Thanks to our rigorous quality standards, 99.99% of our tires have no returns.(1) So you can stay focused on the journey ahead and count on Michelin to deliver the best performance, every moment, every mile.
Trust our expertise. Trust your tires for longer.(2) Choose MICHELIN tires!
99.99% no return rate
Trust your tires for longer
At Michelin, we are committed to excellence. Our strict quality policy ensures that every tire is manually inspected by a trained specialist or examined by AI before leaving the factory. This rigorous process upholds Michelin's high-quality performance. The exceptionally low return rate, as recorded by Michelin's global internal quality tracker, reflects our unwavering dedication to quality.
The tire: a high-tech product with a complex composition
A tire is much more complex than it looks. It's a combination of 200 different components and materials, from natural and synthetic rubber, polymers and textiles to metal reinforcements and reinforcing loads such as silica or carbon black. From biochemists and mechanical engineers to simulation experts, designers and physicists, Michelin relies on over 350 fields of expertise to design this highly complex combination of technologies: the tire.
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More reasons to trust our tires
MICHELIN tires are designed to offer the best set of performances, from the first to the last mile.(3)
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Why are MICHELIN tires the best choice for you?
At Michelin, we innovate every day to design tires that deliver long lasting performance and peace of mind. With Michelin, trust your tires for longer.(2)
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(1) 99.99% of MICHELIN tires have no returns: Based on global Michelin internal quality tracker measuring the number of customers returns per million due to manufacturing quality issue (returns reported by dealers to Michelin's salesforce). Data collected worlwide, full year 2024.
(2) Trust your tires for longer: Michelin most iconic tire ranges have increased their longevity vs. their previous generation. Results based on tests done by DEKRA, upon Michelin's request, for the following tirelines : MICHELIN Pilot Sport 5 (test 2021 on 225/40 R18), MICHELIN Pilot Alpin 5 (test 2018 on 225/40 R18), MICHELIN Primacy 5 (test 2024 on 235/45 R18), MICHELIN CrossClimate 3 (test 2025 on 205/55 R16), MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 (test 2020 on 225/45 R17) & MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 SUV (test 2021 on 235/60R18)
(3) "Last mile" being understood as until the minimum legal tread depth (1.6 mm in Europe). Please refer to the minimum legal tread depth in your country. The following tire lines are designed to offer high level of longevity and performance that lasts: MICHELIN CrossClimate 3, MICHELIN CrossClimate 3 sport, MICHELIN CrossClimate 2, MICHELIN CrossClimate 2 SUV, MICHELIN Primacy 5, MICHELIN Primacy 4+, MICHELIN e.Primacy, MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4S, MICHELIN Pilot Sport 5, MICHELIN Pilot Sport EV, MICHELIN Pilot Sport 4 SUV, MICHELIN Alpin 6 and MICHELIN Pilot Alpin 5.
(4) The most 5-star consumer ratings: With an impressive 4,7/5 average rating from nearly 128,000 users, with more than 85% of reviews at 5 stars. Based on Wonderflow collecting consumers ratings and reviews during 2020-2024 in 12 countries, on passenger car and van tires: China, France, United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Spain, Italy, Germany, Turkey, Japan, South Korea and Australia on the following independent websites: https://global.jd.com/, https://www.tirerack.com/, https://discounttire.com/, https://www.tmall.com/, https://www.norauto.es/, https://www.norauto.fr/, https://www.canadiantire.ca/fr.html, https://www.walmart.com/, https://www.samsclub.com/, https://www.pepboys.com/, https://www.centralepneus.fr/, https://www.feuvert.fr/, https://www.discounttiredirect.com/, https://www.tirebuyer.com/, https://www.1001pneus.fr/, https://www.kaltire.com/, https://www.atu.de/, https://reifen.auto.check24.de/, https://www.tyrehood.com/en/, https://www.hepsiburada.com/, https://www.pneus-online.fr/, https://prod.danawa.com/, https://www.amazon.de/, https://www.halfords.com/, https://www.pneumatici-pneus-online.it/, https://www.amazon.com/, https://www.national.co.uk/, https://www.tyroola.com.au/, https://www.gomme-auto.it/, https://www.amazon.co.jp/, https://www.1010tires.com/, https://www.123pneus.fr/, https://www.tirendo.fr/, https://www.mytyres.co.uk/, https://www.tyre-shopper.co.uk/, https://www.reifen.com/de-de, https://minkara.carview.co.jp/, https://www.tirendo.it/, https://point-s.ca/, https://www.neumaticos-online.es/, https://www.consumerreports.org/, https://simpletyre.com, https://www.n11.com/, https://shop.autobacs.com/. Results could show minor discrepancies
(5) The most awarded tire brand: Based on Michelin's internal survey in between 2020 and 2024 in Europe. Michelin passenger car & van tires have collected 148 podium rankings out of 216 tests, performed by ACE Lenkrad, ADAC, AMS, AUTO BILD, AUTO BILD allrad, AUTO BILD klassik, AUTO BILD reisemobil, AUTO BILD sportscars, AUTO EXPRESS, AUTO STRASSENVERKEHR, AUTO ZEITUNG, The Reifentester, EVO, Gute fahrt, MOOTTORI, PRO MOBIL, SPORTAUTO, TEKNIIKAN MAAILMA, TEKNIKENS VÄRLD , TIRE REVIEWS,VI BILÄGARE, WHATCAR
(6) Source: Based on ADAC survey 2023-2025 analyzing the average tire wear by tire manufacturer: a total of 160 models have been tested and at least 5 models of 12 main tire manufacturers. For more details please see the source: https://assets.adac.de/image/upload/v1749035559/ADAC-eV/KOR/Text/PDF/33478_dppcxx.pdf