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The Pros And Cons Of The Tread Cap
As the carcass does not have any resistance to shear loads, reinforcements are necessary.
This is provided by the belt layers and a shoulder cushion. The belt layers are implemented with di erent cord angles to achieve high circumferential sti ness, as well as a high stability towards side forces. The tread cap is placed over the belt layers. The tread cap is a layer of rubber above the belts, on which the tread pattern is formed. The sidewall protects the body ply from any external
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