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Michelin Tyres

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One of the largest premium tyre manufacturers in the world, Michelin is a company known not only by motorists, but also by food lovers and those who like tourism. Alongside having the most recognisable corporate mascot in the world, this is how the French tyre company can be described in brief.

Michelin tyres are characterised by some of the most advanced technological solutions, while the company's plants are among the most modern. Each Michelin tyre model offers the highest level of performance and always offers something new and previously unprecedented in terms of technology. A good example of this is the Michelin CrossClimate — the first winter-approved summer tyre. Of course, the company also has an extensive range of winter tyres and all-season tyres

This brand's tyres often win awards in the biggest tests conducted by automotive magazines. Their high positions on these ranking lists go hand in hand with the extremely positive feedback from drivers. The quality of Michelin tyres is also demonstrated by victories in motorsport rallies and races, including Formula 1, WRC, 24 Hours of Le Mans, MotoGP and cross-country cycling.

Interesting facts:

Michelin is not just one of the most innovative manufacturers, but also one of the oldest. It was founded by brothers André and Édouard in 1889.

The brand is also famous for issuing travel guides and awarding the best restaurants in the world its mark of quality — the Michelin star. It was André Michelin himself who came up with the idea.

Bibendum, the brand's symbol, is the famous Michelin Man. In 2000, Bibendum won Michelin the title of best logo of all time. The first poster depicting this figure was created in 1898 by the artist Marius Rossillon.

The company has developed a patent for radial tyres, developed the XAS model designed for high-performance cars and produced the first "green" tyre, the Green X.

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History of the brand Michelin

Everyone knows him – the creature with a human shape, looking a bit like a boy made of Lego, Casper the cartoon ghost, or the legendary Golem. The Michelin Man, also called Bibendum, has been a constant companion of the firm that has pushed the tyre industry forward for many decades with successive watershed inventions. The mascot that drinks up obstacles Since we have begun by mentioning Michelin’s best-known symbol, it is worth noting that Bibendum (his name means “to drink” in Latin) has worked solidly for very many years to gain the status of an icon of popular culture. The character, of whom French children were at one time reportedly frightened, is today one of the best recognized and most characteristic advertising symbols in the world. He has featured in songs (for example by the French reggae group Tryo), in comic books (including Asterix in Switzerland from 1970), and even in literature (as in William Gibson’s sci-fi novel Pattern Recognition). In 2000 the Michelin Man won his company the title of best logo in history. Legend says that the idea was born by accident, when the firm’s founders, the brothers André and Eduard Michelin, noticed how a pile of tyres resembled a human in shape. Arms and a characteristic smile were added on paper. The first poster featuring the Michelin Man was produced in 1898 by the artist Marius Rossillon. At a banqueting ... Read more >

Opinions of our clients about Michelin tyres:
  • Rafał 4.2 111150

    Michelin ENERGY E 3A

    So I have been driving this car also Dunlop and Goodyear tyres. Dunlopy run out pretty quickly, because after about 60000km, taking into account that in the winter I would go to winter tyres. However, the consumption Goodyear'y half started horribly tread noise at a certain speed. At first I thought that the problem lies in the suspension and did all the necessary inspections and tests, and then came out that the problem lies in the tyre and it najprawdopodbniej in the mix because visually there was no indication of any anomalies in the use of tyres that could cause such a rumbling coming from the wheels. Michelin in this respect is a good tyre. More >
  • chris 4.2 111150

    Michelin ENERGY E 3B

    Tyres are good. This can be seen especially in the wet and deep puddles, which is unlikely to negotiate the felt - before I Debica WIVO where you drive in the rain, we had to be on your guard. In dry conditions not very loud, but often "catch" pebbles (ie at the exit of the garage, etc.) and pound the pavement. Abrasion on my ride is a little different. Spoon of tar may be that, in comparison with the tyre company and class, but the production of French (I had this a few years in front of the year) the ones I have now (Made in Germany) are quite hard More >
  • MK 4.2 111150

    Michelin ENERGY XH1

    Used in the second car. They are super-quiet and durable-only drawback PRICE! and it is no longer with them practically in my size can not buy. I drove almost 70,000 on one set-front were a little tangled but inoperative, rear a little worn. I had the spare one I bought new, and probably another few thousand still overeating. km. On the water too great, generally 5 to plus More >
  • Karol 4.2 111150

    Michelin ENERGY XT1

    I drive on these tyres already the fourth year and I can not think of anything negative to say about them. Excel almost perfectly, except for small uncontrolled przyhamowaniami on larger pools. But this is probably normal for almost all tyres, if you do not adjust the speed. I would recommend these tyres to all, but apparently did not produce them anymore. On the other hand - if the next will be even better, it remained only to fly. I wish you all a nice trip :-) More >
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