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MICHELIN XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread

  • Robustness
  • Traction
MICHELIN® XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZE® Siped Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZE® Siped Pre-Mold Retread

44 sizes for this tire

MICHELIN XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread

  • Robustness
  • Traction

All-position retread designed for regional applications requiring exceptional tire wear resistance.

Application

Regional Transport
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WHY THIS TIRE?

Compound optimized for regional and over-the-road operations.

Center grooves for good water evacuation.

Good traction

Performs well in both high scrub and low scrub conditions.

20/32nds original tread depth

 

BENEFITS AND FEATURES

1. Application Specific Compounds
Long Tread Life – Helps deliver scrub resistance, especially for demanding, high scrub operations.

2. Wide Tread Design
Long Tread Life – Distributes force over a larger contact area.

3. Rib Edge Micro Sipes
Long Tread Life – Protects against the early onsite of irregular wear.

4. Center Groove
Confident Handling – Center grooves deliver great water evacuation.

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REFERENCE MATERIALS - DOCUMENTS

MICHELIN® XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread Product Sheet

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Michelin Retread Technologies Quick Reference Tread Guide

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

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MICHELIN® Truck Tire Data Book

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XZE®2 Pre-Mold Retread

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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