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MICHELIN XADN+

  • Quarries
  • Traction
  • Muddy Soil
  • Radial
MICHELIN XADN+
MICHELIN XADN+

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MICHELIN XADN+

  • Quarries
  • Traction
  • Muddy Soil
  • Radial

Tailored for your operations in any working condition

  • Excellent traction
  • Outstanding productivity potential
  • Good long-term investment
Technical information
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tyre xadn at work persp perspective


WHY CHOOSE THIS TYRE?

EXCELLENT TRACTION

• Multi-block tread pattern with shoulder made of alternating and multi-edged blocks.

• Excellent lateral grip on soft terrain thanks to a self-cleaning tread pattern.

• Summit designed to resist stresses when cornering.

EXCELLENT PRODUCTIVITY POTENTIAL

The TKPH of the Michelin E3 tyre (including the wide-base version) is up to 34%(1) higher than the average TKPH of the premium competitors.

GOOD LONG-TERM INVESTMENT

• Up to 80% of Michelin tyres are retreadable(2) thanks to the casing quality offered by MICHELIN C2 technology.

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Technical Specifications

Overall Diameter 1598 mm
Recommended rims 19.50/2.5
Rolling circumference (mm) 4824
Tread depth 38 mm
CAI 295773
Loaded radius 721 mm
TRA code E-3**
TKPH 207
Section width 663 mm
Load Index 185
Speed Index B

 

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LEGAL NOTICES

(1) Compared to the average TKPH of Michelin premium competitors, published in the following databook: Goodyear OTR tyre engineering data (02/07/2014) and Goodyear OTR website (http://www.goodyearotr.com, 11/2015) and Bridgestone OTR tyres databook (2015).

(2) Measurements taken at retreader facilities in Europe between 2012 and 2014.