Get the best of yesterday and today with Michelin Classic Tires.

Classic cars call for classic car tires – and Michelin manufactures theirs in small batches that pair modern tire technology with period-correct aesthetics. Since these tires are manufactured to original specifications, drivers can count on not only the right sidewall and tread patterns, but also handling that is true to the design. Offering ample style and proven performance, this is the rare type of throwback that continues to push forward what’s possible on the automobiles of the past.

Whether you’re looking to optimize precision, stability, or style, there’s a Michelin classic tire option at the ready. Check out our entire selection and find the best way to preserve the driving character of your vintage vehicle.

  • Michelin MX 145R12 Tire The 145 R 12 MICHELIN MX guarantees good water drainage, a long life and quiet running. S Speed Rating S Speed Rated: Up to 112 mph (180 km/h). Often required OE for higher performance trim level classic automobiles. Michelin MX tire 12" Michelin fitment. The 145 R 12 MICHELIN MX guarantees good water drainage, a long life and quiet running. Michelin Brand Collector Vehicle Tires Michelin is known for its high quality tires, and we keep thousands of popular Michelin tires in stock every day. Our Michelin product offerings include fitments from the 1920's all the way into the 2000's, with an intense focus on classic sports cars. Build quality, fitment options and period correct styling makes the Michelin product line a favorite among sports car enthusiasts around the world. 145R12 72S TL MX Radial Blackwall Tire 145R12 Fitment Chart 1963-1968 Austin 1100 Standard 1968-1971 Austin America Standard 1960-1962 DAF 600 Todor Sedan 1962-1963 DAF Daffodil Standard 1959-1966 DKW Junior Standard 1978-1979 Ford Fiesta Decor 1978-1979 Ford Fiesta Sport 1980 Ford Fiesta Base Standard 1961-1962 Goggomobil 700 Station Wagon 1964-1965 Hillman Imp Standard 1963-1968 MG 1100 Sports Sedan 1964-1968 Singer Chamois Standard 1987-1994 Subaru Justy DL Standard Fits these models and others. Please refer to your owners manual for details on the correct tire fitment requirements.
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    Michelin X M+S 89 | 135R15 72Q

    MSRP: $165.00
    Our Price: $155.00
    Michelin X M+S 89 135R15 In 1949, Michelin set out to dominate the tire market with a considerable advance in technology. Its revolutionary radial construction of the Michelin X and later the Michelin X-Stop featured the special feature of separating the sidewall function from the crown function. The first major innovation from Michelin, the radial tire was first marketed as the "X" tire in 1949. The advantages of the radial Michelin X tire compared with the cross-ply tire could be clearly seen in all areas. Radial construction offered greater safety, grip and braking performance. Radials also proved economical to use, with double the wear mileage and a considerable reduction in fuel consumption. Drivers enjoyed increased comfort levels thanks to the flexibility of the sidewalls. Michelin X M+S 89 tire A studdable tire. This tire can be studded in countries that allow it for driving on iced roads. Michelin Brand Collector Vehicle Tires Michelin is known for its high quality tires, and we keep thousands of popular Michelin tires in stock every day. Our Michelin product offerings include fitments from the 1920's all the way into the 2000's, with an intense focus on classic sports cars. Build quality, fitment options and period correct styling makes the Michelin product line a favorite among sports car enthusiasts around the world. 135R15 Tire Conversion Chart Similar Size Radial Alternative: 135/80R15 135R15 Fitment Chart 1953-1958 Lloyd LT 500, 1956-1958 Lloyd LT 600, 1954 Hillman Standard, 1955-1958 Hillman Husky, Standard 1958 Lotus. All Models Standard 1959 Morgan Series II Standard, 1960 Nissan 211 Series Standard, 1962-1967 Citroen AMI 6 Sedan, 1965-1967 Citroen AMI 6 Station Wagon, 1969-1971 Citroen 2CV Standard, 1959-1962 Renault Standard. Fits these models and others. Please refer to your owners manual for details on the correct tire fitment requirements.
  • Michelin ZX 135SR15 Michelin ZX Tires are high quality Michelin radials for many popular European applications requiring a 13 inch radial tire and authentic styling. These 13 inch radial tires feature Michelin's ZX tread pattern and an S speed rating. The Michelin ZX was the innovative product of years of tire engineering development. This tire evolved from the revolutionary X Radial and brought even more reliability and performance to the tire market. Radial tires held distinct advantages over the bias ply tires of the era with better ride characteristics and much better tread life. Radials also paid off at the fuel pumps with dramatically increased fuel efficiency. The ZX line draws from an incredible legacy of Michelin Classic tires and is available in popular 13- and 15-inch sizes for American and European automobiles. S Speed Rating S Speed Rated: Up to 112 mph (180 km/h). Often required OE for higher performance trim level classic automobiles. Michelin ZX tire Grip on slippery roads. Thanks to huge numbers of tread pattern sipes, this tire provides more grip during all weather conditions compared to the MICHELIN X. Radial technology. The advantages of the radial tire compared to the conventional tire can be seen in all areas: Great safety: significantly improved road holding, grip and braking • Economy in use: significant reduction in fuel consumption • Great comfort thanks to the flexibility of the sidewalls. Michelin Brand Collector Vehicle Tires Michelin is known for its high quality tires, and we keep thousands of popular Michelin tires in stock every day. Our Michelin product offerings include fitments from the 1920's all the way into the 2000's, with an intense focus on classic sports cars. Build quality, fitment options and period correct styling makes the Michelin product line a favorite among sports car enthusiasts around the world. 135R15 Tire Conversion Chart Similar Size Radial Alternative: 135/80R15
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