Pilot Sport 4
The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 has been designed to deliver a seamless blend of enjoyable driving and top safety.
- Evo Tyre Award Winner, 2017
- Strong grip when cornering
- Reliable & responsive braking
Michelin is a renowned French tyre manufacturer globally recognised for its premium quality and innovative tyre technology. With a history spanning over a century, Michelin tyres are known for their superior performance, safety, and longevity.
The Michelin Pilot Sport 4 has been designed to deliver a seamless blend of enjoyable driving and top safety.
Designed for high performance and sports cars, the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 S offers an unparalleled driving experience due to exceptional steering precision and directional stability.
Giving you sports performance designed to last, the Michelin Pilot Sport 5 allows you to enjoy each moment.
The CrossClimate 2 from Michelin has been created to provide a safer and more comfortable journey no matter the weather.
Michelin is beyond doubt one of the most praised and respected tyre manufacturers in the industry, best known for the production of premium tyres
Dedicated to innovation, Michelin’s engineers don't leave anything unchecked when they build their tyres and because of this Michelin are well known for their superb grip and their impressive resistance to the highest of temperatures.
For more than a century, they have created over 3500 tyre models, which in turn have been mounted on some of the most famous car brands.
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The Michelin Premier LTX 4x4 Tyres are 4x4 Tyres that come in 2 different variants. The Premier LTX model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 18 to 20 inch. The Premier LTX model range has been officially tested and has a wet grip rating of C. The Michelin Premier LTX model has a fuel rating of C. These Michelin tyres have a noise rating of 71. Buy these tyres today with Blackcircles.
The Michelin Primacy 3 Zero Pressure Acoustic Car Tyres are Car Tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy 3 Zero Pressure Acoustic model comes in a 19 inch rim size. The Primacy 3 Zero Pressure Acoustic model range has been officially tested and has a wet grip rating of A. The Michelin Primacy 3 Zero Pressure Acoustic model has a fuel rating rating of C. These Michelin model tyres have a noise rating of 69. Buy the best tyres for you with Blackcirlces.
The Primacy 4 Acoustic has been developed to deliver high levels of safety and longevity while lowering internal noise.
The Michelin Primacy 4 DT Car Tyres are Car Tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy 4 DT model comes in a 17 inch rim size. The Primacy 4 DT model range has been officially tested and has a wet grip rating of B. The Michelin Primacy 4 DT model has a fuel rating of A. These Michelin tyres have a noise rating of 68. Get these tyres online now.
Experience greater levels of safety with MICHELIN PRIMACY 4+. Designed to keep you and your passengers safe, mile after mile.
The Michelin Primacy 4 S1 Selfseal Car Tyres are Car Tyres that come in 3 different variants. The Primacy 4 S1 Selfseal model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 15 to 17 inch.
The Michelin Primacy 4 S3 is a car tyres that comes in 1 variant. The Primacy 4 S3 model comes in a 16 inch rim size.
The Michelin Primacy 4 ST DT Acoustic are car tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy 4 ST DT Acoustic model comes in a 19 inch rim size.
The Michelin Primacy 4 SUV Acoustic 4x4 Tyres are 4x4 Tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy 4 SUV Acoustic model comes in a 19 inch rim size.
The Michelin Primacy All Season Selfseal are car tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy All Season Selfseal model comes in a 21 inch rim size.
The Michelin Primacy All Season SLT Selfseal Acoustic are car tyres that come in 2 different variants. The Primacy All Season SLT Selfseal Acoustic model comes in a variety of rim sizes ranging from 22 to 23 inch.
The Michelin Primacy LTX are 4x4 tyres developed for light trucks.
The Michelin Primacy XC are 4x4 Tyres that come in 1 variant. The Primacy XC model comes in a 18 inch rim size.
The Michelin Reggae are motorcycle tyres that come in 2 different variants. The Michelin Reggae Motorcycle are exempt from tyre labelling.
The Michelin Road 6 is a motorcycle tyre that come in 14 different variants. The Michelin Road 6 are exempt from tyre labelling.
The Michelin Road 6 GT are motorcycle tyres that come in 4 different variants. The Michelin Road 6 GT are exempt from tyre labelling.
The Michelin Road Classic are motorcycle that come in 16 different variants. Buy your tyres online today.
The Michelin Road Classic (Bonneville T100/T120) are motorcycle that comes in a 17 inch rim size. Buy your tyres online today.
The Michelin Starcross 5 Medium (Motocross - Med Terr) (Not for Highway Use) are motorcycle tyres that come in 13 different variants. The Michelin Starcross 5 Medium are exempt from tyre labelling.
The Michelin Starcross 6 Hard (Motocross -Hard Terrain) (Not for Highway Use) are motorcycle tyres that come in 2 different variants. The Michelin Starcross 6 Hard (Motocross -Hard Terrain) (Not for Highway Use) are exempt from tyre labelling.
Michelin are owned by public shareholders, the Michelin family, and employees of the company. Public shareholders own 94% of Michelin, the family owning 4%, with the remaining 2% ownership belonging to company employees. The ownership of a company from public shareholders is known as a public float, meaning revenue can be generated by the public investing in Michelin stocks.
Michelin's main factory for tyre manufacturing is located in Clermont-Ferrand, France. Since Michelin are a global brand, the company has over 120 production sites across 26 different countries, including the United Kingdom, United States, China, Canada and Brazil.
The spelling of tyres/tires differs between the use of British English, and American English. For example, when Michelin are operating in the United Kingdom the company will brand their products as 'Michelin tyres', whereas in the United States, they would be referred to as 'Michelin tires'.
The lifespan of Michelin tyres can vary depending on several factors, including the specific model of the tyre, the type of vehicle they are installed on, the driving conditions, and the driver's habits. Michelin is known for producing high-quality tyres with a good balance of performance and longevity.
Tyre markings on Michelin tyres are there to help you choose the right tyre. The width number tells you how wide the tyre is, while the aspect ratio shows the sidewall height compared to the width. Load and speed ratings tell you how much weight and how fast the tyre can handle. The construction type and wheel diameter are indicated by letters and numbers. The brand name and range are also shown on the tyre. If it has tubeless it means you don't need an inner tube, while tube type means you do. You will also find tyre pressure limits, the date code and wear indicators on the tyres. If it is suitbale for winter this will be displayed with a symbol. Any OE markings means the tyre was made specifically for a certain car model.
No, Michelin is not a British company. Michelin is a French tyre manufacturer, with their headquarters located in Clermont-Ferrand, France. However, Michelin does have factories and offices in the UK. The company has long standing ties with the United Kingdom, having been incorporated in the country since 1905. Michelin's UK teams are most prominately located in Stoke and Watford.
Yes, Michelin Star is the same company as Michelin tyres. As well as being a multinational corporation that produces a wide range of tyres, Michelin also runs a prestigious restaurant rating system called the Michelin Guide. It is from this that awards for Michelin stars are given to top-rated restaurants and chefs around the world.
Yes, it is technically possible to fix Michelin run flat tyres. However it will depend on the tyre and level of damage. It's really important to talk to an expert before you make a decision. If you have Michelin runflat tyres, they can be fixed only once by a professional using the same process they use for regular tyres. Do not repair tyres with sidewall damage or any marking which state that they should not be repaired.