Abstract
Tire vibrations are partly responsable of acoustic nuisance related to tire-road contact noise. We analyse tire vibrations measured by an accelerometer fixed to the tire of a car, both by means of classical spectral analysis (Fourier transform) and by time-frequency analysis (Wigner-Ville distribution). We point out distinct behaviours when the tire is excited by the road texture or by the tire tread pattern.
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