Michelin

Michelin is a leading global tire manufacturer, founded in 1889 in Clermont-Ferrand, France, by brothers Édouard and André Michelin. The company is known for its innovative contributions to the tire industry, including the invention of the removable pneumatic tire and the development of run-flat and radial tires, which have set industry standards. Michelin designs, manufactures, and sells tires for a variety of vehicles, including passenger cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, aircraft, and heavy machinery, focusing on safety, performance, and fuel efficiency.

In addition to its tire business, Michelin is recognized for its travel-related contributions, such as the Michelin Guide, which offers travel information and recommendations. The company has also played a significant role in promoting road safety and infrastructure. With a diverse global customer base that includes individual vehicle owners, commercial fleets, and automotive manufacturers, Michelin employs over 114,000 people worldwide and continues to invest in technology and materials science to enhance tire performance and sustainability.