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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Does the air inside the tires of a moving car move inside them?
gpt
Yes, in multiple ways. When the tire is stationary, the air molecules are still constantly moving and bumping into both each other and the sides of its container. When the tire is moving, the molecules that hit the sides of the container (the spinning tire) are flung in the direction of the spin, causing the air to generally spin in the same direction as the tire, albeit in a delayed fashion (the air will be delayed to get "up to speed" as well as delayed to stop spinning inside the tire when the tire stops). ~~However, the air molecules do not actually move any faster than they normally do -- they just change direction.~~

EDIT: There is a change of velocity in the air molecules when spinning, however while the change is relatively small compared to their velocity when the tire is at rest, there is a change present. Although, the heat caused by the friction of the road on the tire contributes considerably more velocity to the air molecules in comparison.