True or False: Bias Ply tires have plies that run between beads at an angle.

Bias ply tires are constructed with layers of fabric, called plies, that are arranged at angles to each other, typically between 30 and 40 degrees to the centerline of the tire. This design allows the plies to crisscross, which provides structure and stability in the sidewall and tread area, contributing to the tire's overall strength and flexibility. The angled plies facilitate a more rigid tire construction compared to radial tires, which have plies running perpendicular to the direction of travel. This characteristic of bias ply tires affects how they handle and perform, particularly in certain driving conditions and applications. The statement accurately describes the construction method of bias ply tires, which is why the answer is true.