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Rubber tyres get charged from friction with the road; What is the polarity of the charge?

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Rubber tyres get charged from friction with the road; What is the polarity of the charge?

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Ans. During the process of rubbing, electrons from road surface (made of black pitch) are transferred to rubber tyres to make them negatively charged.

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