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The Effect of a Tire's Reinforcing Material on Rolling Resistance
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The need for fuel conservation has caused increased interest in the rolling resistance and fuel consumption of tires. A study to determine the effect of the tire's fabric reinforcing system, both belt and carcass, on rolling resistance and fuel consumption is described and its results are presented.
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Shepherd, P., "The Effect of a Tire's Reinforcing Material on Rolling Resistance," SAE Technical Paper 770333, 1977, https://doi.org/10.4271/770333.Also In
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