MICHELIN®
Why buy MICHELIN®?
The MICHELIN® Difference
More science inside. More performance on the road.
More value per mile.
MICHELIN® tires are known for high durability, fuel efficiency, and reliable braking.
- Michelin Passenger tires are developed to deliver all-season performance on any road and high-mileage.
- Michelin Ultra-High Performance Sport Tires & Touring tires are designed for the track and open road.
- Michelin Luxury Touring tires combine the superb handling of Performance tires with the quiet, comfortable drive of Passenger tires.
- Michelin Light Truck & SUV tires master rugged off-road capabilities, as well as heavy-duty commercial applications.
- Michelin’s Zero Pressure tires are specially designed to support your car after a loss of air pressure, saving drivers from tire changes in hazardous places.
The MICHELIN®’s Promise Plan™
Your satisfaction. MICHELIN®’s Promise.
We want you to be 100% satisfied with your MICHELIN® passenger or light truck replacement tires so they are backed by the Michelin Promise Plan™.
- 30-Day Satisfaction Guarantee¹
- 3-Year Flat Tire Changing Assistance²
- Limited Mileage Warranty³1. Certain conditions and limitations apply. See the MICHELIN® Owner’s Manual for complete description and details.
2. Original Equipment tires are excluded.
3. Excludes DOT–approved competition tires (e.g., MICHELIN® Pilot® Sport Cup tires). Mileage warranties vary by tire line. See your tire retailer or click here for more details on specific mileage warranties, including those for split fitments.
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Meet Our Featured Tire Models
MICHELIN® DEFENDER® LTX® M/S
Stronger. Longer.¹
Key Benefits:
- Improved tread life in severe conditions
- Excellent wet & snow traction
- Eco-friendly
¹ Based on resistance to gravel and severe wear testing compared to the MICHELIN® LTX® M/S2.
MICHELIN® Premier® LTX®
Safe When New.
Safe When Worn.¹
Key Benefits:
- Shorter stopping
- Hydroplaning resistance
- Excellent wet grip
- Lasting winter performance
¹ Safe refers to wet braking, wet handling and hydroplaning resistance when tires are new and worn to 5/32″.