What parts does the basic structure of a tire consist of?

Tires are mainly composed of the following parts:

Tread: The pattern layer in contact with the ground, providing grip and drainage.

Sidewall: Protects the tire body and marks information, affecting comfort and impact resistance.

Carcass: Made of cord layer (nylon/polyester/steel wire), determines tire strength and load-bearing capacity.

Belt: Steel wire or fiber layer that stabilizes the tread and prevents puncture.

Inner Liner: The rubber layer of tubeless tires to maintain airtightness.