Abstract: A pneumatic vehicle tire is for use in winter driving conditions and defines an axial direction (aR) and a circumferential direction (uR). The pneumatic vehicle tire includes a tread having a plurality of profile blocks. The profile blocks have sipes. The tread has two axially outwardly arranged shoulder regions and further has a central tread region arranged between the two shoulder regions. The profile blocks each have two profile block edges. The profile blocks each have a surface defining a plurality of grooves therein. The grooves are arranged in parallel and extend from one of the two profile block edges to the other one of the two profile block edges. The grooves are arranged approximately in the axial direction (aR) in the central tread region and approximately in the circumferential direction (uR) in the shoulder regions.

Abstract: In a motor vehicle tire (1) for driving conditions as they occur during the winter months, parallel incisions are provided with staggers that are placed such that a smaller distance between adjacent incisions arises in the central region of the pad than in the marginal region of the pad.

Abstract: Tread profile of a snow tire for a vehicle in which at least two vehicle wheels are rotatably mountable outside of a longitudinal vehicle axis. The tread profile includes a plurality of profile block rows aligned in a circumferential direction and distributed in an axial direction from a first tire shoulder adapted to be positioned toward an outside of the vehicle in an operational state of the tire on the vehicle to a second tire shoulder adapted to be positioned toward an inside of the vehicle in an operational state of the tire on the vehicle.

Abstract: In a motor vehicle tire (1) for driving conditions as they occur during the winter months, parallel incisions are provided with staggers that are placed such that a smaller distance between adjacent incisions arises in the central region of the pad than in the marginal region of the pad.

Abstract: Tread profile of a snow tire for a vehicle in which at least two vehicle wheels are rotatably mountable outside of a longitudinal vehicle axis. The tread profile includes a plurality of profile block rows aligned in a circumferential direction and distributed in an axial direction from a first tire shoulder adapted to be positioned toward an outside of the vehicle in an operational state of the tire on the vehicle to a second tire shoulder adapted to be positioned toward an inside of the vehicle in an operational state of the tire on the vehicle.

Abstract: Vehicle tire and a metal sheet mold plate for forming the vehicle tire having at least one axial end section includes a tread that includes sipes running substantially axially in at least one of the axial end sections when viewed from the top (i.e., perpendicular to the tread surface). The sipes are corrugated to form corrugated ridges and valleys that are substantially straight lines diagonally inclined in an oblique plane parallel to the substantially axially running sipes. The substantially axially running sipes may include a first set of sipes and a second set of sipes. The corrugated ridges and valleys of the first set of sipes are oriented, with regard to a radially outward direction, to extend axially inwardly toward (i.e., toward a axial center of the tire). Conversely, the corrugated ridges and valleys of the second set of sipes are oriented, with regard to the radially outward direction, to extend axially outwardly (i.e., away from the axial center of the tire).

Abstract: Pneumatic tire. The invention pertains to a vehicle tire for use in winter driving conditions whose tread pattern includes a circumferentially extending row in each of the shoulder regions, wherein the profile or pattern is asymmetrically shaped and includes, relative to the vehicle, an inner tread portion and an outer tread portion, with the shoulder block row of the inner tread portion being provided with sipes having good opening characteristics, with reference to the circumferential direction of the tire, and the shoulder block row of the outer tread portion is provided with sipes that assure high block rigidity during lateral force loading.