Abstract: A pneumatic tire can improve the heat dissipation effect in the tread portion while guaranteeing land portion rigidity and can also suppress degradation of the heat dissipation effect. The pneumatic tire includes a narrow groove (10) on a tread surface (1), extending at an inclination to the tire circumferential direction, the groove width (W1) being smaller than the groove depth (D1), an air inflow part (11) opening to the tread surface (1) and formed on at least one of the groove walls (10c) of the narrow groove (10) that face each other in the tire circumferential direction, and a wear prevention portion (12) formed by a protrusion or concavity on a groove wall (10c) that faces the other groove wall (10c) on which the air inflow part (11) is formed or on the tread surface (1) connecting to the groove wall (10c) that faces the other groove wall (10c).

Abstract: A pneumatic tire includes a recess formed on a groove wall surface of a circumferential groove opposite to a widthwise groove. A wall surface defined by the recess includes an inclined surface inclined towards the widthwise groove from a tire radial direction outer side towards a tire radial direction inner side and a curved surface connecting a tire radial direction inner end of the inclined surface to a bottom defined by the recess, the curved surface having a center of curvature on the side of the widthwise groove. As a connection point between the inclined surface and the curved surface is at a position in the tire circumferential direction at which a width W of the recess in the tire width direction is smaller, the connection point is located further inward in the tire radial direction.

Abstract: A tire is a tire in which circumferential grooves, and lug grooves comprising opening portion in tread end and which extend in the tread width direction from the tread end to the circumferential groove, are formed. Projection parts are provided in the groove bottom of the circumferential grooves. The projection parts extend from one side wall forming a circumferential groove to the other side wall opposite the one side wall. Multiple lug grooves are formed at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction. In the tread surface view of the tire, given points of intersection as the points at which a circumferential groove extension that passes through a circumferential groove intersects with a lug groove extension that passes through a lug groove, the projection parts are provided between a first point of intersection and a second point of intersection adjacent to the first point of intersection in the circumferential direction.

Abstract: A tire (1) is provided with multiple projection parts (500) in a groove bottom (50B2) of a groove portion. The projection parts (500) extend from one side wall (50B1) to the other side wall (50B3) opposed to the one side wall (50B1), the side walls forming the groove portion. The projection parts (500) are arranged at predetermined intervals in the groove portion. A relationship of 0.75 L?P?10 L is satisfied where L denotes a length of the projection parts (500) and P denotes the predetermined intervals. In addition a relationship of 0.4?FW/W<1 is satisfied, where W denotes a groove width of the groove portion and FW denotes a length of the projection parts (500) in an orthogonal direction which is orthogonal to the extending direction of the groove portion.

Abstract: A pneumatic tire for heavy load including, on a tread surface thereof, land portions defined by a plurality of lug grooves each extending in the tread width direction while opening at one end thereof to the tread ground-contact end, in which: the tire has a negative ratio Nc of 2% to 10% in a tread center side region; the lug groove has a depth da, the land portion has a width Rw, and the land portion has an extending length L, so that the land portion center line has a length of 0.5 L or more in a segment where Rw/da is 1.3 to 2.5; and the land portion center line has a length of 0.3 L or more in a segment having a tilt angle ? of 60° or less relative to the tire equator direction.

Abstract: A tire is provided with multiple projection parts in a groove bottom of a groove portion. The projection parts extend from one side wall to the other side wall opposed to the one side wall, the side walls forming the groove portion. The projection parts are arranged at predetermined intervals in the groove portion. Lateral groove portions that extend from the groove portion to a buttress section, and have openings in the buttress section are formed. Air supply mechanisms that supply air to the lateral groove portions are formed.

Abstract: A pneumatic tire includes a recess formed on a groove wall surface of a circumferential groove opposite to a widthwise groove. A wall surface defined by the recess includes an inclined surface inclined towards the widthwise groove from a tire radial direction outer side towards a tire radial direction inner side and a curved surface connecting a tire radial direction inner end of the inclined surface to a bottom defined by the recess, the curved surface having a center of curvature on the side of the widthwise groove. As a connection point between the inclined surface and the curved surface is at a position in the tire circumferential direction at which a width W of the recess in the tire width direction is smaller, the connection point is located further inward in the tire radial direction.

Abstract: A tire (1) is provided with multiple projection parts (500) in a groove bottom (50B2) of a groove portion. The projection parts (500) extend from one side wall (50B1) to the other side wall (50B3) opposed to the one side wall (50B1), the side walls forming the groove portion. The projection parts (500) are arranged at predetermined intervals in the groove portion. A relationship of 0.75 L?P?10 L is satisfied where L denotes a length of the projection parts (500) and P denotes the predetermined intervals. In addition a relationship of 0.4?FW/W<1 is satisfied, where W denotes a groove width of the groove portion and FW denotes a length of the projection parts (500) in an orthogonal direction which is orthogonal to the extending direction of the groove portion.

Abstract: A pneumatic tire for heavy load including, on a tread surface thereof, land portions defined by a plurality of lug grooves each extending in the tread width direction while opening at one end thereof to the tread ground-contact end, in which: the tire has a negative ratio Nc of 2% to 10% in a tread center side region; the lug groove has a depth da, the land portion has a width Rw, and the land portion has an extending length L, so that the land portion center line has a length of 0.5 L or more in a segment where Rw/da is 1.3 to 2.5; and the land portion center line has a length of 0.3 L or more in a segment having a tilt angle ? of 60° or less relative to the tire equator direction.

Abstract: A pneumatic tire can improve the heat dissipation effect in the tread portion while guaranteeing land portion rigidity and can also suppress degradation of the heat dissipation effect. The pneumatic tire includes a narrow groove (10) on a tread surface (1), extending at an inclination to the tire circumferential direction, the groove width (W1) being smaller than the groove depth (D1), an air inflow part (11) opening to the tread surface (1) and formed on at least one of the groove walls (10c) of the narrow groove (10) that face each other in the tire circumferential direction, and a wear prevention portion (12) formed by a protrusion or concavity on a groove wall (10c) that faces the other groove wall (10c) on which the air inflow part (11) is formed or on the tread surface (1) connecting to the groove wall (10c) that faces the other groove wall (10c).

Abstract: A groove bottom of a groove in a tire is provided with multiple protrusions. The protrusions extend from one side wall to the other side wall opposed to the one side wall, the side walls forming the groove. The protrusions are disposed at predetermined intervals in the groove. If the length of the protrusion is denoted as L, and the predetermined intervals are denoted as P, the relationship 0.75 L?P?10 L is satisfied. Lateral grooves, which extend from the groove portion to a buttress and have openings, are formed in the buttress. In a tread surface view of the tire, the lateral grooves extend on an angle with respect to a tread width direction (twd), and the angle of the lateral grooves with respect to the tread width direction is 15 degrees to 60 degrees.

Abstract: A tire (1) has a groove bottom (50B2) of a groove wherein multiple protrusions (500) are disposed. The protrusions (500) extend from one side wall (50B1) that forms the groove to the other side wall (50B3) opposed to the one side wall (50B1). The protrusions (500) are disposed at predetermined intervals in the groove. If the length of the protrusion (500) is denoted as L, and the predetermined intervals are denoted as P, the relationship 0.75 L?P?10 L is satisfied. The length (DL) in the tread width direction from an end of the shortest belt layer in the tread width direction to the groove center line (WL) is not more than 200 mm.

Abstract: A tire is provided with multiple projection parts in a groove bottom of a groove portion. The projection parts extend from one side wall to the other side wall opposed to the one side wall, the side walls forming the groove portion. The projection parts are arranged at predetermined intervals in the groove portion. Lateral groove portions that extend from the groove portion to a buttress section, and have openings in the buttress section are formed. Air supply mechanisms that supply air to the lateral groove portions are formed.

Abstract: A tire is a tire in which circumferential grooves, and lug grooves comprising opening portion in tread end and which extend in the tread width direction from the tread end to the circumferential groove, are formed. Projection parts are provided in the groove bottom of the circumferential grooves. The projection parts extend from one side wall forming a circumferential groove to the other side wall opposite the one side wall. Multiple lug grooves are formed at predetermined intervals in the circumferential direction. In the tread surface view of the tire, given points of intersection as the points at which a circumferential groove extension that passes through a circumferential groove intersects with a lug groove extension that passes through a lug groove, the projection parts are provided between a first point of intersection and a second point of intersection adjacent to the first point of intersection in the circumferential direction.

Abstract: In a pneumatic tire 1, a side surface (101), on a buttress portion (14) side, of a land portion block (100) is inclined to the inside of the land portion block (100). The length (Lb1), in a tread width direction, of an and portion (100B) of the land portion block (100) is smaller than the length (La1), in the tread width direction, of an end portion (100A). The end portion (100B) is located at a rear side in a rotational direction (R) in which the pneumatic tire (1) installed on a vehicle rotates when the vehicle moves forward, and the end portion (100A) is located at a front side in the rotational direction (R).