MICHELIN BEST SELLER LORRY TYRE RANGE
Michelin offers many lorry tyre options, making it easy to find the one that best suits your needs: position (front tyres, drive tyres, all position tyres), seat diameter from 17.5 to 22.5 and market standard dimensions such as 11R 22.5 tyres.
MICHELIN X LINE ENERGY RANGE
The MICHELIN X® LINE ENERGY™ range is specially designed for long-distance use, mainly on motorways, with less than 3 deliveries a day.
MICHELIN X MULTI RANGE
The MICHELIN X® MULTI range is specially designed for national and regional transport on all types of roads.
MICHELIN X WORKS RANGE
Engineered specifically for professionals in industries such as construction, logistics, and heavy transport.
EXPLORE LORRY TYRES ADVICE
This section is here to support you in managing your truck tyres. You'll find, for example, advice on choosing the right tyres, maintaining correct truck tyre pressure, identifying and managing damage or wear, and understanding essential technical tyre basics.
MICHELIN EXPERTS ANSWER YOUR QUESTION
This section is designed to provide quick, clear answers to the most common questions. Do not hesitate to contact Michelin team if you have a specific question.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The pressure of the air in the tyre is crucial to its correct operation: it is this pressure which both supports and moves loads or people:
Safely, Durably, Economically, Comfortably. tyre pressure emerges as one of the maintenance points which that is often not monitored and maintained as well as it should be. Yet neglecting pressure carries important risks.
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Tyre size must be compatible with your truck. It also determines how efficiently and safely goods are transported. What information does it contain? Does the truck's use play a part in the choice of tyre size? In short, what tyre size is ideal for your truck? Find out everything you need to know about tyre sizes to make the right choice.
Maintaining the correct tyre pressure for lorry is crucial to the safety of the driver and other road users. There is 3 main lorry tyre inflator type :
Tyre compressors: machines that store air under pressure for later use. They can handle large volumes of air and high pressures, making them ideal for heavy vehicle tyres.
Tyre inflators: simpler and often portable devices designed to inflate tyres directly. They can be manual or digital, and some include built-in compressors for added convenience.
Automated inflation systems: advanced equipment that automatically monitors and adjusts tyre pressure to maintain optimum levels in real time