Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 Plus
This model is a High-Performance low profile all-season tire developed to meet the needs of high-end sports cars, sporty coupes, and premium sedans. It provides the best dry road handling and wet road grip combined with good year-round traction even in light snow.
Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 Plus comes with advanced Helio+ Technology, which utilizes sunflower oil and Extreme Silica Technology in the tread compound to increase traction at low temperatures and on wet roads. This tire has a unique tread compound molded into an aggressive asymmetric tread design along with more rubber and rigid blocks on its outboard shoulders designed to boost lateral grip offering extra cornering capability.
For safety reasons, this model presents wide circumferential grooves designed to resist hydroplaning, thus improving wet traction and grip. When we talk about Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 with no doubt we should mention the Variable Contact Patch 3.0 technology. It is focused on evenly spreading contact patch pressures and temperatures to improve vehicle performance.
To increase handling capacities, high-speed durability, and ride comfort the Michelin engineers use a special internal structure that includes two high-tensile, lightweight steel cord belts reinforced with spirally wrapped polyamide cord.
The Pilot Sport A/S 3 Plus is available from 16 to 22-inch sizes, backed by 6 years of standard limited warranty, or 45,000 miles tread life.
Features and benefits
A symmetric all-season tread pattern.
Extreme Silica+ compound offers flexibility even in low temperatures, providing excellent year-round grip.
Variable Contact Patch 3.0 technology spreading contact patch pressures and temperatures for more grip, control and longer lifespan.
The latest Michelin innovations help to minimize road noise.
Wide circumferential grooves reduce hydroplaning risk making the ride safer and more comfortable.
French engineers use cutting-edge innovation to boost vehicle efficiency, environmental impact reducing fuel usage, and carbon dioxide emissions.
