Patent classifications
B60C9/1821
Pneumatic tire
To provide pneumatic tires with excellent ride quality during high-speed driving, a pneumatic tire having a tread portion with a circumferential groove and a belt layer, wherein a monofilament cord is used as a reinforcing cord for the belt layer; and the number of arrangements e (lines/5 cm) of the monofilament cords per 5 cm in the tire width direction in the tire radial cross section of the belt layer, the distance G (mm) from the surface of the land portion closest to the equatorial plane among land portions separated by the circumferential groove to the monofilament cord, and the loss tangent (30 C. tan ) when the rubber composition constituting the surface of the tread portion is measured satisfy (30 C. tan G)/e>0.015 is provided.
NON-PNEUMATIC VACUUM TIRE
A non-pneumatic vacuum tire includes a tread layer, a carcass ply layer and a puncture-resistant airtight layer. The tread layer is provided on the carcass ply layer and located at a crown; a pattern groove is formed in a surface of the tread layer; the puncture-resistant airtight layer is fixedly provided between the tread layer and the carcass ply layer or fixedly provided under the carcass ply layer; the puncture-resistant airtight layer includes one or more layers of canvas; a warp and a weft of the canvas each are formed by a plurality of filaments; and the canvas forms the puncture-resistant airtight layer by rubber impregnation and rubber coating; the puncture-resistant airtight layer at least covers a clinch to a shoulder; and a lower end of the puncture-resistant airtight layer extends to the clinch and forms a turn-up structure.
Pneumatic tire
To provide a pneumatic tire excellent in steering stability and fuel efficiency at high-speed driving, it is provided a pneumatic tire having a tread portion with a circumferential groove and a belt layer, wherein a monofilament cord is used as a reinforcing cord for the belt layer; the number of arrangements e (lines/5 cm) of the monofilament cords arranged per 5 cm in the tire width direction in the tire radial cross section of the belt layer is 50/5 cm or more; and the distance G (mm) from the surface of the land portion closest to the equatorial plane among land portions separated by the circumferential groove to the monofilament cord, and the loss tangent (30 C. tan ) when the rubber composition constituting the surface of the tread portion is measured under conditions of temperature: 30 C., initial strain: 5%, dynamic strain: 1%, frequency: 10 Hz, and deformation mode: tensile, satisfy 30 C. tan G<1.5.
Tire overlay composition
A tire comprising an overlay ply wherein (i) the shoulder section of the overlay comprises an elastomer and short polymeric or non-polymeric reinforcing fibers present in an amount of from 0.1 to 10 parts fiber per hundred parts of elastomer, the short fibers having a tenacity of at least 2 grams per dtex, a modulus of at least 10 grams per dtex and a length of from 0.1 to 8 mm and wherein the fibers are aligned substantially parallel to each other in a controlled angle of orientation within the overlay wherein the orientation is selected such that it decreases tire noise, and (ii) the section of overlay in the crown of the tire comprising cords of continuous filament polymeric fibers or continuous strands of metal or combinations thereof, the cords being aligned in a circumferential direction around the tire.
Tire comprising reinforcing elements in the form of laminated strips
The tire comprises a carcass ply connecting two beads via two sidewalls, the carcass ply being surmounted radially towards the outside of the tire by a crown reinforcing zone which is itself surmounted radially towards the outside of the tire by a tread, the crown reinforcing zone comprising a plurality of reinforcing strips arranged over at least one ply of strips. The strips are arranged so that they are juxtaposed and at an angle less than or equal to 15 with respect to the circumferential direction. Each reinforcing strip is made up of a laminate of at least 3 composite layers, each composite layer containing oriented fibers having a tensile modulus greater than or equal to 55 GPa, which are parallel to one another and coated in a polymer matrix.