Michelin has always been committed to reducing tire waste by crafting products that maintain high performance up until their legal limit, but now we’re going a step further: producing long-lasting tires with more sustainable materials. We’re bringing together partners from a range of industries and combining our expertise in high-tech materials to commit to making all tire components ultimately sustainable.
Disruptive innovations in bio-sourced and regenerated materials will allow Michelin to transform everyday waste (corn stover, waste wood, food containers, plastic packaging, plastic bottles…) into new tires, among other new products.
And by 2030, Michelin’s goal is to have used up to 13.5 million tons of these materials to manufacture our tires*.
MICHELIN IS INVESTING IN RECYCLING TO REPURPOSE WASTE INTO TIRES.
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*Cumulative calculated quantity of consumed recycled materials by the Michelin Group between 2020 and 2030 in the fabrication of its tires with the objective of 40% of recycled materials by 2030.
