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Universal Fit, Universal Position, 165SR15 Tire Size

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    Key Specs

    MFG. Part #57982
    PositionUniversal
    Tire TypePassenger Car
    Tire ConstructionRadial
    Tire SidewallBlackwall
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    Michelin 57982 Details

    Michelin XZX | Michelin XZX Tires Michelin XZX radial is available for many popular European applications requiring a 15 inch radial tire and authentic styling. These 15 inch radial tires feature Michelin's XZX tread pattern and an S speed rating. With radial casing plies, Michelin XZX Tires offered a considerable advance in technology. Its revolutionary construction for the time had the special feature of separating the sidewall function from the crown function. The first major innovation from Michelin, the radial tire was first marketed as the "X" tire in 1949. At that time, Lancia was the first car manufacturer to fit the X tire as original equipment on the Aurelia model. From 1955, radial technology became more popular and the majority of European car manufacturers opted for the radial solution. The X could be fitted to cars of very different categories, from the original and popular 2 CV or Beetle to the fascinating Mercedes 190SL or Facel Vega. The advantages of the radial tire compared with the cross-ply tire could be clearly seen in all areas : greater safety (road-holding, grip, braking) - economical to use (double the mileage, considerable reduction in fuel consumption) - increased comfort thanks to the flexibility of the sidewalls. In the Fifties, the superiority of the X tire was such that a number of racing drivers adopted it, although Michelin was not officially involved in any racing.

    Michelin 57982 Specifications

    KEY SPECS
    MFG. Part #57982
    BrandMichelin
    PositionUniversal
    Tire TypePassenger Car
    Tire ConstructionRadial
    Tire SidewallBlackwall
    Wheel Diameter15 Inch
    Tire Size165SR15
    Tire Diameter25.40"
    Rim Width Range4.00 - 5.50"
    DOT-ApprovedYes
    DirectionalNo
    Speed RatingS
    Load Index86
    GENERAL
    Sold in QuantityEach
    Tire(s) Mounted & BalancedNo
    Tire Diameter Range25.00 - 25.99"
    Section Width6.40"
    Tubeless TireYes

    Ratings & Reviews

    4.8

    4 Reviews

    Overall Assessment

    Customers clearly express satisfaction with our product, highlighting its excellent quality and practicality. Many praise it for enhancing the ride and appearance of their vehicles. Specifically, it's been lauded for its top-notch performance even in vehicles like the MG TF and Hot Rods, showcasing its versatility. Reviewed as superior than competitors, it is proven to be a worthwhile investment for vehicle enthusiasts.

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    5.0

    18 days ago

    TR3A Guy

    Chesapeake, VA

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    These great looking tires are going on my 1960 TR3A. Getting my rims powder coated and these tires will look great when mounted. I was impressed with the quickness and the low cost of the delivery of five tires AND it only took a few days for delivery!! EXCELLENT CUSTOMER SERVICE!!!!

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    Looks great

    4.0

    5 months ago

    Tim

    Dickson,TN

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    I only got one!

    Great product and delivery

    5.0

    3 years ago

    Booky

    Hortonville, WI

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    Installed on the front of my Hot Rod. Great ride and appearance.

    Would Recommend

    165r15 michelin

    5.0

    4 years ago

    wayne

    big bear

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    using on MG TF

    Would Recommend

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    Questions & Answers

    2 Questions • 2 Answers

    Looking for the wt rating on this tire & speed rating ... thank you

    by Ralph

    • 2 years ago

    1 answer

    Is this tire manufactured by Michelin in France or by Coker under a license from Michelin? Does Michelin still have any manufacturing plants in the US?

    by Dom

    • 11 years ago

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