We have just swapped out Falken WildPeak A/T3W all-terrain tires for Michelin X-ICE Snow SUV tires, and our initial drive ...

Consumer Reports took a hard look at all-weather tires to see which brands can actually handle snow and ice without missing a ...

DETROIT -- Michelin has recalled an estimated 542,000 truck tires that do not have enough traction on them to remain safe in snowy conditions, despite labels indicating they are. According to the ...

Michelin earlier this month unveiled an airless, non-pneumatic concept tire at its Movin’On Summit in Montreal, which it developed via a partnership with General Motors. The Uptis tire follows the ...

Michelin Tires designs and produces tires for differing applications including passenger vehicles, motorcycles and heavy trucks. Known for innovation since 1889, Michelin brings together distinct ...

Here's *** fact. Nothing makes your car safer in the winter time than making the place where the rubber meets the road out of *** material that stays flexible in the cold. ***. K. ***. Invest in snow ...

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 ...

Michelin announced the new X Line Grip D tire, which it calls a “revolutionary leap forward in drive tire innovation.” The new commercial truck tire provides exceptional mileage, lasting traction, and ...

Today, Michelin is a publicly traded company held by individual and institutional investors from around the world. Its company headquarters are located in Clermont-Ferrand, France. But the origin ...

General Motors plans to begin real-world testing of airless tires on a fleet of Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicles this year in Michigan — a state notorious for its degrading roads and potholes. GM and ...

Here's one for the four-wheeled fleet crowd (or your personal vehicles): if you had to replace only two tires, which would it be, front or rear? Michelin answered that question pretty dramatically ...