Michelin Truck Tyres

Michelin Truck Tyre

Michelin, the French multinational tyre brand, is the world’s largest tyre maker and has a h3 presence in the Indian market. The brand manufactures about 200 million tyres annually, and a large chunk of that volume is dedicated to the commercial segment. Michelin produces tyres for widely popular trucks and buses for various industries and commercial fleet operations.

The company offer a wide range of truck tyres exclusively designed and engineered for the Indian market. The tyres are produced in line with the driving conditions of India and the loading requirements, with a special focus on fuel efficiency, durability and performance. The brand has tied up with OEMs like Volvo, Scania, MAN, and Ashok Leyland for supplying tyres.

Popular Truck Tyres

Michelin has established itself as one of the prominent players in the commercial tyre segment of the country. The tyres are produced for general goods carriers, medium and highway transporters, intercity and on and off-road applications with durable, efficient and solid tread patterns.

Some of the top-of-the-line products in the commercial segment include X Multi Z, X Multi Energy Z, AGILIS HD, X INCITY XZU3+, and Multi X Guard among others. The tyres come with a higher load index and enhanced endurance for a confident ride. The compact and solid tread pattern of these tyres help reduce fuel consumption, while the robust steel casing makes them lighter, leading to improved durability and enhanced rolling resistance.

These tyres are suitable for vehicles including Ashok Leyland Dost, Mahindra Genio, Mahindra Maxitruck, Tata Winger, Ashok Leyland Captain 3718 PLUS, and BharatBenz 4023TT, among others.

Michelin Sales Network

Michelin is a world-renowned tyre brand that has a presence in every major automotive industry. India is a big market for passenger and commercial segments, and Michelin has a solid presence in the country, with around 5,000 sales outlets. To expand its reach pan India, the brand is incessantly working to cement its position in the commercial sector, as more and more fleets are opting for radial tyres to lower their operating cost and increase profits.