All MICHELIN tyres are suitable for EVs and designed to meet the performance requirements of EVs thanks to Michelin’s technology (rolling resistance, wear, noise, abrasion, grip…).
Do electric cars need winter tyres? MICHELIN has a large winter tyre offer which meet the specific needs of EVs (range, wear and noise) while providing winter mobility and safety.
Find the perfect fit for your EV: Original equipment (OE) tyres or marked-tyres are tyres tailor-made for a specific car model. They are recognisable thanks to their marking on the sidewall of the tyre. For the best experience, replace your tyres by the ones designed specifically by Michelin engineers and approved by the car makers.
Find a MICHELIN electric car tyres dealer near you and ask for the best tyres for electric cars that fit your needs and vehicle.
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(1) Results may vary according to vehicle, tyre range and size, speed and road conditions.
(2) Find out more on : https://www.michelin.com/en/sustainable-development-mobility/for-the-planet/environmental-approach
The load and/or speed ratings displayed may differ slightly from the original size specified on the vehicle label.
As a qualified professional, your tyre dealer will be able to advise you in:
1. Informing you if the load and/or speed rating of the replacement tyres is different from the original tyres.
2. Determining whether the tyre pressure needs to be adjusted for the alternative size offered