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542,000 Michelin truck tires recalled, lack enough traction for snow
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 Associated Press, the recall impacts certain Agilis CrossClimate C-Metric tires that were tested using the wrong tire pressure. Additional tests conducted later by Michelin discovered the issue and a recall was planned. Tires without proper traction face an increased risk of crash according to safety regulators. Impacted owners will be contacted by Michelin and the tires will be replaced at dealerships at no cost to the customer. The recalled tires feature an Alpine symbol with three mountain peaks,…
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Michelin Partners with DHL to Trial Airless Puncture-Proof Tires
Almost 50 DHL Specific vans will start out operating on Michelin Uptis airless tires to make very last-mile deliveries in Singapore by the conclusion of 2023. The pilot method began with the initially motor vehicles creating delivery outings from Jan. 10 of this yr. A person year ahead of agenda, the extremely 1st Michelin Uptis tires are now promoted in real-world disorders. The Michelin Uptis prototype is a puncture-proof tire and wheel assembly with no compressed air and is meant for cars and gentle vans. The air has been replaced by a revolutionary structure capable of supporting the vehicle. This assures the wheel’s robustness and assures driving comfort and ease…
