Pneumatic radial tires for heavy vehicles
AssigneeBridgestone Tire Company Limited
InventorsHikaru Tansei, Kenichi Motomura
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AssigneeBridgestone Tire Company Limited
InventorsHikaru Tansei, Kenichi Motomura
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A pneumatic radial tire for heavy vehicles is disclosed. This tire comprises a carcass composed of at least one ply of cords arranged in a substantially radial plane inclusive of the rotary axis of the tire with a turnup portion thereof, and a plurality of reinforcing layers for bead portion each containing cords crossed with the cords of the carcass ply. Among these reinforcing layers, reinforcing layers having heights which are different in radially upward end as measured from a reference line parallel to the rotary axis of the tire passing through the center of a bead core toward the radial direction of the tire and having cords with substantially the same modulus of elasticity are crossed with each other such that the cords of the reinforcing layer are inclined at a larger angle with respect to the radial plane of the tire as the height of the radially upward end becomes lower.
In a pneumatic radial tire for heavy vehicles comprising a carcass composed of at least one ply of cords, each being arranged in a radial plane inclusive of the rotary axis of the tire or inclined at an extremely small angle with respect to the radial plane, the carcass being wound around a bead core from the inside toward the outside thereof to form a turnup portion to sandwich a rubber stock disposed on the bead core, the improvement comprising;
In a pneumatic radial tire for heavy vehicles comprising a carcass composed of at least one ply of cords,each being arranged in a radial plane inclusive of the rotary axis of the tire or inclined at an extremely small angle with respect to the radial plane, the carcass being wound around a bead cord from the inside toward the outside thereof to form a turnup portion to sandwich a rubber stock disposed on the bead core, the improvement comprising;
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