Abstract:
A stability control system identifies an actionable condition, such as instability, in an off-road mobile machine, based upon an in-rubber tire sensor. A remedial action is identified, and a control signal is generated to control the mobile machine to take the remedial action.
Abstract:
A stability control system identifies an actionable condition, such as instability, in an off-road mobile machine, based upon an in-rubber tire sensor. A remedial action is identified, and a control signal is generated to control the mobile machine to take the remedial action.
Abstract:
In a tire with a tread that includes tread pattern elements, a circumferential reinforcement, and first and second circumferential grooves, the circumferential reinforcement is formed of a rubber mixture having a stiffness greater than a stiffness of a rubber mixture forming a remainder of the tread. The tire has an outer side on one side of a median plane of the tire, and an inner side on an opposite side of the median plane. The first circumferential groove is disposed axially toward the outer side relative to the second circumferential groove. The circumferential reinforcement includes a reinforcing element having a tapered shape positioned in each of a group of the tread pattern elements disposed axially toward the outer side relative to one of the first and second circumferential grooves, with the reinforcing elements being axially close to an outer-side face of that circumferential groove.
Abstract:
It is an object of the present invention to obtain a pneumatic tire in which separation of a tread rubber and a side rubber from each other at an interface therebetween can be substantially prevented and separation of the side rubber and a side wall rubber from each other at an interface therebetween can also be substantially prevented, and a production method of the pneumatic tire. The pneumatic tire is structured such that the interface between the side rubber 28 and the side wall rubber 32 appears, not at a side surface side of the tire, but at a ground-contacting side (i.e., low distortion portion) thereof. As a result, bending deformation acting at the interface between the side rubber 28 and the side wall rubber 32 can be reduced, and thereby separation of the side rubber 28 and the side wall rubber 32 from each other (i.e., cracks) at the interface can be prevented. Further, since the side rubber 28 and the side wall rubber 32 have the same or similar physical properties or composition, a possibility that the side rubber 28 and the side wall rubber 32 are separated from each other (i.e., a possibility of crack generation) at the interface therebetween can be significantly lowered.
Abstract:
The pneumatic vehicle tire comprises a radial ply carcass, two side walls, a tread member and a belt or breaker comprising at least one cord layer. The tread member is composed of a base layer positioned closer to the tire axis and a cap layer arranged on top thereof. For particularly favorably affecting the rolling behavior of the tire the base layer forms a trough in which the cap layer is accommodated.
Abstract:
A pneumatic radial-ply tire having a tread constructed of at least two kinds of rubber which is capable of attaining both braking performance and rolling resistance. The tread portion is constructed so that the tread center zone is comprised of a rubber having a low hysteresis loss and the tread side zones adjacent to the center zone on both sides thereof or the outer layers of them are each comprised of a rubber having a high hysteresis loss; the tread center zone and the tread side zones are disposed in parallel to each other in the circumferential direction or the tread side zones are each disposed adjoining to the tread center zone and in a superposing manner.