The Michelin X-Ice Snow winter tire has launched 44 new sizes that will start to be available this month.
Launched in 2020, the X-Ice Snow will now be available in a total of 119 sizes.
The X-Ice SNOW was developed, tested and proven in Michelin’s Nordic test centers, and replaces Michelin’s X-Ice Xi3 and Latitude X-Ice Xi2 tire lines with speed ratings T and H for passenger vehicles, CUVs and SUVs using 14 to 22-in. rim diameters.
The Kenda Klever M/T2 is a second-generation tire that features Kenda’s T3 Triple Threat sidewall, an optimized tread compound and interlocking tread blocks for aggressive off-road performance, Kenda says.
Kenda Tires is adding to its Klever brand of off-road tires with the launch of its next-generation mud-terrain tire that promises maximum traction in off-road environments. SEMA Show attendees received a sneak peek of the tire – the Kenda Klever M/T2 KR629 – at Kenda's booth, both in a standalone display that showed off the tire's tread design and on a 1969 Toyota FJ40 Land Cruiser from Proffitt's Resurrection Land Cruisers.
With the addition of the Dynapro XT and Dynapro AT2 Xtreme, Hankook’s Dynapro family now covers on-road, off-road, all-terrain and rugged terrain segments to suit the needs of both light truck and SUV/CUV consumers.
The next generation of Terra Trac AT comes in two models— the X-Journey and X-Venture— designed specifically for CUVs, SUVs and light trucks.
The Recon Grappler is an all-terrain option for compact, 1/2 – and 1-ton trucks and SUVs.
As of July 1, the all-new Nexen Tire N Priz S is available to Nexen Tire dealers.
To better understand commercial tire expectations for the remainder of the year, Tire Review recently sat down with Pierluigi Cumo, VP of B2B products at Michelin North America.
The automotive industry is leveraging supplier partnerships to overcome common sustainability challenges.
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The tires are labeled as snow tires, but do not have sufficient traction to perform in all snow weather conditions, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
