Michelin XAS | 165HR14
$200.00
Michelin XAS | Michelin XAS Tires The XAS is a high quality Michelin radial for many popular European applications requiring a 13-15 inch radial tire and authentic styling. These radial tires feature Michelin's XAS tread pattern and an H speed rating. From its launch in 1965, the Michelin XAS remained the reference tire until the end of the seventies. The first tire with an asymmetrical tread pattern, the inside and outside of Michelin XAS tires work differently to give the car a good balance. Michelin made progress by differentiating the many elements that form the tire, leading to the creation of the XAS. The XAS was constructed taking into account the different kinds of work done by the shoulders, sidewalls and different parts of the crown, depending on whether they are on the inside or outside relative to the car. Just like a persons foot is asymmetrical, the inside and outside of a tire work differently to give the car good balance and sure handling. This major advance allows the XAS tire to give remarkable stability,? exceptional road holding ability and exceptional levels of grip in all conditions.? The first production tire designed to run at 210km/h, (131mph), its exceptional performance led to the XAS being used in racing in Formula France in 1968, circuit racing, rallies and hill climbs.
Popular on: 1965-1974 Alfa Romeo Giulia Junior GT, 165 HR14 84H, 1962-1980 MG B, 165 HR14 84H
Tire Series | XAS |
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Brand | Michelin |
SKU | 512866 |
Product Size | 165HR14 |
Tire Construction | Radial |
Sidewall Style | Blackwall |
Width Radial | 165 mm |
Radial Aspect Ratio | 80 |
Rim Diameter (in) | 14 |
Overall Diameter (in) | 24.5 |
Section Width (in) | 6.6 |
Rim Width (in) | 4.50 - 6.00 |
Speed Rating | H |
Load Index | 84 |
Tube Type or Tubeless | Tube Type |
Product Questions & Answers
Question:
Is it recommended by Michelin/Coker to use tube with new Michelin 14" XAS 165 HR14 mounted 5-1/2 Jx14
By H. Kerner Smith on June 22, 2018
By H. Kerner Smith on June 22, 2018
Answer:
Yes, the Michelin XAS 165HR14 does require a tube regardless of the rim it is mounted on.
Coker Tire Support on June 22, 2018
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