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MICHELIN XZA® Pre-Mold Retread

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MICHELIN® XZA® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZA® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZA® Pre-Mold Retread
MICHELIN® XZA® Pre-Mold Retread
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Technical specifications

MICHELIN XZA® Pre-Mold Retread

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All-wheel position tread design with proven versatility and exceptional resistance to scrub and abrasion for line haul and regional applications.

Application

Line Haul Regional Transport
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WHY THIS TIRE?

Also available as a Custom Mold retread.

13/32nds, 15/32nds or 20/32nds original tread depth, depending on tread width.

 

Solid shoulder to withstand scrub and abrasion.

Designed for long mileage and even wear.

Available siped.

 

BENEFITS AND FEATURES

1. Proprietary Compound Technology
Long Tread Life – Delivers exceptional wear resistant properties.

2. Solid Shoulder
Long Tread Life – Shoulder design optimized for long, smooth wear.

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REFERENCE MATERIALS - DOCUMENTS

MICHELIN® XZA® Pre-Mold Retread Product Sheet

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

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Michelin Retread Technologies Quick Reference Tread Guide

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MICHELIN® Truck Tire Data Book

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MICHELIN
XZA® Pre-Mold Retread

All dimensions (243)

All positions

Technical specification

Casing size 7.50R16
Tread Width 150 mm
Tread Depth 13 inch
MSPN 85487

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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