Porsche and Michelin have been developing tires together for many years that are precisely tailored to the needs of Zuffenhausen sports cars. They can be identified by the N-marking and meet criteria that go far beyond the legal requirements.
For around 50 years, Michelin and Ferrari have been working together to develop innovative solutions – because every sports car can only achieve its maximum performance with the right tires. This is why Michelin is the official tire supplier for the new Ferrari 296 GTB, both on the road and on the race track.
The cooperation between BMW M and Michelin has lasted for more than 30 years. This applies to motorsport as well as to the role of the French tire manufacturer as an original equipment manufacturer. That is why the official tire partnership with the BMW M Driving Experience has been in place since 2019.
Both Mercedes-AMG and Michelin have a clear vision of mobility. This combination results in the common pursuit of the highest quality and perfection.
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Sustainable materials: By 2050, Michelin tires are to be made of 100% sustainable materials
Recycling: Complete recycling of all Michelin manufactured tires
Investments in recycling: Research into high-tech recycling technologies
Raw materials on biological basis: Research and partnerships for the extraction of sustainable raw materials
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Michelin proves its premium quality in the winter and all-season tire sector with a series of test successes.
Three MICHELIN tires won a test victory:
the MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 (AUTO BILD, 225/45 R17)
the MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 SUV (Auto Bild Allrad, 235/65 R17)
the MICHELIN Pilot Alpin 5 (AUTO Bild, 225/45 R18).
The CrossClimate 2 was also named "Green Tire". In addition, the MICHELIN Pilot Alpin 5 SUV was rated "recommendable" by ACE and the MICHELIN Alpin 6 (205/60 R 16, 225/45 R17) was rated "good" by ADAC.
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