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Tires
A ring-shaped covering fixed around the wheel-rim of an automobile that both protects it and provides a shock-absorbant cushion to increase vehicle performance and speed.
Industry: Automotive; Rubber
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Department of Transportation (DOT) markings
Automotive; Tires
A code moulded into the sidewall of a tyre signifying that the tyre complies with U.S. Department of Transportation motor vehicle safety standards.
DuraGuard technology
Automotive; Tires
Includes various features, such as two sidewall plies and height strength steel belts under the tread.
Economic Commission of Europe (ECE) symbol
Automotive; Tires
The Economic Commission of Europe develops motor vehicle requirements. ECE-approved tyres must meet standards for physical dimensions, branding requirements and high-speed endurance regulations.
Green X
Automotive; Tires
The Michelin® Green X® label guarantees a level of energy efficiency among the highest in the market and reduced CO2 emission while maintaining all the legendary Michelin advantages of long wear, ...
Radial XSE technology
Automotive; Tires
A revolutionary technology that utilises silica in the rubber compound to enhance a tire's wet traction, snow traction, and rolling resistance.
Airtight
Automotive; Tires
Completely sealed, especially against the escape or entry of air. Completely closed so that no air can get in or out.
Airtight synthetic rubber
Automotive; Tires
Formulated with virtually impermeable butyl rubber, this material replaces the inner tube in modern, tubeless tires. cheque you air pressure monthly, as some air loss occurs over time.
