Published on February 1st, 2014 | by Daniel Sherman Fernandez

MICHELIN Premier A/S Tire, Grips Even When Worn

As your tires wear, their ability to maintain grip on wet roads diminishes with reduced tread depth. Michelin has developed a tire that counters the effects of wear with channels that grow wider, and hidden rain grooves that emerge as the tire is used, along with a special rubber compound for wet conditions. Michelin says the tire, the Premier A/S, reduces stopping distances in wet conditions and, when worn, better resists hydroplaning, skating on a thin cushion of water as compared with a conventional tire.

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MICHELIN Premier A/S Tire, Grips Even When Worn

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