Cushion tire

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2005-01-25

2005-01-25

Maki, Steven D. (Department: 1733)

Resilient tires and wheels

Tires, resilient

Anti-skid devices

C152S209120, C152S209150, C152S302000, C152S324000, C152S393000, C152S523000

Reexamination Certificate

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06845796

ABSTRACT:
A cushion tire is formed from a rubber material without being provided with an airspace inside the tire. An aspect ratio, which is a ratio of a sectional height of a tire with respect to a width of the tire, is set to 15 to 80%. And a number of holes are formed in both bilateral side surfaces of the tire along a circumferential direction thereof.

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Machine tranlsation for Japan 2000-25410.

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