Pneumatic tire

A pneumatic tire comprising a tread rubber, wherein

• the tread rubber includes:
• a vehicle inner side region disposed on an inner side of the pneumatic tire in a state where the pneumatic tire is mounted on a vehicle;
• a vehicle outer side region disposed on an outer side of the pneumatic tire in a state where the pneumatic tire is mounted on the vehicle;
• a plurality of first stereoscopic sipes;
• and a plurality of second stereoscopic sipes,
• the first stereoscopic sipe has a sipe wall surface of a shape bent in a sipe width direction as viewed in cross section perpendicular to a sipe length direction, the first stereoscopic sipe having a fixed sipe width over a sipe depth direction,
• the second stereoscopic sipe has a large width portion having a sipe width wider than a sipe width of the second stereoscopic sipe on a surface of the tread rubber in the inside of the tread rubber,
• a total of surface lengths of the second stereoscopic sipes formed in the vehicle inner side region is larger than a total of surface lengths of the first stereoscopic sipes formed in the vehicle inner side region,
• a total of surface lengths of the first stereoscopic sipes formed in the vehicle outer side region is larger than a total of surface lengths of the second stereoscopic sipes formed in the vehicle outer side region, and
• rubber hardness of the tread rubber in the vehicle outer side region is larger than rubber hardness of the tread rubber in the vehicle inner side region;
• wherein the tread rubber has:
• a plurality of main grooves extending in a tire circumferential direction in the vehicle inner side region;
• and a plurality of land portions formed between the main grooves and having the first stereoscopic sipes and the second stereoscopic sipes, and
• the land portions disposed in the vehicle inner side region are configured such that a second rate which is a rate of the total of surface lengths of the second stereoscopic sipes to a sum of the total of surface lengths of the first stereoscopic sipes and the total of surface lengths of the second stereoscopic sipes is set larger as the land portion is positioned closer to a ground contact edge.