Pneumatic tire bead portion structure

Resilient tires and wheels – Tires – resilient – Pneumatic tire or inner tube

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152542, 152546, 152547, 152552, 152553, 152554, 152555, B60C 1500

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047264080

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a pneumatic radial carcass type tire for heavy duty use having an improved reinforcing structure for the bead region. In a tire comprising a four ply radial carcass (1), the two bead regions are each reinforced by a bead core (2) and an axially inner (6) and an axially outer (7) textile reinforcing layer and a rubber apex strip (8). As compared to the prior art, the relatively low rubber apex strip (8) and the resulting low separation point between the first (3) and second (4) set of carcass plies reduces the sheer stresses between these carcass plies while the specific arrangement of the axially inner (6) and axially outer (7) reinforcing layers retains the required stiffness in the bead region (5). A particular durable bead region (5) is thus obtained.

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patent: 5024901 (1977-05-01), Poque 152555

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