Tire with internal air chambers

Abstract

A tire comprising an inner cavity structure and a plurality of independent air chambers defining the inner cavity structure. Each air chamber is isolated from the other air chambers by internal walls within the inner cavity structure. The internal walls delineate and define the boundaries of the air chambers, extending radially from a center of the tire, traversing along the tire circumference, or inclined at predetermined angles. The plurality of independent air chambers can be pre-inflated with air or nitrogen. A thickness of the internal walls is optimized for balancing structural integrity and weight. The air chambers may be arranged in concentric layers from an inner circumference to an outer circumference. The independent air chamber design reinforces structural integrity and stability, ensuring the tire maintains mobility and performance even if one or more chambers, or an entire layer, is punctured.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.