Pneumatic tire
AssigneeToyo Tire & Rubber Co., Ltd.
InventorSouichi Takahashi
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Abstract
A pneumatic tire has a toroidal carcass layer, a belt layer, and a first fiber reinforcing layer which is arranged so as to cover both end portions of the belt layer, wherein a reinforcing rubber layer is arranged between the first fiber reinforcing layer and the belt layer at a shoulder portion at one side at which the shoulder portion is positioned at an inner side of the vehicle at the time of installing the tire, and a second fiber reinforcing layer is arranged in adjacent to the outer side or the inner side of the first fiber reinforcing layer at a shoulder portion at the other side at which the shoulder portion is positioned at the outer side of the vehicle, and wherein a peeling strength of the reinforcing rubber layer is higher than a peeling strength of the belt layer and the first fiber reinforcing layer.
Claims4
A pneumatic tire comprising:
- a toroidal carcass layer which is provided between a pair of bead portions;
- a belt layer which is arranged at an outer side in a tire diametrical direction of the carcass layer;
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- a first fiber reinforcing layer which is arranged so as to cover both end portions of the belt layer at an outer side in the tire diametrical direction of the belt layer,
- wherein a reinforcing rubber layer is arranged between the first fiber reinforcing layer and the belt layer at a shoulder portion at one side at which the shoulder portion is positioned at an inner side of the vehicle at the time of installing the tire, and a second fiber reinforcing layer is arranged in adjacent to the outer side or the inner side in the tire diametrical direction of the first fiber reinforcing layer at a shoulder portion at the other side at which the shoulder portion is positioned at the outer side of the vehicle, and
- wherein a peeling strength of the reinforcing rubber layer is higher than a peeling strength of the belt layer and the first fiber reinforcing layer.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.