Camber for crossplies
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Simplistically, the construction of a cross ply is pretty heavy throughout the crown and sidewalls
Under side load there's not so much deformation but the tread tends to break away early and consistently.
With a radial’s much lighter sidewall there is deformation quite early so camber is needed to allow that deformation to roll the tread down into the road.
When the tread does break away the energy in the deformed sidewalls tends to make it quite sudden and not so consistent.
Simplistically, the construction of a cross ply is pretty heavy throughout the crown and sidewalls
Under side load there's not so much deformation but the tread tends to break away early and consistently.
With a radial’s much lighter sidewall there is deformation quite early so camber is needed to allow that deformation to roll the tread down into the road.
When the tread does break away the energy in the deformed sidewalls tends to make it quite sudden and not so consistent.
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