Crown
The crown is the top portion of the tyre that includes the tread and the belt package directly beneath it. This area bears the brunt of road contact and must withstand punctures, impacts, and continuous flexing. The crown's construction — typically steel belts reinforced with nylon — provides the rigidity needed for stable handling and even tread wear.
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