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The symbolic relationship between the auto and tire industries was born when French brothers Edouard and Andre Michelin began producing pneumatic tires for Parisian cabs in the early 1890s. Over the following 100 years, three Michelin innovations stand out as examples of the company's dedication to the technological advances to benefit consumers and the auto industry • I In 1946, Michelin engineers developed the first radial tire for a car: the Michelin X se an innovation that would change forever the automotive industry. The radial tire's ability to hold the road, increased tread life, wet road performance, and ride quality are legendary. Today, radials remain the industry standard.
Responding to the global 'environmental challenge,. Michelin. introduced the world's first 80,000-mile tire in 1992. Two years later, the company introduced the Michelin Energy line of tires. These "gieen",dres Offer a significant reduction in rolling resistance, thus providing improvements in fuel consumption. In 1997, Michelin again made automotive history as the first tire company to offer zero-pressure or run-flat tires to the replacement market for popular family vehicles.

in the new millennium, Michelin believes its latest technology breakthroughs the innovative Pax System — could set a new standard. An integrated system of -feting improved performance, mobility, safety, and major options in vehicle de-sign, Pax System encompasses the tire and wheel into one unit. The tire is me-chanically locked against the wheel to make losing the tire during a blowout impossible. At zero pressure, the tire rests against a support ring to allow the tire to turn freely and the vehicle to travel at speeds of 55 mph for 125 miles. The Michelin Pax wheel has internal ribs to locate the support ring that lets the tire run without air pressure. An external attachment system ensures that the tire stays on the bead, even when deflated. The Continental Safety Ring is a steel and rubber support that mounts inside a conventional wheel and tire to provide run-flat capability. The device adds weight and cost, but provides the piece of mind of a run-flat tire without requiring any changes to infrastructure or special wheels.

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Text 15. ZERO-PRESSURE TIRES OR RUN-FLAPTIRESrmt The symbolic relationship between the auto and tire industries was born when French brothers Edouard and Andre Michelin began are pneumatic tires for Parisian cabs in the early 1890s. Over the following 100 years, three Michelin innovations stand out as examples of the dedication to the company's technological advances to benefit consumers and the auto industry • I In 1946, Michelin engineers developed the first radial tire for a car: the Michelin X se, an innovation that would change forever the automotive industry. The radial tire's ability to hold the road, increased tread life, wet road performance and ride quality are legendary. Today, remain the industry standard radials. Responding to the global ' environmental challenge. Michelin. introduced the world's first 80.000-mile tire in 1992. Two years later, the company introduced the line of Michelin Energy tires. These "gieen" Offer a significant reduction dres in rolling resistance, thus providing the date in fuel consumption. In 1997, Michelin again made automotive history as the first tire company to offer zero-pressure or run-flat tires to the replacement market for popular family vehicles. in the new millennium, Michelin believes its latest technology breakthroughs the innovative Pax System — could set a new standard. An integrated system of feting improved performance-mobility, safety, and major options in vehicle de-sign, the Pax System encompasses the tire and wheel into one unit. The tire is me-chanically locked against the wheel to make losing the tire during a blowout impossible. At zero pressure, the tire rests against a support ring to allow the tire to turn freely and the vehicle to travel at speeds of 55 mph for 125 miles. The Michelin Pax wheel has internal ribs to locate the support ring that lets the tire run without air pressure. An external attachment system ensures that the tire stays on the bead, even when deflated. The Continental Safety Ring is a steel and rubber support that mounts inside a conventional wheel and tire to provide run-flat capability. The device adds weight and cost, but provides the piece of mind of a run-flat tire without requiring any changes to the infrastructure or special wheels.

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Responding to the global 'is environmental challenge ,. Michelin. introduced the world's first 80,000-mile tire in 1992. Two years later, the company introduced the Michelin Energy line of tires. These "gieen", dres Offer a significant reduction in rolling resistance, thus providing improvements in fuel consumption. In 1997, the Michelin again made automotive the history as with the first tire Company About enterprise | to offer a zero-pressure or the run-flat tires to the replacement market for popular family vehicles.

In the new millennium, the Michelin Believes its' latest technology breakthroughs the Innovative the Pax the System - Could the set a new standard. An integrated system of -feting improved performance, mobility, safety, and major options in vehicle de-sign, Pax System encompasses the tire and wheel into one unit. The tire is me-chanically locked against the wheel to make losing the tire during a blowout impossible. At zero pressure, the tire rests against a support ring to allow the tire to turn freely and the vehicle to travel at speeds of 55 mph for 125 miles. The Michelin Pax wheel has internal ribs to locate the support ring that lets the tire run without air pressure. An external attachment system ensures that the tire stays on the bead, even when deflated. The Continental Safety Ring is a steel and rubber support that mounts inside a conventional wheel and tire to provide run-flat capability. The device adds weight and cost, but provides the piece of mind of a run-flat tire without requiring any changes to infrastructure or special wheels.