A tire for a two-wheeled motorized vehicle includes a tread joined by two sidewalls to two beads, the tread having first and second elastomer compositions, crown reinforcement, radially inside tread having a crown layer having mutually parallel circumferential reinforcers forming an angle at most equal to 5° to the circumferential direction, a carcass reinforcement, radially inside crown reinforcement, having turnup. Carcass reinforcement includes mutually parallel reinforcers, and wrapped, in each bead, from the inside to the outside of the tire, about bead wire in order to form turnup having free end E.sub.2. Carcass reinforcement includes crown portion and lateral portion, crown portion extending axially between first and second ends E.sub.2, E′.sub.2, E.sub.2 and E′.sub.2 being symmetric to equatorial plane P of the tire, lateral portion extending symmetrically to equatorial plane P radially towards the inside, from radially outermost end E.sub.2 to fourth end E.sub.4 disposed at the bead wire.

Provided is a heavy-duty pneumatic tire in which not only occurrence of a damage of CBU but also occurrence of pulling-out of a carcass ply can be inhibited, and which has excellent durability. In the tire, beads each include a cover enclosing at least a part of a core. The cover is located, between the core and the carcass ply, in a portion at which the carcass ply encloses the core. The cover is composed of one cover ply including a large number of aligned cover cords and a cover topping rubber covering the cover cords. A ratio of a distance between the cover cords to an outer diameter of a carcass cord is not lower than 0.35 and not higher than 0.85. A difference between a hardness of the cover topping rubber and a hardness of a carcass topping rubber is not less than −5 and not greater than 5.

A pneumatic tire having a toroidal tire framework member having bead portions, sidewall portions and an under tread portion, and a ground contacting tread component disposed radially outside the under tread portion. The tire framework member and the ground contacting tread component are made of a resin material, and a tensile elastic modulus of the ground contacting tread component is smaller than that of the tire framework member. The tread thickness between the radially inner surface of the under tread portion and the radially outer surface of the ground contacting tread component is such that the tread thickness X2 at a tread edge is more than 1.2 times and less than 5.0 times the tread thickness X1 at the tire equator.

Provided are an RFID (radio frequency identification) module and a pneumatic tire in which the RFID module is embedded. An RFID module includes an IC (integrated circuit) substrate that stores data, an antenna that transmits and receives data, and a covering layer that covers the antenna. The covering layer contains calcium carbonate, and a relative dielectric constant of the covering layer is 7 or less.

A pneumatic tire is provided. A transponder is embedded in an outer side of a carcass layer in a tire width direction, a rubber member having a largest storage modulus at 20° C. of rubber members located on an outer side of the transponder in the tire width direction has a storage modulus at 0° C. E′out(0° C.) and a storage modulus at −20° C. E′out(−20° C.) that satisfy a relationship 0.50≤E′out(0° C.)/E′out(−20° C.)≤0.95, and a rubber member having a largest 20° C. storage modulus of rubber members located on an inner side of the transponder in the tire width direction has a storage modulus at 0° C. E′in(0° C.) and a storage modulus at −20° C. E′in(−20° C.) that satisfy a relationship 0.50≤E′in(0° C.)/E′in(−20° C.)≤0.95.

Provided is a pneumatic tire. A transponder is embedded in an outer side in a tire width direction of a carcass layer, the transponder is covered by a covering layer, and a storage modulus E′c at 20° C. of the covering layer and a storage modulus E′out at 20° C. of a rubber member having the largest storage modulus at 20° C. of rubber members located on an outer side in the tire width direction of the transponder satisfy the relationship 0.1≤E′c/E′out≤1.5. Further, the storage modulus E′c at 20° C. of the covering layer and a storage modulus E′in at 20° C. of a rubber member having the largest storage modulus at 20° C. of rubber members located on an inner side in the tire width direction of the transponder satisfy the relationship 0.03≤E′c/E′in≤1.50.

Provided is a pneumatic tire that can provide improved transponder durability while ensuring tire durability. The pneumatic tire includes: a tread portion (1) extending in a tire circumferential direction and having an annular shape; a pair of sidewall portions (2) disposed on both sides of the tread portion (1); and a pair of bead portions (3) disposed on an inner side in a tire radial direction of the sidewall portions (2). The tire is embedded with a transponder (20) covered with a covering layer (23). A glass transition temperature (Tg) of the covering layer (23) is in a range of from −70° C. to −45° C.

In a pneumatic tire with a carcass layer mounted between a pair of bead portions, a transponder is embedded in an outer side of the carcass layer in the tire width direction, a rubber member having the largest storage modulus at 20° C. of rubber members located on an outer side of the transponder in the tire width direction has a modulus M50out(0° C.) during 50% deformation at 0° C. and a modulus M50out(−20° C.) during 50% deformation at −20° C. that satisfy a relationship 0.50≤M50out(0° C.)/M50out(−20° C.)<1.00, and a rubber member having the largest storage modulus at 20° C. of rubber members located on an inner side of the transponder in the tire width direction has a modulus M50in(0° C.) during 50% deformation at 0° C. and a modulus M50in(−20° C.) during 50% deformation at −20° C. that satisfy a relationship 0.25≤M50in(0° C.)/M50in(−20° C.)<1.00.

A pneumatic tire having a tordial tire framework member having bead portions, sidewall portions and an under tread portion, and a ground contacting tread component disposed radially outside the under tread portion. The ground contacting tread component is made of a first resin material. The sidewall portions and the under tread portion are made of a second resin material. The bead portions are made of a third resin material. The tensile elastic moduli E1 to E3 of the first to third resin materials M3, respectively, satisfy E1<E2<E3.

Each of at least two layers of a carcass reinforcement has a breaking force per unit width higher than 2250 daN/dm. The minimum strength per unit width, measured for an elongation of less than 10%, of a second layer of carcass reinforcement is strictly greater than a value equal to 20% of the minimum strength per unit width, measured for an elongation of less than 10%, of a first layer of carcass reinforcement. The reinforcing elements of the two layers of carcass reinforcement have a thread count of less than 750 tex. The elongation of the reinforcing elements of the second layer of carcass reinforcement is greater than 4% under a force of 20 daN, and the secant elastic modulus values under tension at 10% elongation, Mt, Mj, satisfy the relationship Mt/Mj≧1.