sidewall
/ˈsaɪdɪˌwɔl/Definitions
1. noun
The outer surface of a building, especially the wall of a house or other structure adjacent to a street or other public area.
“The broken window on the sidewall of the building was boarded up for safety.”
2. noun
The side of a road, especially one that is designated for pedestrians or vehicles.
“The bike path runs along the sidewall of the road, separated from traffic by a barrier.”
3. noun
A vertical section of a tire that contacts the road.
“The sidewall of the tire was damaged during the accident and needed to be replaced.”