Abstract: The tire (10) has a stiffening structure (50) comprising a stiffening element (52, 53) anchored in or around radially inner reinforcing structures (60A) and a radially outer reinforcing structure (70A, 70B). Each stiffening element (52, 53) extending from one of the radially inner reinforcing structures (60A) comprises a portion (523) extending in the toroidal cavity (35) between first anchor points. Each stiffening element (52, 53) extending from the other of the radially inner reinforcing structures (60B) comprises a portion (524) extending in the toroidal cavity (35) between second anchor points. The portions (523) do not cross over in the toroidal cavity (35). The first anchor points are axially on the other side of the same side of the median plane (M) of the tire (10) as the second anchor points.

Abstract: A motor vehicle tire is designed for standardized manufacture of its carcass reinforcement comprising two layers. A first layer (41) is anchored in the two beads (50) by a turn-up (53) around a bead wire (51), so as to form, in each bead, a main part (52) and a turn-up (53). A second layer (42) is laid axially and radially on the outside of the first carcass layer, and positioned in the bead axially on the inside of the turn-up of the first carcass layer. The first carcass layer (41) has a turn-up (53) of length HNC1 ranging between 10% and 30% of the height of one of the sidewalls (30); the length LREC is comprised in the range [0.6*HNC1; 0.9*HNC1], and the maximum value of the distances (LNDEG, LNDED) is comprised in the range [2; 18] mm.

Abstract: A tire (10) includes a stiffening structure (50) comprising stiffening elements (52) anchored in the crown (12) and extending into the toroidal cavity (35) between a radially inner anchor point (54A, 54B) and a radially outer anchor point (56A, 56B). The tread (14) has a profile height and comprises a plurality of ribs (102, 104, 106, 108, 110), two adjacent ribs being axially separated from each other by a main circumferential cut-out (112, 114, 116, 118) having a depth greater than or equal to 50% of the profile height. The radially outer anchor point (56A, 56B) is aligned with one of the ribs (102, 104, 106, 108, 110).

Abstract: The tire (10) has a stiffening structure (50) comprising a stiffening element (52, 53) anchored in or around radially inner reinforcing structures (60A) and a radially outer reinforcing structure (70A, 70B). Each stiffening element (52, 53) extending from one of the radially inner reinforcing structures (60A) comprises a portion (523) extending in the toroidal cavity (35) between first anchor points. Each stiffening element (52, 53) extending from the other of the radially inner reinforcing structures (60B) comprises a portion (524) extending in the toroidal cavity (35) between second anchor points. The portions (523) do not cross over in the toroidal cavity (35). The first anchor points are axially on the other side of the same side of the median plane (M) of the tire (10) as the second anchor points.

Abstract: A tire (10) includes a stiffening structure (50) comprising stiffening elements (52) anchored in the crown (12) and extending into the toroidal cavity (35) between a radially inner anchor point (54A, 54B) and a radially outer anchor point (56A, 56B). The tread (14) has a profile height and comprises a plurality of ribs (102, 104, 106, 108, 110), two adjacent ribs being axially separated from each other by a main circumferential cut-out (112, 114, 116, 118) having a depth greater than or equal to 50% of the profile height. The radially outer anchor point (56A, 56B) is aligned with one of the ribs (102, 104, 106, 108, 110).

Abstract: A tire made of rubber material includes a sidewall and a marking protruding from this sidewall. The tire has a texture, which has a plurality of strands protruding from the sidewall, these strands being distributed at a density at least equal to five strands per square millimeter (mm2), each strand having a mean cross section between 0.0007 mm2 and 0.06 mm2 and/or the texture having a plurality of substantially mutually parallel lamellae protruding from the sidewall, the spacing of the lamellae being less than or equal to 0.5 mm, each lamella having a mean width between 0.03 mm and 0.3 mm. The texture protrudes from the sidewall of the tire, and this texture surrounds all or part of the marking.

Abstract: The tire comprises a carcass reinforcement which extends into sidewalls. The tire is also provided with a protection device that protects against external attack. The protection device comprises a plurality of raised elements of height H that are arranged in the circumferential direction. The tire is also constructed such that each raised element is formed of at least two parts which are at least partially disjointed from one another along a separation zone. The separation zone is oriented substantially in the circumferential direction. Each part is able to come into contact with another part of the same raised element when one of the parts comes into contact with an external obstacle.

Abstract: The aspects disclosed herein relate to a tread for a tire including at least one block of rubbery material of width W and length L with L»W. This block extends in a circumferential direction (X) when the tread is mounted on the tire, the block including a contact surface intended to come into contact with the ground and a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall delimiting this contact surface. The block further includes a plurality of sipes opening onto the contact surface of the block, with each sipe extending over the contact surface in an oblique direction opening onto the first lateral wall and onto the second lateral wall, the sipes of the block being oriented in the same direction. The sipes are distributed over the contact surface of the block in such a way that when one sipe reaches the second lateral wall another sipe starts out from the first lateral wall at the same circumferential level (N) on the block, and each sipe includes at least two parts.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a tread for a tire. The tread includes at least one elongate block of rubbery material of width W and length L with L>>W. This elongate block extends in a circumferential direction (X) when the tread is mounted on the tire. The elongate block includes a contact surface intended to come into contact with the ground and a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall delimiting this contact surface. The elongate block includes a plurality of sipes opening onto the contact surface of the elongate block, with each sine extending in an oblique direction opening onto the first lateral wall and onto the second lateral wall. The sipes are distributed over the contact surface of the block in such a way that when one sipe reaches the second lateral wall another sipe starts out from the first lateral wall, at a same circumferential level (N) on the elongate block. With the sipes delimiting sub-blocks in the elongate block, at least two of these sub-blocks are configured differently in the tread.

Abstract: The tire comprises a carcass reinforcement which extends into sidewalls. The tire is also provided with a protection device that protects against external attack. The protection device comprises a plurality of raised elements of height H that are arranged in the circumferential direction. The tire is also constructed such that each raised element is formed of at least two parts which are at least partially disjointed from one another along a separation zone. The separation zone is oriented substantially in the circumferential direction. Each part is able to come into contact with another part of the same raised element when one of the parts comes into contact with an external obstacle.

Abstract: Tire comprising a tread (3), with a tread surface contacting the road surface, a shoulder region (5) partially delimiting the tread (3), and a plurality of complex cutouts (6) extending through the tread (3) and through the shoulder region (5). Each complex cutout (6) comprises a sipe (7) that leads onto the tread surface and a channel (8) that extends the sipe (7) into the depth of the tread and leads onto a surface (9) of the shoulder region (5). Channel (8) of sipe (7) has a main part (11) extending through tread (3) and a widened part (12) extending through shoulder region (5) from the main part of the channel to surface (9) of shoulder region (5). As seen in cross section, the widened part (12) makes, with the surface (9) of the shoulder region (5), an outlet angle ? of less than 90 degrees.

Abstract: A tire comprising a tread. This tread comprises at least one elongate block delimited by at least one lateral wall (5) and a contact face (7). The lateral wall (5) makes a non-zero angle with a transverse direction and the contact face contacts a road surface. The tire comprises at least one channel (19) extending through the elongate block and leading onto the lateral wall (5) of this elongate block. The tire also comprises a sipe extending from the channel towards the contact face, this sipe leading onto the lateral wall of the elongate block in a lateral wall outlet region. The lateral wall of the elongate block is inclined with respect to a radial direction (Z), at least in the lateral wall outlet region of the sipe, at an angle ? of between 20 degrees and 60 degrees with respect to this radial direction (Z).

Abstract: A tire (1) made of rubber material, comprising a tread (2) and a sidewall (3), said tire (1) comprising a marking (4) on the tread (2) and/or said sidewall (3). The marking (4) is divided into a plurality of basic zones (50) of the same size, each basic zone (50) being able to be inscribed in a circle of diameter equal to 8 mm, each basic zone (50) comprising between 0 and N motifs (6), said motifs being formed integrally with the tire so as to define a grey level (Nx) of the basic zone (50) from N+1 grey levels (Nx), the grey level of a basic zone (50) depending on the number of motifs present in this basic zone (50). The marking (4) on the tire comprises at least 5 different grey levels.

Abstract: The aspects disclosed herein relate to a tread for a tire including at least one block of rubbery material of width W and length L with L>>W. This block extends in a circumferential direction (X) when the tread is mounted on the tire, the block including a contact surface intended to come into contact with the ground and a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall delimiting this contact surface. The block further includes a plurality of sipes opening onto the contact surface of the block, with each sipe extending over the contact surface in an oblique direction opening onto the first lateral wall and onto the second lateral wall, the sipes of the block being oriented in the same direction. The sipes are distributed over the contact surface of the block in such a way that when one sipe reaches the second lateral wall another sipe starts out from the first lateral wall at the same circumferential level (N) on the block, and each sipe includes at least two parts.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a tread for a tire. The tread includes at least one elongate block of rubbery material of width W and length L with L>>W. This elongate block extends in a circumferential direction (X) when the tread is mounted on the tire. The elongate block includes a contact surface intended to come into contact with the ground and a first lateral wall and a second lateral wall delimiting this contact surface. The elongate block includes a plurality of sipes opening onto the contact surface of the elongate block, with each sine extending in an oblique direction opening onto the first lateral wall and onto the second lateral wall. The sipes are distributed over the contact surface of the block in such a way that when one sipe reaches the second lateral wall another sipe starts out from the first lateral wall, at a same circumferential level (N) on the elongate block. With the sipes delimiting sub-blocks in the elongate block, at least two of these sub-blocks are configured differently in the tread.