NASHVILLE -- Michelin Americas Truck Tires has introduced Auto Inflate, powered by Halo. Michelin Auto Inflate is an easy, wheel-mounted tire-management solution that allows fleets to automatically ...

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Perhaps the most important wear items in your car are the tires that keep it planted to the ground. With vehicles getting bigger and heavier—especially electric cars—tires are wearing out more quickly ...

We kick off a long-term test of the Michelin Pilot Sport All-Season 4 tire using our 2025 Toyota GR86 sports coupe as the ...

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CUNEO, Italy — Group Michelin is targeting 2025 as the year it expects to have tires commercialy available that are produced with heretofore high percentages of sustainable materials. The company ...

Michelin offers auto inflate system for truck tires based on Aperia Technologies Halo system NASHVILLE. A self-powered, bolt-on device that maintains optimal tire pressure is now available from ...

When it’s time to buy a set of tires, you probably do a bit of research. You explore which tires fit your car, your style of driving, and your environment. Once you’ve narrowed down your choices, you ...

Michelin has teamed with General Motors to target a 2024 production goal for airless tires. The tires, called Uptis, will have several benefits over radial tubeless tires and will debut for testing on ...

Gourmets are most familiar with Michelin as distributors of those coveted restaurant stars, but keen drivers will know ...

PARIS — Michelin Group has developed and plans to launch commercially an "eco-responsible" tire — dubbed "e-Primacy" — which takes account of the full life-cycle impact of the product. The passenger ...

Just like how racing is a testbed for road car performance, IMSA and Michelin think it can help make driving more sustainable without losing the fun.