IPA: /ˈwaɪtˌwɔl/
KK: /ˈhwaɪtˌwɔl/
Describing something that has white sidewalls, often used in reference to tires or walls.
The car had a classic look with its whitewall tires.
A type of tire for vehicles that has a white band on the side, often used for aesthetic purposes.
The classic car was fitted with whitewall tires to enhance its vintage look.
Whitewall → It is formed from "white" (from Old English "hwita", meaning bright or colorless) and "wall" (from Old English "weall", meaning a structure or barrier). The term "whitewall" refers to a wall that is painted or made white, often used in the context of tires with white sidewalls.
Think of a 'bright' ('white') barrier or structure ('wall') — that's why a whitewall is a wall that is white.