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Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre

Michelin

$35.76 USD

The Michelin Pro4 Service Course are for cyclists seeking a very high performance tyre whatever the circumstances. Faster and safer due to improved wet grip compared to Pro Race tyre. read more

Rated 4.3/5 based on 300 customer reviews

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The Michelin Pro4 Service Course are for cyclists seeking a very high performance tyre whatever the circumstances. Faster and safer due to improved wet grip compared to Pro Race tyre.

Top Features of the Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre

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

Road:	Yes
Weight (g):	200
Tyre Bead:	Folding
Puncture Protection:	High density nylon breaker
Threads Per Inch:	110
Wheel Size:	700c (622)

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*.

About the Michelin brand

The Michelin tyres saga begins 1891, with the invention of the first demountable tyre for bicycles. Over the ensuing years, Michelin has never stopped technological innovations for bicycles, such as the first flexible-bead clincher in 1978, the first tyre with a high-density carcass in 1983, and the first tyre with a high-performance silica rubber compound in 1995. In 2000, Michelin introduced the first tubeless tyre for mountain bikes, and has been testing tubeless road tyres in competition since 2003. Riding with total confidence in your tyres means that grip and safety must be optimal under any conditions, in extreme weather or at high speeds. It’s why year after year Michelin introduces technological innovations and develops products with ever-higher performance. Nowadays, the development of bicycle tyres benefits from the same research methods used in designing tyres for Formula 1 and even the space shuttle. Michelin is the only manufacturer developing tyres for such diverse R&D environments. At Michelin they are more than just a tyre manufacturer. They are a community of men and women committed to social responsibility. Below are examples of how they strive to reduce our impact on the environment while delivering greater value, riding pleasure and security.

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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.

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Michelin Pro4 Service Course Folding Road Tyre 4.2 5 196 196

Perfect fit!! Very easy to put on my Zipp 808 rim without using to much force!! 20 April 2014

Smooth rolling but prone to laceration This tyre feels silky smooth on the road & looks very smart (white walled version). Grip is good too. Unfortunately the side walls aren't very robust and I has 3 punctures in 6 rides. Actually the last two were more like knife splits & the tyre is ruined. So it depends on your riding surface, but if you live in a flint area - beware! 17 April 2014

These tyres should only really be used for summer use. I have found these tyres susceptible to punctures, and the soft compound is relatively easy to get small cuts in the rubber. I have used these tyres for roughly 1000 miles and the rubber is starting to crack around the middle of the tyre. The grip is excellent in dry and wet conditions, and this tyre does give you confidence to lean the bike into the corners. This tyre is relatively expensive and was quite tight to get over the rim of the tyre. I would recommend to buy a continental tyre instead of the Michelin unless you only intend to use this tyre on perfectly smooth tarmac road and not on the pot hole ridden English countryside. 16 April 2014

Quality does not match the look, not what I expect Not what i expected from a Michelin tyre (I used to work for them!) I had my bike out three times in wet conditions and then noticed the cracks in the tyre wall. Granted it has been a wet winter but I have never experienced this with Continental, to whom i am going back to. 09 April 2014

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4 answers

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

1 year, 7 months ago

Adaaam75

Clochester

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Answer:

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

7 months ago

Lancewales

Maynooth, Co. Kildare, Ireland

Answer:

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).

8 months ago

CanadianWinters

Answer:

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

1 year, 6 months ago

Gonerowing

Devon

Answer:

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.

1 year, 6 months ago

WanderingScot

Hampshire, UK

3 answers

Carbon Clincher compatibility?

can these fit Cabon 65mm Reynolds clintchers?

11 months ago

Anonymous

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Should do as long as they match in diameter. eg 700cc tyres will fit 700 rims . Carbon or not.

5 months ago

cyclesouth

Brisbane QLD, Australia

Answer:

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

9 months ago

Jrtyoung

Melbourne

Answer:

I can confirm that these are compatible with your wheels as long as they are the standard 700c version. I hope this helps.

11 months ago

wigglegrant

2 answers

Is this package sold comes a pair or single tyre

Hi
Can I confirm on the packaging listed on wiggle come in a pair or single tyre.

3 months, 3 weeks ago

tubberchubbs

Singapore

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Answer:

Single. 1 tire per package. 1 tire per price.

Country : Poland

3 months ago

JARY

Podkowa Lesna

Answer:

This listing is for a single tyre. For a pair, please purchase 2.

3 months, 3 weeks ago

WiggleJoe

3 answers

Colours

Is the 'Digital Blue' colour a match for Bianchi Celeste?

1 year, 5 months ago

Anonymous

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8 months ago

CanadianWinters

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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

8 months ago

BianchiBill

Perth WA, Australia

Answer:

Although the colours will be similar, I cannot confirm that they will be identical.

1 year, 4 months ago

WiggleHenry

2 answers

Which tyre size is the quoted weight for?

The quoted weight is 200g, but which size is this for? Also, what weight is the 25mm version?

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 2 months ago

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

1 year, 2 months ago

Buzzwold

Worcester

Answer:

I can confirm that the weight shown is for the 700x23, the listed weight for the 700x25 is 215g. I hope this helps.

1 year, 2 months ago

wigglegrant

3 answers

Colours

is the pink tyre a fuschia pink or a baby pink? not for me its the wife that wants to know for her pimped out speed machine...not

1 year, 2 months ago

MarkNZ

Auckland

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Mark, only ever had black , white and red. Colors always as described. If your wife wants pink give it a go. If it not the perfect shade they will get dirty soon anyway.

5 months ago

cyclesouth

Brisbane QLD, Australia

Answer:

I just bought these in pink for my daughter - I am not sure I can do shades of pink but I think they are a bit more baby than fuschia/shocking/bright. However, they went well with the pink and white ladies SDG saddle and the lizard skins pink bar tape. Not a perfect match but seemed OK. Oh - and they rode very well (as if that is a consideration!!)

Country : United Kingdom

1 year, 1 month ago

BlackbirdWarrior

Oxfordshire, England

Answer:

I can confirm that the pink is a baby pink. I hope this helps.

1 year, 2 months ago

wigglegrant

3 answers

Images Not CGI

Please can we stop having these perfect, manufacturer-generated computer images instead of ACTUAL, real-world photos of the product?

Let's start with these Michelin tyres - do you have any photos of these tyres?

Country : United Kingdom

3 months, 1 week ago

SteveECrane

Staffordshire, UK