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Easily doors. It's not even close.
Well, that depends. If it is vehicle wheels then sure, but if you count anything that is circular and rotates on an axle then I'm not so sure. Because then every gear, knob, and a ton of other things count.
I think to be a wheel, it has to roll as its primary function
According to merriam-webster: a circular frame of hard material that may be solid, partly solid, or spoked and that is capable of turning on an axle.
So anything round that turns on an axle. I think wheels probably wins.
I mean if we're going with that kind of definition:
This can cover a wide variety of things as well. Is the battery cover on the remote control a door? Is the lid on my water bottle a door?
Yeah, that definition seems good to me. I still think wheels wins, but the numbers for both are so absurdly high there is no reasonable way to conclude which has more.
Is a door hinge a wheel by that definition? It's circular (plus some extra but if we count gear wheels that should be fine), solid and turns on an axle.
I don't think a door hinge would count, it is more a lever with a pivot point. The door knob might count though.
You go to a supermarket and every trolley has 4 wheels and 0 doors
and there sure as hell there's more trolleys than there are doors there (even if you count all the freezer section doors)
Toys with wheels can easily even the playing field of doors vs homes in households.