Tire fire

A tire fire is when a bunch of tires (you know, those big, round things that go on cars and trucks) catch on fire. You can think of it like a really big campfire, but instead of logs, it's made up of tires.

Tires are made from rubber, which is a type of material that can easily burn and produce a lot of smoke. When a tire catches on fire, it creates a lot of black smoke that can be seen from far away. This smoke is not good for us to breathe in because it can make us sick.

Tire fires can happen for a few different reasons. Sometimes people intentionally set them on fire (which is not safe or legal), while other times they happen by accident. For example, if a tire gets too close to a heat source, like a campfire or a burning building, it can catch on fire.

When a tire fire happens, it can be very difficult to put out. Firefighters have to use a lot of water and special equipment to get the fire under control. Sometimes, they even have to let the fire burn out on its own because it's too dangerous to get close to.

Overall, tire fires are not good because they create a lot of smoke and can be dangerous for people around them. It's important to be careful around heat sources and not intentionally start fires with tires or any other materials.