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   BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
   1. Field of the Invention 
   The present invention relates to tire steps, and more specifically to steps that are quick and easy to use. 
   2. Discussion of the Prior Art 
   This invention challenges the problem of a person entering the hauling bed of a truck which is, most often, a farm type pickup truck. The problem is escalated if a trailer is attached and if the trailer is a gooseneck variety, the problem is further increased. 
   The gooseneck trailer tongue hitches to a towing ball located over the rear axle and centered in the hauling bed of a truck. The attachment mechanism is physically lowered and locked or unlocked on the ball and, because of the hitching location, is difficult to reach, or impossible for some, if standing on the surface that also lays beneath the wheels. Temporary steps are needed to make reaching this mechanism more attainable and the most logical and convenient location to mount steps is on a tire and wheel assembly. 
   Other situations where the present invention can be helpful are loading and unloading top carrier racks on vehicles, notably, sport utility vehicles, and servicing or repairing engines of most vehicles. 
   Although similar ideas and methods have been introduced, the present invention is uniquely easy to use, simple in design, versatile and inexpensive to produce. Thus, it provides a quick acceptable solution for the foregoing problems mentioned and, possibly, many not mentioned. 
   BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
   The present invention provides two temporary steps attached to a tire and loosely draped over the wheel of a vehicle. The steps are centered between, and fastened to, a strap, comprised of webbing material, placed near each end of the parallel steps. The web straps are riveted to metal strips that are in line with the straps and formed to hook over the top area of the tire and lock. The invention is portable and easily attached or removed. The materials used enable a variety of color choices. In addition, the flexible webbing design provides a durable light weight unit that collapses for storing in a compact space. 


   
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
       FIG. 1  shows the invention in a mounted position on a tire and wheel. 
       FIG. 2  is one of the two fabricated hangers that secures the invention on the tire. The hanger is locked, due to weight pressure applied, on the blind side of a tire and attached to the web strap that supports one side of the parallel steps as seen in  FIG. 1 . 
   


   DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS 
     FIG. 1  is a tire  1  and wheel  2  assembly with the invention placed on the tire  1 . Two steps  3 , fabricated to contact the outside tire  1  wall, are secured, both front and back, with fasteners  4  at convenient levels between web straps  5 . The steps  3  are parallel to each other and the surface beneath the tire  1 . The webbing  5  cradles the bottom step  3  near each end, this enables a continuous web strap  5  to be used on each side of the invention. Both straps  5 , placed against the tire  1 , are connected to medal hangers  6  at a position on the back side of the tire  1 . A cross strap  7 , also webbing material, is in place near the center of the rolling surface on the tire  1  and fastened to the web straps  5 . The opposite end of the continuous web straps  5  pass up the front side of the steps  3  and stop after riveted to both the cross strap  7  and bottom strap  5 . 
     FIG. 2  is an upscale drawing of a tire  1  and shows a typical metal hanger  6  positioned on the back side of the tire  1 . The hangers  6  have a unique design that intensifies holding strength as more pressure from weight applied to the steps  3  increases. Both ends of the typical web strap  5  is visible with one end riveted  9  to the typical medal hanger  6 . Rivets  8  connect the other end of the typical strap  5  to both the cross strap  7  and the typical web strap  5 , beneath. 
   In accordance with the preferred embodiment of the invention, the two steps  3  are formed of a molded plastic or pressure treated wood material. The 1½ inch wide webbing  5  is flexible plastic and secured with 3/16 inch steel rivets  8  where jointed. Also, the said rivets are used to rivet  9  the metal hangers  6  to the straps  5 . The hangers are fabricated from 1¼×⅛ inch mild steel and coated with plastic. In conclusion, the fasteners  4 , used to secure the steps  3  to the straps  5 , can be screws if the steps are a solid material, or the said rivets if structural molded plastic is used. 
   The steps may be made of polypropylene. The webbing material that forms the straps may be made of plastic, polyester, nylon, or polypropylene. The hangers may be made from a steel material. The hangers may be coated with plastic or polypropylene. The screws may be cadmium plated. 
   Those skilled in the art will understand, from the foregoing, that the invention has been described with reference to its preferred embodiments. Also, it should be understood, by those skilled, that the implementation of other variations and modifications of the invention will be apparent and such changes may be made and still fit within the spirit and scope of the present invention, which is intended to be limited only by the accompanying claims.
The purpose of the present invention is to provide access to some outside portions of a vehicle that is difficult to reach. The solution provided consist of two steps temporarily attached to a vehicle tire and supported with webbing material and pressure activated hangers.