I didn't measure, but from memory and scaling from the car and truck I'd guess at least six to eight feet in diameter. I think they are for big earth-moving equipment. There's a huge (both ways) tire dealer at the end of the block, and heavy equipment tires are often stored outside (overflow?) a concrete warehouse across the street from this house.
Torrington, Connecticut
Pretty incongruous. How big were those tires, and if they are new, who is waiting to drive away on them?
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Scott,
ReplyDeleteI didn't measure, but from memory and scaling from the car and truck I'd guess at least six to eight feet in diameter. I think they are for big earth-moving equipment. There's a huge (both ways) tire dealer at the end of the block, and heavy equipment tires are often stored outside (overflow?) a concrete warehouse across the street from this house.
tremendous big tires, not only in comparison to the cars, but even more to the house. A picture with a retarding moment until the 'bang'...
ReplyDeleteMarcus, that was my reaction in person, walking past. A full "double take."
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