I don't agree with your response. I would appreciate if you would entertain my comments as they would possible benefit all of the current US population and the countless visitors to the USA. "Tires" per the wiki is a, 'Possible tagging mistake'. Emphasis on 'possible'. You opened this thread (https://community.openstreetmap.org/t/proposal-automatic-edit-of-tags-servicetires/106075) and you stated it was a 'typo'. Where has OSM stated that it prefers 'British English' for an entire geographical region that speaks 'American English'? I'm trying to communicate to an Italian editor as an American citizen that this is not effective. The contributors in America are *not* incorrectly tagging edits 'tires', as that is the appropriate spelling in our geographical region. "Tires" is not slang or a misspelling in the same way that "tyres" in 'British English' is not slang or a misspelling.  If an American is searching on OSM for a "Tire Shop", how will the tag "tyre" be beneficial? Tire brands, stores, service centers-all use "tire". 