Michelin Lithion 4 and Power Protection TLR, two new road tires for ultra-distance and year-round training

Michelin, one of the leading brands in the world of road cycling, has announced the expansion of its Lithion and TLR tire lines with the incorporation of the new Lithion 4 and Power Protection TLR models. These two tires seek to satisfy the diverse needs of road cyclists, ranging from ultra-distance races to intensive training all year round.

Michelin Power Protection TLR. Image: Michelin

Michelin Lithion 4, more durable and safer

The Michelin Lithion 4 has been developed taking into account feedback from users of the previous generation. This new version offers longer life and superior grip in all conditions thanks to the incorporation of advanced technologies and the new Magi-X compound. Additionally, its reinforced 60 TPI casing improves resistance to damage, significantly increasing the tire’s durability.

Michelin Lithion 4. Image: Michelin

With an optimized tread design, including a slick-type central portion for improved braking stability and a V-shaped peripheral tread for added grip when cornering, the Michelin Lithion 4 suits a wide range of riders. .

Michelin Lithion 4 and Power Protection TLR, two new road tires for ultra-distance and year-round training
Michelin Lithion 4. Image: Michelin

The tire is available in various sizes, from 700x23c to 700x32c, and in black tread finishes with brown sidewalls or all-black. As explained by the French brand. Compared to Michelin Lithion 3, Lithion 4 improves wet grip by almost 8% and rolling efficiency by more than 5%.

Michelin Power Protection TLR, the most versatile Tubeless Ready tire

Aimed at cyclists looking for a highly durable Tubeless Ready tire, the Michelin Power Protection TLR combines a reinforced 120 TPI casing with high-density protection across its entire width. This not only increases puncture resistance, even at low pressures, but also improves sidewall protection and tire pressure maintenance.

Michelin Lithion 4 and Power Protection TLR, two new road tires for ultra-distance and year-round training
Michelin Power Protection TLR. Image: Michelin

The incorporation of the new Magi-X compound ensures longer life and superior grip, especially in wet conditions. It also debuts a new tread design, with a slick central area that offers rapid acceleration and greater stability when braking, and sides that provide better grip in curves and wet soils.

Michelin Lithion 4 and Power Protection TLR, two new road tires for ultra-distance and year-round training
Michelin Power Protection TLR. Image: Michelin

According to the brand’s data, compared to the Michelin Power Cup TLR, the Power Protection TLR has a 30% increase in puncture resistance and 17% more wet grip. It is available in three sizes (700x28c, 700x30c and 700x32c), and is ideal for a wide range of uses, including racing and outings on roads with uneven surfaces and frequent weather changes.

 
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