Abstract: Passenger vehicle tire having a tread extended on either side by sidewalls, this tread being provided with an asymmetric tread pattern with respect to a median plane that divides this tread into two parts with the same axial width, this axial width being measured in a direction parallel to the axis of rotation, an external part and an internal part, this external part being situated between this median plane and the sidewall intended to be positioned on the outside of a vehicle, and the internal part being situated between the same plane and the sidewall intended to be positioned towards the inside of the same vehicle, the internal part and the external part each having at least one void that forms a groove or is intended to form a groove when the tread has partially worn away, these voids defining, in the new state and for each (internal and external) part, a total voids volume Vi0 and Ve0, respectively, and a voids surface ratio Ti0 and Te0, respectively, these ratios being other than zero and such that, in

Abstract: Method of manufacturing a tire comprising a tread strip in which blind radial cuts are arranged in the blocks of rubber that form the tread pattern, comprising a step during which the cuts (33) are made in the unvulcanized tread strip (3) intended to cap the green tire. One or more blades (22) are raised to a temperature higher than the vulcanization temperature of the material of which the tread strip (3) is made are caused to penetrate the radially internal face (32) of the tread strip (3) for a sufficient period of time that they superficially vulcanize the walls of the cut in contact with the blade (22) so as to prevent the faces from sticking back together once the blade has been withdrawn from the cut.

Abstract: The invention proposes a method for regulating a stability control system of a vehicle based on the forces acting at the center of each wheel of the vehicle. The actions of the driver, i.e. steering, acceleration or braking, produce forces (changes in forces) are transmitted by the tires to the ground. Control of the operating means of the vehicle (active anti-roll device, engine torque, braking torque, load per wheel or direction) utilizes instructions resulting from the actions of the driver to apply forces. The invention proposes a method of expressing, in terms of forces, the inputs of the driver as a function of the inertia of the vehicle body, velocity of forward movement of the vehicle, and angle at the steering wheel (steering wheel velocity and steering wheel acceleration). If the actual forces that are measured do not correspond to the forces desired by the driver, the active system compensates for this difference by acting on the force distributions in the chassis.

Abstract: A method for regulating a system for controlling the stability of a vehicle based on the forces exerted at the center of each wheel of the vehicle. Since, the actions of the driver, whether steering, accelerating or braking, are reflected by forces (variations in forces) transmitted by the tires to the ground, it is proposed to control the operating means of the vehicle (active anti-roll system, engine torque, braking torque or active steering) by force expectations derived from the actions of the driver. Depending on the speed of travel of the vehicle and the angle to the steering wheel (steering wheel velocity and steering wheel acceleration), the method expresses the inputs of the driver in terms of forces. If the actual forces that are measured do not correspond to the forces desired by the driver, the active system compensates for this difference by acting on the distributions of forces in the vehicle chassis.

Abstract: The invention proposes a method for regulating a stability control system of a vehicle based on the forces acting at the center of each wheel of the vehicle. The actions of the driver, i.e. steering, acceleration or braking, produce forces (changes in forces) are transmitted by the tires to the ground. Control of the operating means of the vehicle (active anti-roll device, engine torque, braking torque, load per wheel or direction) utilizes instructions resulting from the actions of the driver to apply forces. The invention proposes a method of expressing, in terms of forces, the inputs of the driver as a function of the inertia of the vehicle body, velocity of forward movement of the vehicle, and angle at the steering wheel (steering wheel velocity and steering wheel acceleration). If the actual forces that are measured do not correspond to the forces desired by the driver, the active system compensates for this difference by acting on the force distributions in the chassis.

Abstract: A method for regulating a system for controlling the stability of a vehicle based on the forces exerted at the center of each wheel of the vehicle. Since, the actions of the driver, whether steering, accelerating or braking, are reflected by forces (variations in forces) transmitted by the tires to the ground, it is proposed to control the operating means of the vehicle (active anti-roll system, engine torque, braking torque or active steering) by force expectations derived from the actions of the driver. Depending on the speed of travel of the vehicle and the angle to the steering wheel (steering wheel velocity and steering wheel acceleration), the method expresses the inputs of the driver in terms of forces. If the actual forces that are measured do not correspond to the forces desired by the driver, the active system compensates for this difference by acting on the distributions of forces in the vehicle chassis.