Abstract: The tire (10) comprises a crown (12), two sidewalls (30A, 30B), two beads (32A, 32B), an inner surface (33) delimiting a toroidal cavity (35), and a stiffening structure (50) comprising a stiffening element (52) extending continuously into the toroidal cavity (35) from at least one of the sidewalls (30A, 30B) or one of the beads (32A, 32B) to the crown (12). The stiffening element (52) is anchored in or around: a radially inner reinforcing structure (60A, 60B) arranged in the sidewall (30A, 30B) and/or the bead (32A, 32B), the radially inner reinforcing structure (60A, 60B) being distinct from the circumferential reinforcing element (40A, 40B) situated on the same side of the median plane (M) of the tire (10) as the sidewall (30A, 30B) and/or the bead (32A, 32B), and a radially outer reinforcing structure (70A, 70B) arranged in the crown (12).

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 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 tread has circumferential grooves delimiting intermediate and edge parts and formed so as to be present at least until a tread wear limit is reached. The tread also having a tread surface with at least one tread wear indicator formed in a circumferential groove. The tread comprising on its edge regions a plurality of transverse cuts that have depths suited to be present down to the tread wear limit. Each transverse cut is formed of a first part opening onto the tread surface when new and extending towards the inside of the tread by a void part forming a channel of mean width greater than a mean width of the groove. The channel forms a new transverse groove after a predetermined amount of part wear. A cross section of each channel increases when progressing along the cut axially from the inside towards the outside of the tread.

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: A tread for a tire provided with a pattern comprising a plurality of main grooves formed on each half of the tread on each side of a median plane X-X?, each of these main grooves, of mean width L, opening axially to the outside and extending axially inward as far as a distance from the median plane X-X? that is comprised between 2.5 and 10% of the width TW of the tread, these main grooves giving this tread a preferred direction of running, this tread further comprising a plurality of additional grooves comprising a first and a second end, the mean direction connecting the first and second ends forming, with the circumferential direction, a small angle A greater than zero degrees and at most equal to 20 degrees, this tread being characterized in that opening onto each main groove is at least one additional groove and in that the axially innermost end of each additional groove comes into contact with the road surface before the axially outermost end of the same additional groove.

Abstract: A tire tread produced from a rubber composition having a shore A hardness between 58 and 65, inclusive, and provided with a rolling surface, configured to be in contact with the ground, and with a tread pattern formed from motifs in relief, the tread having a plurality of incisions of width WI between 0.3 mm and 2 mm, inclusive, and a depth DI, each incision being delimited by at least two separate rubber walls, at least one of said incisions being delimited by at least one wall provided with at least one protuberance with a maximum thickness TMAX projecting from said wall in order to reduce the width of the incision, the protuberance extending, in the direction of the depth DI of the incision, between an internal depth DPI and an external depth DPE, the internal depth DPI and the external depth DPE being non-zero and the maximum thickness TMAX being greater than or equal to 40% of the width WI of the incision.

Abstract: Tread band for a tire comprising a plurality of elements in relief, each element in relief having a contact face and lateral faces, at least some of these elements in relief having at least one incision opening onto two of the said lateral faces, this incision being delimited by a first face and a second face, these first and second faces each comprising projections, each projection of the first face being arranged on the said face so that it can collaborate through contact with a first projection and a second projection on the second face opposite, the said first and second projections of the second face being situated one on each side of the projection of the first face in opposite directions D1 and D2, the pre-contact distance e1 separating one projection of the first face from the first projection of the second face being different from the pre-contact distance e2 separating the projection of the first face from the second projection of the second face, these distances being measured in directions paralle

Abstract: A tread for a tire provided with a pattern comprising a plurality of main grooves formed on each half of the tread on each side of a median plane X-X?, each of these main grooves, of mean width L, opening axially to the outside and extending axially inward as far as a distance from the median plane X-X? that is comprised between 2.5 and 10% of the width TW of the tread, these main grooves giving this tread a preferred direction of running, this tread further comprising a plurality of additional grooves comprising a first and a second end, the mean direction connecting the first and second ends forming, with the circumferential direction, a small angle A greater than zero degrees and at most equal to 20 degrees, this tread being characterized in that opening onto each main groove is at least one additional groove and in that the axially innermost end of each additional groove comes into contact with the road surface before the axially outermost end of the same additional groove.

Abstract: A wheel formed by the assembly of a disc comprising a hub bearing surface, a transition zone and a radially outer edge, and of a rim with at least a first laminated composite structure formed of at least one fabric of long fibers which are oriented in two distinct directions and impregnated by a cross-linked resin, the radially outer surface of which corresponds to the radially outer surface of the rim or to part thereof, at least a second laminated composite structure formed of at least one fabric of long fibers which are oriented in two distinct directions and impregnated by a cross-linked resin, the radially outer surface of which corresponds to the radially inner surface of the rim or to part thereof, and at least a circumferential weight-reduction structure formed of a material of low density, arranged radially between the first and second laminated composite structures.

Abstract: Wheel rim whose radially exterior geometry comprises an outer and an inner rim seat, a bearing surface formed essentially as a cylinder of revolution to receive a tire tread support ring, and whose radially interior geometry does not increase between the said mounting groove and the zone of connection to a wheel disc, which is made up by assembling a first, metallic structure constituting the radially interior geometry of the said rim and at least part of the radially exterior geometry of the said rim; and a second structure designed to constitute the said bearing surface radially on the outside, wherein the said second structure consists of an annular support element comprising at least one essentially axial opening and which comes in contact with the radially outer wall of the said first, metallic structure.

Abstract: A wheel formed by the assembly of a disc comprising a hub bearing surface, a transition zone and a radially outer edge, and of a rim with at least a first laminated composite structure formed of at least one fabric of long fibers which are oriented in two distinct directions and impregnated by a cross-linked resin, the radially outer surface of which corresponds to the radially outer surface of the rim or to part thereof, at least a second laminated composite structure formed of at least one fabric of long fibers which are oriented in two distinct directions and impregnated by a cross-linked resin, the radially outer surface of which corresponds to the radially inner surface of said rim or to part thereof, and at least a circumferential weight-reduction structure formed of a material of low density, arranged radially between the first and second laminated composite structures.