A carbon-black filled SBR was submitted to various uniaxial tension cyclic tests in order to study its cyclic softening. Stress-softening and stretch creep were monitored during stretch-control tests and ratcheting tests, respectively. The material softening induced by cyclic loadings appeared to depend on the maximum loading applied. The cyclic amplitude or equivalently the cyclic energy did not affect the material softening. The latter experimental result draws our attention since it contrasts with former results of the literature obtained on natural rubbers and butyl rubbers.