about "wheels" rather than "tires", then I suspect there are far more wheels than doors. A car engine has a lot of wheels in it.
Most tires are for things that also have a door (a 4-door sedan had the same number doors as tires - oh, and a glove compartment door; a large plane has at least 4 passenger and catering doors, the cockpit door, and the doors to the bathrooms) or are associated with a door (a wheelbarrow might be kept in a shed with a door; a bicycle might be kept in a locked room).
As I recall, Lego is the biggest tire producer in the world at 700 million per year. But they also produce a larger variety of doors.
Excluding toys, I count at least 60 doors here I live, and about 20 tires.
Had you asked about "wheels" rather than "tires", then I suspect there are far more wheels than doors. A car engine has a lot of wheels in it.