TUBELESS READY & TUBETYPE FITMENT
TUBELESS READY FITMENT


MICHELIN® Tubeless Ready tires can be fitted with or without an inner tube if a Tubeless UST or Tubeless Ready* compatible wheel is used. The maximum recommended pressure must not be exceeded. Sealant must be added**. Tire pressure must be checked before every ride.

TUBETYPE FITMENT
MICHELIN® tubetype tires fit onto hooked metal or carbon rims with an inner tube.
A TIRE CONSISTS OF A CASING, RUBBER, BEADS AND TREAD

RUBBER COMPOUND
Rubber is one of the key components of a tire. It provides different performance characteristics according to its composition.

CASING
Tire casing is made up of threads, the thickness of which varies according to the range to make the tire robust, flexible, efficient and lightweight. The more threads there are, the thinner they are, making the tire lighter. On the contrary, the less threads there are, the bigger they are, making the tire stronger. TPI (Threads Per Inch) refers to the density of threads per inch.


TREAD PATTERNS & CASINGS
On mixed and muddy terrain, Enduro or DH riders often need to cut their blocks to improve grip and steering precision. Michelin designed and patented a new generation of tread pattern which makes the cuttable blocks consistent and fast (MICHELIN DH Mud and MICHELIN Mud Enduro tread patterns).
PINCH PROTECTION
Extra reinforcement above the bead to absorb energy on pinch impacts.
Reinforcement of the structure which allows the tire to roll at low pressure with a high level of lateral stability. Increases the resistance of the bead zone on pinch impacts.
Anti-puncture reinforcement that gives optimal protection against perforations in the tread.
OTHER TECHNOLOGIES
MICHELIN® tires with the e-bike ready label can be used on electric bikes (20 mph).
With the exception of the MICHELIN® Wild Run’R tire, all foldable bead MICHELIN® MTB tires can be mounted Tubeless if you:
use a tubeless UST or tubeless ready compatible wheel
do not exceed the maximum pressure indicated on tire sidewalls
add sealant
check tire pressure before each ride
*Check Tubeless ready compatibility with the rim manufacturers’ guidelines.
* *Check sealant manufacturer recommendations.