Michelin: Fuel-efficient tires can indeed save fuel

Regarding the question of whether “economized tires are fuel-efficient” on January 4, 2012, Michelin’s public relations official said in an interview with “International Finance” reporters that at the moment everyone’s understanding of fuel-efficient tires is erroneous and that the so-called fuel economy is not immediate. But a long-term effect.

"Eco-fuel economy is not to say that one can save a lot of oil by replacing the tires." The above-mentioned sources stated that "Michelin's fuel-saving effect is relative, that is to say, after switching to Michelin fuel oil tires, only after driving a certain mileage, this kind of The effect will gradually become clear. In the early days, this effect was not easy to find."

According to Michelin's previous tests conducted by the Automotive Trailer Quality Supervision, Inspection and Testing Center of the Ministry of Transport, Michelin has inner-tube fuel-saving tires and tire-free fuel-efficient tires, which save fuel by 3.8% and 4.5%, respectively, compared to ordinary tires.