Tire wheel

Details Tire wheel Tire wheel

1991-12-16

1992-08-18

Stormer, Russell D.

Resilient tires and wheels

Tires, resilient

Wheel securing means

1523814, 1523793, B60B 2102

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051390671

ABSTRACT:
A tire wheel includes a pair of flanges provided on both axial ends, respectively, a pair of bead seats extending from the flanges axially inwardly, a well provided between these bead seats and concaved radially inwardly of the bead seats, and at least one hump circumferentially extending provided between the well and one of the bead seats and having a seat side inclined surface on a side of the relevant beat seat and a well side inclined surface on a side of the well to form a top as a boundary between both the inclined surfaces. The seat side inclined surface is formed by part of a conical surface intersecting at an angle of 5.degree.-35.degree. with a straight line in parallel with a tire axis. A concaved obtuse corner is formed at a boundary between the seat side inclined surface and the relevant bead seat.

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