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MICHELIN CONSTRUCTION TYRE FOR YOUR WORKSITES

Q: How do I choose between a radial and a bias-ply construction tyre?

Radial tyres generally offer longer life, better heat dissipation and lower rolling resistance. Bias-ply construction offers sidewall stiffness and cut resistance that suits some severe, low-speed applications. The right answer depends on your cycle speed and ground severity.

Q: What causes most construction tyre removals?

Damage rather than wear. Cuts, impacts and sidewall penetration account for the majority of removals on aggressive sites, which is why ground condition and site housekeeping affect tyre cost as much as the tyre choice does.

Q: Do telehandlers and backhoes need different tyres front and rear?

Often yes. Machines with different front and rear axle loads, or that steer on one axle only, wear the two positions differently and are frequently specified with different fitments.

Q: Can airless tyres be used on construction machines?

MICHELIN X TWEEL is available for smaller construction and handling applications where puncture risk is the main constraint. Discover airless technology.

Q: Where do I get advice for my specific site?

Contact a MICHELIN representative or read the earthmover tips and advice library.

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The MICHELIN Construction range of tyres is designed to suit the most demanding usages and worksites . In difficult conditions and on very aggressive terrain, the design of your tyres is essential. Thanks to the robustness of our MICHELIN tyre ranges, your tyres will last longer, you will gain in reliability and you ensure the continuity of your worksite operations. Operate with confidence and greater safety for your teams on the ground and improved comfort for your drivers, while preserving the electronics on your working machines.