wheel

one of the two wheels at the front of a vehicle

one of the two wheels at the back of a vehicle

one of the two wheels at the back of a vehicle

an extra wheel carried in a vehicle for use if another gets damaged

the wheel of a car

a car wheel made from a mixture of metals, especially aluminium and magnesium

the wheel of a bicycle

the wheel on the side of a vehicle nearer to the kerb

the wheel on the side of a vehicle further from the kerb

an instruction to maintain control of the vehicle by holding the steering wheel

an instruction to place one's hands on the steering wheel, often for safety or to show compliance

to remove one's hands from the steering wheel, ceasing direct control

driving a motor vehicle

in the position of driving a vehicle

fitted with wheels to allow movement

in the path of a moving vehicle's wheels, indicating being run over

to move the steering wheel in order to change the direction of the vehicle

to take control of a vehicle by starting to drive it

to keep your hands on the steering wheel

to hold the steering wheel tightly

to take hold of the steering wheel suddenly and roughly

to start steering the vehicle

to no longer be able to steer the vehicle

the outer edge of a wheel, on which the tyre/tire is fitted

the distance between the front and back axles of a vehicle

parts inside the center of a wheel that enable it to turn smoothly

the central part of a wheel, from which the spokes radiate

the curved part of a vehicle's body over a wheel

a device fixed to the wheel of an illegally parked car that prevents it from being driven away

a large nut for holding a wheel on a vehicle

a device to prevent a vehicle's steering wheel from being turned, used to deter thieves

the space in the body of a vehicle into which a wheel fits

a decorative cover for the center of a car's wheel

for a wheel to move around a central point

for a wheel to rotate or turn

for a wheel to rotate or turn

to replace a wheel on a vehicle, usually because the tyre/tire is flat

for a wheel to turn around and around very quickly

to put a new wheel on a vehicle in place of an old or damaged one

for a wheel to become detached from a vehicle

for a wheel to become detached from a vehicle

for a wheel to slide sideways on the road without turning

for a wheel to move sideways on a slippery surface

for a wheel to slide because of a lack of grip on a surface

for a wheel to stop turning when the brakes are applied too hard