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Michelin - Agilis CrossClimate LT
All-terrain on-/off-road
4 seasons
Approved winter tires
Description
The Michelin AGILIS® CROSSCLIMATE® is an all-season summer tire designed for commercial vans. It has been made robust to withstand all uses by professionals. MaxPressure ™ technology will improve the tire's footprint to extend its life. SipeLock ™ sipes with a large number of biting edges give the tire better traction on wet or snowy roads. It is a tire specially designed for vans. If you are a professional who needs a tire for a commercial application, this tire is for you.
Specifications
Size
LT265/70R17 121R
Product code
36185
Sidewall
BW
Run-flat
No
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UTQG -
The uniform tire quality grade (UTQG) is based on treadwear (the first three numbers), traction (the middle letter), and temperature (the last letter).
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Single load index 3195 lbs.
The single load index indicates the maximum load-carrying capacity of a single tire. The load index is indicated on the sidewall of your tire.
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Dual load index 2910 lbs.
The dual load index indicates the maximum load-carrying capacity of the tires in dual. The load index is indicated on the sidewall of your tire.
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Max pressure 80 psi
The maximum pressure to which a cold tire can be inflated.
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Tread depth 12.5"
The tread is the grooves on the surface of your tire designed to improve the traction. The depth of the tread has a direct impact on how much traction it has.
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Weight 50.07 lbs
The weight of the tire, without the rim.
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Approved rim widths 7 - 8.5"
The minimum and maximum width for rims that can be installed on your tire.
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Recommended rim width 8"
The rim for which your tire was designed.
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Section width 10.70"
The distance between an inflated tire’s sidewalls when on a rim.
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Tread width 12.5"
The width of the tire’s tread.
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Overall diameter 31.60"
The diameter of the tire measured from its tread.
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Tire revs. per km 409
The number of revolutions the tire will make to cover a kilometre.
