Michelin Retread Technologies Expands Portfolio
Michelin North America rolled out two new pre-mold retreads at February’s annual meeting of the Technology & Maintenance Council

Michelin North America rolled out two new pre-mold retreads.
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Michelin North America rolled out two new pre-mold retreads at February’s annual meeting of the Technology & Maintenance Council. The Michelin X Multi D Pre-Mold retread addresses the growing demand for traction and durability in a retread for regional and urban delivery. This retread launch, coming in March, will complement the previous release of the X Multi D tire.
The Michelin X Multi D Pre-Mold retread offers scrub resistance and traction without compromising mileage, the company said. It offers the same tread-regeneration technology as the Michelin X Multi D tire. The Michelin X Multi Energy D retread is available in 220, 230, and 240 tread widths with a deep 28/32-inch tread depth. The 250 and 260 tread widths will be available mid-year.
“With the increase in on-time, same-day or next-day deliveries, customers are looking for retreads that can stand up to regional and last-mile delivery use,” said Adam Murphy, vice president of B2B marketing for Michelin. “The new X Multi D pre-mold retread complements our tire offering in meeting those needs while offering durability, quality and uptime in this ever-increasing and demanding segment.”
For improved fuel efficiency and wear in line-haul trailer operations, the Michelin X Line Energy T Pre-Mold retread is now available to serve the dry-van truckload, tanker and super-regional categories.
For linehaul applications, the Michelin X Line Energy T Pre-Mold retread meets SmartWay requirements. The company said this premium trailer-position retread offers fuel savings through its advanced compound tread for a lower total cost of ownership. New siping technology and decoupling grooves support even wear. The retread is available in six tread widths: 200, 210, 220, 230, 240 and 250 – all with 11/32-inch tread depth.
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