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US 8,281,831 B2Granted
Asymmetric pattern tread for ATV tire
OwnerTsai Jen Loinventor
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Abstract
A tire for All Terrain Vehicles includes the first ribs located within a central area of the tread, which are non-continuously arranged, and the second ribs which are next to the ATV. The first ribs are separated by first gaps and the second ribs are separated by second gaps, the first and second gaps are located alternatively to each other.
Claims10
A tire comprising:
- a tread with an outside portion and an inner side portion connected thereto;
- a plurality of first ribs located within a central area of the tread and the first ribs are non-continuously arranged, and
- a plurality of second ribs located at the inner side portion of the tread and a distance “a” being defined between the first ribs and the second ribs, the first ribs and the second ribs being located asymmetrically on the tread.
A tire comprising:
- a tread with an outside portion and an inner side portion connected thereto;
- a plurality of first ribs located within a central area of the tread and the first ribs are non-continuously arranged to have first gaps therebetween, and
- a plurality of second ribs located at the inner side portion of the tread and a distance “a” being defined between the first ribs and the second ribs, the second ribs being separated by corresponding second gaps and a length of each of the second gaps between the second ribs is longer than 2 mm and a length of each of the second gaps is 20% to 60% of the length of each of the second ribs.
A tire comprising:
- a tread with an outside portion and an inner side portion connected thereto;
- a plurality of first ribs located within a central area of the tread and the first ribs are non-continuously arranged, and
- a plurality of second ribs located at the inner side portion of the tread and a distance “a” being defined between the first ribs and the second ribs, a width of each of the first and second ribs being 3 mm to 10 mm.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.