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MICHELIN XDY® Pre-Mold Retread

  • Robustness
  • Traction
MICHELIN® XDY® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XDY® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XDY® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XDY® Pre-Mold Retread
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Technical specifications

MICHELIN XDY® Pre-Mold Retread

  • Robustness
  • Traction

Drive position retread designed for on/off road and urban and regional applications that demand rugged wear resistance.

Application

On/Off Road Urban Transport
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WHY THIS TIRE?

26/32nds or 32/32nds original tread depth, depending on tread width.

Deep tread for traction and mileage

Chip and cut resistant compound

 

BENEFITS AND FEATURES

1. Anti-Cut/Chip Compound
Long Tread Life – Protects against aggression, chipping and scaling.

2. Optimized Deep Tread
Long, Even Tread Life – Designed for long mileage and even wear.

3. Optimized Tread Design
Mileage and Handling – Enhanced traction and mileage.

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michelin edito xdy pre mold retread tire

REFERENCE MATERIALS - DOCUMENTS

MICHELIN® XDY® Pre-Mold Retread Product Sheet

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Michelin Retread Technologies, Inc. National Limited Warranty and Enhanced MICHELIN® X One® Casing Warranty

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Michelin Retread Technologies Quick Reference Tread Guide

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MICHELIN® Truck Tire Data Book

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MICHELIN
XDY® Pre-Mold Retread

All dimensions (139)

All positions

Technical specification

Casing Size 8.25R15
Tread Width 238 mm
Tread Depth 26/32 nds
MSPN 00909

Pre Mold Process
Also known as a "pre-cure" process. Tread rubber used in this process is molded and pre-cured by the tread rubber manufacturer, Michelin Retread Technologies (MRT). The appropriate tread is selected – design, width, thickness – and applied to a prepared casing. The casing is prepared by placing a cushion gum bonding layer between the tread and casing. The tire then moves to the chamber for curing.

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