Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre

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Top Features:

  • These improvements were achieved thanks to its optimised dual-compound technology which features:
  • Wider lateral bands for optimal grip at all angles of lean
  • New compounds incorporating new elastomers and silica for extra grip at the shoulders
  • Weight: 200g
  • TPI: 110
  • Min-Max Pressure (bar): 6.0 to 8.0
  • New sharp profile for better dynamic handling
  • Lateral tread width increased to have better grip on the incline angle
  • Nylon high density breaker
  • *Tests carried out using a Michelin rolling resistance measuring rig

Product Data

  • Weight (g): 200
  • Tyre Bead: Folding
  • Puncture Protection: High density nylon breaker
  • Wheel Size: 700c (622)
  • Road: Yes

Description

The achievement of the engineers is to have simultaneously enhanced its speed, safety, agility and resistance. The MICHELIN PRO4 Service Course is not only safer but it is also an average 16 percent faster when cornering on wet road surfaces*.



Read the Wiggle Blog Review of the Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre here

Sizing information

Metric ISO Imperial
SECT-DIA
700 x 18C 18-622
700 x 23C 23-622
700 x 25C 25-622
700 x 28C 28-622 28 x 1 5/8 x 1 1/8
700 x 32C 32-622 28 x 1 5/8 x 1 1/4
700 x 35C 37-622 28 x 1 5/8 x 1 3/8
700 x 47C 47-622
This is a generic size guide not all tyres will come in the sizes shown.

Returns

We will happily refund or exchange any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 365 days, excluding Wiggle gift vouchers and personalized products except when faulty.

Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty.
Wiggle will pay the return postage costs for any faulty items.
More information on Wiggle's return policy

Customer Reviews

Michelin Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre 4.3 5 366 366
Great tire As good as my more costly Continental 4000S II at a much better price and they come in a variety of colors 26 July 2015
bit tight Only had them for 300 miles so far, they feel secure when cornering, i bought them because of there all round capability's and seem to be standing up to there claims...only negative is the were really tight going on to my american classic wheels, not looking forward to changing a tube on a ride......... 21 July 2015
Used to be a great tyre have used these many times but the front tyre blew out on the second ride out on close inspection the sidewall had a big gash in it. Managed to patch it up to get me home cant be sure I didn't catch the sidewall something but the blow out sounded like a bomb going off certainly have not had this happen before and tyre pressure was at 100 psi 20 July 2015
Great all round summer tyre I've had a few sets of these & found them to be a good balance of speed, without being too fragile. Would recommend 02 July 2015

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Anti puncture

Is this tyre having an anti-puncure layer?
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The answer is yes, it has double protection, should keep you puncture free for some time
9 months ago
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TonyTdawg59
Leeds, West Yorkshire, UK
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The contact area is thicker than the rest, I run stans in my inners so wouldnt notice
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Suffolk, UK
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Yes it has, even after 6000km.
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Please be here as a reference .

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/michelin-pro4-service-course-folding-road-tyre/
Country : Japan
11 months ago
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tsu2chan
Kanagawa
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no tyre is anti-puncture! these do however have the usual puncture protection 'bands' in the construction
Country : United Kingdom
1 year ago
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kevj
Epsom, Surrey, UK
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I can confirm this comes fitted with a high density nylon breaker under the main central tyre tread.
1 year ago
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Resilience

I'm looking for a tyre (preferably with red trim) which has good performance and is specifically punture resistant. I'm not interested in heavy tyres but like wise I am not into racing. I just like getting decent miles under my belt. Would these tyres be suitably resistant to puctures on rural roads? I understand there will always be the odd negative reviewer on any decent product but it does make you wonder.
Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 2 months ago
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Clochester
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These tires are the ones you need ! I too am not a racer but have logged a lot of mileage on these fellas. No complaints.
Country : USA
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NY,NY
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I can honestly say these are really good tyres, I have had these on my bike for 8 months, I cycle to work every day of the week, roughly 200kms and then go out on a Sunday for a 100km spin, so roughly taking holidays away I've done 8000kms and not one puncture, I won't use any other tyre
2 years, 2 months ago
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Lancewales
Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland
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I've used the Service Course on gravel occasionally without issues, but I would recommend the Endurance if you plan to ride a lot of dirt.

The 25c at lower pressures works well. Min measure closer to 27.5c (digital calipers at 90 psi on a Dura-Ace 9000 wheel).
2 years, 3 months ago
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On a 65 mile Sportive cycle that took in a lot of country lanes with lots of debris, I was certainly the minority with these tyres. There were lots of punctures and I escaped unscathed.
Country : United Kingdom
3 years, 1 month ago
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Gonerowing
Devon
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I'm with you, cycle mainly on country roads, and normally pick up punctures through grit and glass working their way through the tyres over time.
Looked at a few tyres, and finally fitted these a few weeks ago, great performance on these tyres, fast and comfortable.
The puncture resistant layer is obvious in the tyre before you put it on the bike, looks like it'll do the job well, a few hundred k so far so good.
3 years, 1 month ago
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WanderingScot
Hampshire, UK
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can these fit Cabon 65mm Reynolds clintchers?
2 years, 6 months ago
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I would say so. I have a set of 25c on my carbon clinchers and have no issues.
1 year, 6 months ago
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BrucethePhilosopher
Orstraya
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Should do as long as they match in diameter. eg 700cc tyres will fit 700 rims . Carbon or not.
2 years ago
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Brisbane QLD, Australia
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The outer rim diameter should be the same as any other wheel (700mm), should be fine, but just take care putting them on the first time as the bead on the tyre edge can be a little tight first time. I've got some 50mm Mavic Cosmic Carbone SLR clinchers - I'm considering putting Pro 4s on when the Mavic WTS tyres need replacing, won't have any problems.
Country : Australia
2 years, 4 months ago
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Jrtyoung
Melbourne
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I can confirm that these are compatible with your wheels as long as they are the standard 700c version. I hope this helps.
2 years, 6 months ago
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Hi
Can I confirm on the packaging listed on wiggle come in a pair or single tyre.
1 year, 11 months ago
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Singapore
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It's just a single tyre
1 year, 3 months ago
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StevenB1
Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, UK
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Single tyre.
1 year, 4 months ago
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Wuhan, China
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These come as single tyres. One per box.
Country : United Kingdom
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Market Harborough
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Single tyre unfortunately ;-) But a good one
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Amsterdam, Nederland
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Single. 1 tire per package. 1 tire per price.
Country : Poland
1 year, 10 months ago
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Podkowa Lesna
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This listing is for a single tyre. For a pair, please purchase 2.
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Colours

Is the 'Digital Blue' colour a match for Bianchi Celeste?
3 years ago
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2 years, 3 months ago
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No they're not. I bought the digital blue ones for my wife's Bianchi but had the return them to Wiggle. They're too blue and not green enough for Bianchi's Celeste colour. Looked all wrong.
Country : Australia
2 years, 4 months ago
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Perth WA, Australia
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Although the colours will be similar, I cannot confirm that they will be identical.
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yes very quick slowtwitch has the rolling resistance on these.
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yes I think they would be good, they are fast rolling and resistant to punctures etc. I guess they are not a fast rolling as a tub, but then they are a lot more user friendly.
1 year, 1 month ago
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Biberach An Der Riss an der Riss,
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For competition it might be worth looking at the Comp version, slightly more expensive but lighter. Don't let the scaremongers put you off with the sidewall weight, I haven't had any problems in any case.

Good fast rolling tyres though. Good luck with your TTs.
Country : United Kingdom
1 year, 1 month ago
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Leicestershire, UK
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I have done IM bike legs (182.2km) on these and they have been great so far.
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1 year, 2 months ago
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they would be okay and roll well. But I wouldn't in favour of a tubular
Country : United Kingdom
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cramlington
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these are a fast rolling road tyres and would be suitable for TT events.
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Please specify the inner width or name of your rims if you know.
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on my carbon clincher, the 25c measure 28mm! They can barely fit into the frame. Awesome ride anyway
Country : China
1 year, 6 months ago
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Hong Kong
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My 25c on Dura-Ace C35 wheels measure at 28c.
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I am afraid that we will be unable to provide this information for you as this would require the tyre to be fitted to a rim.
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Do these tyres have a direction of rotation?
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Singapore
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these tires do not have a sense of rotation
Country : Italy
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Bolzano BZ, Italia
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no completely smooth tread
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Blenheim NZ or Beds UK
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yes the tyres do have a direction arrow but it takes a few rounds to find it!
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Malaysia
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Currently using vittoria corsas on these wheels but they're incredibly tight to remove and fit. Thinking of changing to the Michelins, could anyone with experience of this wheel/tyre combo let me know how easily they go on please?
Country : United Kingdom
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I've just put them on a set of ally cosmics and they went on really well.
I have not tried them on my Carbones (yet) but I am thinking of as I have shared much of your pain with conti (GP) and vittoria!
Country : United Kingdom
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London, UK
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I can confirm these tyres will fit to your rims without issue.
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The quoted weight is 200g, but which size is this for? Also, what weight is the 25mm version?
Country : United Kingdom
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DennisKwk
Darlington, UK
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700x23

From the Michelin web site the range of weights is given as 185g for a 700x20 to 215g for a 700x25. So looks like 215g for the 25mm tyre
Country : United Kingdom
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Worcester
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I can confirm that the weight shown is for the 700x23, the listed weight for the 700x25 is 215g. I hope this helps.
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