Michelin X & X-Stop
Michelin X | Michelin X-Stop
In 1949, Michelin set out to dominate the tire market with a considerable advance in technology. Its revolutionary radial construction of the Michelin X and later the Michelin X-Stop featured the special feature of separating the sidewall function from the crown function. The first major innovation from Michelin, the radial tire was first marketed as the "X" tire in 1949. The advantages of the radial Michelin X tire compared with the cross-ply tire could be clearly seen in all areas. Radial construction offered greater safety, grip and braking performance. Radials also proved economical to use, with double the wear mileage and a considerable reduction in fuel consumption. Drivers enjoyed increased comfort levels thanks to the flexibility of the sidewalls.Please Note
- Tire mounted on wheel for demonstration purposes only. Wheel and other accessories are not included. Please note that dimensions listed (tread width, section width and overall diameter) are non-scientific and based on an inflated tire, mounted to a wheel. Dimensions may vary due to rim width and inflation pressure.
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Product Questions & Answers
Question:
I am looking for tyres for my Rover P6, 2000TC. I would like to be as close as I can to the Michelin ZX? that is currently on the car, date coded 5/84. Plenty of tread left, but 25 years too old to trust. They are 185/70 R14. Can you make suggestions?
By JIM WALLEN on October 09, 2018
By JIM WALLEN on October 09, 2018
Answer:
Thanks for reaching out! The best we could offer would be the XAS TL. It is the only Michelin option we offer in 185/70R14. Click Here to take a look!
Coker Tire Support on October 10, 2018
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Question:
I am running a 1968 daimler/jaguar v8 250 on new old stock michelin x red stripe. not sure how old they are but do you think they are safe
By ken skates on January 11, 2019
By ken skates on January 11, 2019
Answer:
I'm afraid we are unable to speculate sight-unseen as to whether a given tire is safe. If they are more than ten years old, or you don't know how old they are, then it may be prudent to consider replacing them.
Coker Tire Support on January 11, 2019
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Question:
Which inner tube should I buy for the 155R15 tire I’m buying? Replacing the spare on my 1966 Morgan plus four.
By Nelson Rosen on June 21, 2018
By Nelson Rosen on June 21, 2018
Answer:
Thanks for contacting us! Click Here for the proper tube.
Coker Tire Support on June 21, 2018
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