Your Michelin tire might have a hidden feature you've missed—learn how a tiny symbol can help you check tread depth quickly and easily.

The treads are the patterned rubber part of your tire that actually meets the pavement, here's how to check them.

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The technique of taking proper tread depth measurements is usually one that is never taught. In preparation for performing their service duties on a fleet's tires, technicians are normally handed a $2 ...

Make sure your tires have enough tread for a snowy winter. All-season tires begin losing traction in wet and wintry weather long before they appear worn out.

Although the ideal way to check tire tread wear is with a tread-depth gauge, you can get by with what’s known as the “penny test” or just using your fingers.

We independently review and compare Michelin Digital gauge with tread depth MN-4203 against 32 other tyre pressure gauge products from 11 brands to help you choose the best.

Michelin North America said it is recalling nearly 7,000 of its Agilis Cross Climate C-Metric tires.

What if a tire never degraded in performance as the tread wears down? That is exactly what Michelin hopes to accomplish with the brand’s latest passenger car tire, the Premier All-Season.

That's why it's a must to know how deep your tire treads still are. It's recommended to measure your tire tread depth once every 3,000 miles (5,000 km).