About Michelin Group
The Michelin Group is a French multinational company with more than 130 years of expertise in engineered materials and mobility solutions. Founded in Clermont-Ferrand, France, Michelin is widely known as one of the world’s leading French tire manufacturers, but its work extends far beyond tires.
Michelin develops advanced composites, industrial solutions, and high-performance materials that support industries around the world. Their mission focuses on improving mobility, enhancing safety, and contributing to a more sustainable future.
Is Michelin a French Company?
Yes. Michelin is one of the most recognized French tire and engineering companies
with deep roots in France’s industrial heritage. The company continues to innovate globally
while keeping its headquarters in Clermont-Ferrand.
Commitment to Freedom of Movement
Since its inception, Michelin has promoted the idea of freedom of movement as a driver of human progress. Through decades of innovation in materials and technology, the Michelin Group has helped industries operate more efficiently while making mobility safer and more accessible.
Sustainability and Innovation
Michelin positions itself as an all-sustainable actor. Their focus includes developing environmentally responsible materials, improving energy efficiency, and creating solutions that reduce environmental impact. Whether through tire technology or advanced materials, Michelin continues to lead global efforts toward cleaner and more efficient mobility.
Available products from michellin group
Michelin Group Agricultural Machine Belts
Michelin Group Automotive Belts
Michelin Group Commercial Vehicles Belts
Michelin Group Industrial Machine Belt Drives
Questions about Michelin Group Commercial Vehicles Belts? You’re covered.
Yes, Dayaco Prime works with leading global brands in industrial products.
If you're looking for Michelin components or related mobility solutions, our team can guide you based on availability and product type.
- More than 130 years of engineering expertise
- Strong research and development capabilities
- High standards for material quality and sustainability
- A global manufacturing and distribution network
Michelin’s global headquarters is located in Clermont-Ferrand, France. The company operates facilities and research centers across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Dayaco Prime understands the importance of maintaining consistent inventory levels to meet the needs of their clients. However, due to the dynamic nature of supply and demand, inventory levels for certain belts may fluctuate. To ensure they can best assist you, Dayaco Prime recommends contacting a sales representative for the most up-to-date information on current stock and product availability.
The answer to this question is different depending on the type and function of the belts. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for your device or vehicle.
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OE-designed belts will typically run 70,000 to 100,000 miles, however, it is recommended that all belts be inspected at about 50,000 miles and at every oil change after that, to ensure belt rib wear is still acceptable, as well as no failures related to edge cord fray/pop-out and/or rib cracking/chunk-out.
There are two main causes of belt noise: pulley misalignment causing an intermittent belt noise called “chirp” and low belt tension causing a continuous belt noise called “squeal”.
Belt wear can be difficult to detect because newer belts made with EPDM rubber tend to wear like tire tread, where there is material loss from the rib surface. A new belt will have a traditional “V” profile in the grooves between the ribs. On a worn EPDM belt, however, the groove profile will have the appearance of a “U”. If your belt has 90,000 miles or more, it is time to change it. Check out our video for a step–by–step guide to measuring belt wear.