Tire with tread having bridged areas with split contact faces within a lateral groove
A lateral groove, lateral technology, applied in the direction of tire tread/tread pattern, tire parts, rolling resistance optimization, etc., can solve the problem that hydroplaning resistance has a significant impact
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[0035] see Figure 1-3, shows a tire 20 having transverse L, circumferential C, and radial R directions having a tread block 22 defined by transverse and circumferential grooves 24 , 26 . These figures also show different patterns of bridges 28 occurring within the lateral grooves 24, said bridges having a split configuration and being spaced a predetermined distance from the bottom surface 30 of the lateral groove 24 and from the top surface 32 of the tread. By introducing rubber or bridges into the transverse grooves 24, the drainage and absorption of water is generally restricted, resulting in a reduced resistance of the tire to hydroplaning, which means that the tire will hydroplan at low speeds. However, with the present invention, an open channel 34 appears below the bridge, which allows water to pass through the transverse grooves during the life of the tire. Accordingly, hydroplaning performance is not adversely affected.
[0036] In a similar manner, a bridge typica...
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