In a tire 2, each load support layer 22 extends from a side portion 24 of the tire 2 to a radially inner side of a belt 14 at an inner side of a carcass 12. A ratio (SP/WB) of a width SP from an equator plane to an outer edge 48 of the load support layer 22, relative to a width WB from the equator plane to an edge of the belt 14, in an axial direction is equal to or greater than 0.1 and equal to or less than 0.6.

A pneumatic tire includes a projection formed on a surface of a tire tread portion. A thickness of the projection, which is a distance from the surface of the tread portion to a top surface of the projection, is smaller than a width of the projection, which is a size of the top surface in a tire circumferential direction. The width of the projection is equal to or more than 10 mm.

The present disclosure relates to a four-proofing safety tire including a conductive tread rubber layer, a supporting rubber layer, a tire explosion-proof rubber layer and a memory chip, wherein the conductive tread rubber layer can be formed by embedding, in the tread, a belt of narrow conductive rubber penetrated all the way to the inner cap ply or can be formed by adding carbon nanotubes or graphene conductive metamaterial to the tread formulation; the supporting rubber layer is a layer of rubber affixed on the inner wall of the sidewall when the tire is molded, which has a cross section with the shape of half slice of a willow leaf; the tire explosion-proof rubber layer is an explosion-proof layer added on the outer side of the inner liner provided on the inside of the ground-engaging tread of the tire; the memory chip is a special chip structure implanted in the sidewall portion of the tire without affecting the performance of the tire. The anti-static effect of the conductive tread formulation for the tread is excellent; the chip implantation technology can make it possible to trace the product information at any time; a layer of highly stable and highly viscous fluid coating inside the tire prevents air leakage; the support rubber is provided on the inner wall of the sidewall, which effectively reduces the damage to the tire caused by puncture to improve the air-captive property of the tire.

A pneumatic tire includes a longitudinal protrusion portion provided on at least one of tire side surfaces located on either side in a tire lateral direction, the longitudinal protrusion portion projecting from the tire side surface and extending along the tire side surface; and serration provided on the tire side surface in a region including an end portion of the longitudinal protrusion portion, the serration being formed of a plurality of small grooves arranged in parallel, and the plurality of small grooves being inclined with respect to a lateral centerline that passes through a center of the longitudinal protrusion portion in a width direction.

A compound of a lateral insert of a run-flat pneumatic tyre comprising a cross-linkable unsaturated chain polymer base that is capable of assuming all of the chemical-physical and mechanical characteristics of an elastomer after cross-linking, a filler, a plasticizing agent and a curing system. The plasticizing agent consists of an aliphatic chain and has a melting temperature of between 50 C. and 100 C.

A run-flat tire comprises a tread portion, sidewall portions, bead portions, and a carcass ply extending between the bead portions. The sidewall portions are each provided therein with a sidewall reinforcing rubber layer having a crescent-shaped cross sectional shape and disposed on the axially inside of the carcass ply. The sidewall portions are each provided in the axially outer surface thereof with a rim protector which projects radially outward most on the radially outside of the radially inner edge of the sidewall reinforcing rubber layer. The bead portions are each provided therein with an axially inside core and an axially outside core between which each radially inner edge portion of the carcass ply is secured. When measured along a normal line drawn normally to the carcass ply from an apex of the rim protector, the thickness of the sidewall reinforcing rubber layer is in a range of from 29% to 35% of the thickness of the tire.

In a side reinforcing type tire 2, when a cross-sectional height of the tire 2 is denoted by L, a height in a radial direction from a bead base line to an outer edge of a core 34 is denoted by HC, a point on a turned-up portion 42 of a carcass ply 38 at which point a height in the radial direction from the bead base line is 0.35 times of the height L is denoted by P1, and a point on the turned-up portion 42 at which point the height in the radial direction from the bead base line is equal to the height HC is denoted by P2, the turned-up portion 42 has, between the point P1 and the point P2, a shape that is a curved line projecting inward in an axial direction, a straight line, or a combination thereof.

A tire suitable for running flat comprises a crown, two sidewalls and two beads, a carcass reinforcement anchored in each bead and a sidewall insert placed in each of the two sidewalls axially internally relative to the carcass reinforcement, such that it is equipped with an electronic device comprising at least one radiofrequency transponder and such that the electronic device is placed radially in a zone representing over 55% of the section height of the tire.

A tire includes a pair of bead portions, a pair of sidewall portions arranged at an outer side in a tire radial direction of the bead portions and a tread portion arranged between the sidewall portions, and a reinforcing rubber layer is provided to the sidewall portions. The reinforcing rubber layer extends over at least a part of the tread portion from the sidewall portions. The tire further includes a sound control layer which covers at least a part of an inner circumferential surface of the tire. The sound control layer is not laminated on the reinforcing rubber layer.

A run-flat tire has: a pair of bead cores; a carcass that straddles the pair of bead cores, and having end portions that are anchored on the bead cores; side reinforcing rubbers that are provided at tire side portions, and that extend in a tire radial direction along an inner surface of the carcass; a belt layer that is provided at an outer side, in a tire radial direction, of the carcass, and that is formed by covering a cord with resin; and a tread that is provided at an outer side, in a tire radial direction, of the belt layer.