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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 31, 2022
Filed:
Jan. 15, 2018
Continental Reifen Deutschland Gmbh, Hannover, DE;
Paul Naglatzki, Hannover, DE;
Florian Kristen, Hannover, DE;
Christian Meiners, Hannover, DE;
Frank Lippert, Lehrte, DE;
Continental Reifen Deutschland GmbH, Hannover, DE;
Abstract
A pneumatic vehicle tire, in particular commercial vehicle tire, having a tread having in each case one shoulder-side profile rib () which is separated in each case from a central tread portion () by a wide circumferential groove () which is made to profile depth (T) and which runs around rectilinearly in the circumferential direction, wherein the circumferential groove () has a rounded groove base () and is delimited at the profile rib () by a rib flank (). Recesses () are formed on the rib flank () of the circumferential groove () at the profile rib periphery, which recesses have, in the direction of extent of the circumferential groove (), a length of extent () of 70% to 90% of the profile depth (T), at most of 30 mm, and in each case have, as seen in plan view, boundary surfaces () which run toward one another in an L shape and extend in the radial direction, and a bottom surface (), wherein, as seen in plan view, the one first boundary surface () runs into the profile rib () at an angle (β) of up to 35° to the axial direction, and the second boundary surface () runs at an angle (β) of 90° to 125° to the first-mentioned boundary surface (), and wherein bottom surface () is situated at a depth (t) of 15% to 25% of the profile depth (T).