Aliasing tyre → tire
Link to alias

Reason:

UK -> US

Related:

• tires A-> tire - Plural -> Singular
• tyres A-> tire - Ditto

Apparently so. Getting rid of a U I could understand but a Y to an I?

Furrin_Gok said:
Apparently so. Getting rid of a U I could understand but a Y to an I?

I'm not even English, but I still spell it that way. Either way, the tyres tag was cleaned, so I don't think an alias is necessary.

If I didnt have a character named Tyre I would be totally down for this.

But the fact that not only I have a character named Tyre but the fact others I know do too Id hold off on an alias. Tyre also seems like its a bit more deliberate. After all Ture seems like a more likely typo

Furrin_Gok said:
Apparently so. Getting rid of a U I could understand but a Y to an I?

English is weird like that. Silent letters, Y encroaching on I's territory, words loaned from other languages but not respelled so that they make sense.

< Remember kids. Sh makes the "sh" sound and Ch makes the "ch" sound.
> But what about chef, champagne, chauffeur, chandelier, chanteuse, chanterelle, etc?
< Umm...
> And then there's niche and quiche and...
< ALRIGHT! We get it!

Try asking someone to spell "phlegm" for the first time. They always get it wrong and it's not hard to figure out why.