Michelin Launches Agilis HD All-Season Tire
Michelin said its new Agilis HD all-season tire is optimized for total cost of ownership.

The Michelin Agilis HD 3PMSF-1 All-Season tire features long-lasting traction enabled by Michelin’s proprietary Regenion technology and 3D Matrix siping.
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Michelin is expanding its Agilis HD family of tires. The tire lineup is engineered for superior longevity, class-leading durability and optimum traction, according to the OE.
Michelin said the new tire was designed with total cost of ownership in mind. To that end, it added, the Michelin Agilis HD All-Season tire gives drivers confidence in all seasons. It is 3PMSF1 rated for severe snow. The tire features long-lasting traction enabled by Michelin’s proprietary Regenion technology and 3D Matrix Siping.
Reduced Damage and Downtime
The Agilis HD All-Season tire is designed with CurbGard technology to resist damage from curb scraping. Its long casing life, exceptional durability and toughness are derived from a robust three full-width steel belt design, according to Michelin.

The Agilis HD All-Season all-position tire was built specifically with last-mile delivery in mind.
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“Michelin continues to innovate and provide tire technology that enhances the total cost of ownership for our fleet partners,” said Pierluigi Cumo, VP of B2B marketing at Michelin North America. “The Agilis HD All-Season tire is specifically designed to withstand the demands of urban applications. That means reducing downtime, increasing driver confidence, and helping to make deliveries on-time, every time.”
The new Michelin HD All-Season All Position 19.5 tire is backed by a 20% More Mileage Guarantee2. Michelin said it provides up to 21% better rolling resistance, with its dual-tread compounding technology – a retreadable casing that extends tire life to reduce costs.
It can be used on any wheel position in any season.
“The Agilis HD All-Season all-position tire is the perfect complement to our Agilis family of tires,” said Cumo. “Built specifically with last-mile delivery in mind, the Agilis HD All-Season tire or the Agilis family of tires are ideal where both mileage and traction are needed.”
The Michelin Agilis HD All-Season is now available in sizes 225/70R19.5 and 245/70R19.5.
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