Radial Tire provides optimal traction for large scrapers.

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Suited for use with large scrapers, 37.5R39 XRS(TM) radial tire delivers longitudinal/lateral traction and features tread and sidewall cut protection. Aggressive, non-directional, deep tread pattern of E4 radial scraper tire minimizes vibration and delivers optimized traction. Able to withstand tough conditions, tire features buttressed shoulder design and is also available in 37.25R35 size.



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Michelin Introduces Larger Size XRS(TM) Radial-Designed Scraper Tire To The Construction Market



GREENVILLE, S.C. - The Michelin Earthmover Group has introduced a new size of its XRS(TM) radial tire to the marketplace. The new 37.5R39 XRS tire is manufactured for large scrapers and is designed to provide them with excellent longitudinal/lateral traction and exceptional tread and sidewall cut protection. It is the only E4 radial scraper tire available in the market.

The unique tread design of the XRS tire also helps minimize vibration, which enhances ride comfort for the operator. Because of the outstanding traction characteristics of the tire, it helps maximize productivity.

"The Michelin XRS radial tire is making waves in the marketplace," said Tomas Bennett, market segment manager for Michelin North America, Inc. "Customers like the tire because of its traction and durability. The reinforced sidewall and buttressed shoulder design help provide maximum protection and resilience in tough conditions. The aggressive, non-directional, deep tread pattern is designed to deliver optimized traction for enhanced productivity. That equates to longer tire wear, improved tire life and maximum uptime."

The XRS radial is available in 37.25R35 and 37.5R39.

The Michelin Earthmover Group (www.michelinearthmover.com) leads the industry with the most advanced radial tires for equipment ranging from forklifts, to loaders, to giant haul earthmovers. The world's largest tire maker, Michelin (www.michelin.com) manufactures and sells tires for every type of vehicle, including airplanes, automobiles, bicycles, earthmovers, farm equipment, heavy-duty trucks, motorcycles and the space shuttle. The company also publishes travel guides, maps and atlases covering Europe, Asia, Africa and North America. Headquartered in Greenville, S.C., Michelin North America employs 23,920 people and operates 21 plants in 17 locations.

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