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MICHELIN® TRUCK TIRE DATA BOOK TRUCK TIRES, RV TIRES, COMMERCIAL LIGHT TRUCK TIRES, and RETREADS www.michelintruck.com 20th Edition If you require information for MICHELIN ® products not listed in this data book, please contact your Michelin representative or your Michelin dealer. Michelin continually updates its product information to reflect any changes in Industry Standards. Printed material may not reflect the current Load and Inflation information. Please visit www.michelintruck.com for the latest product information. Note: The actual load and inflation pressure used must not exceed the wheel manufacturer’s maximum conditions. Never exceed a wheel manufacturer’s limits without permission from the component manufacturer. TABLE OF CONTENTS . .MOUNTING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS . 1-8 . .. XDS® . .42 . .. Warning. .1 XDS 2. .™ Standard Sizes . .. .42 . Part 1: Safety - Mounting The Tire . .1-2 . XDS® 2 19.5 . .. .43 . Part 2: Mounting and Demounting Tubeless Tires. .2-5 X. .® INCITY GRIP D SL . .. .43 . Part 3: Mounting and Demounting Tube-Type Tires. .5-8 . .TRAILER TIRES . .44-51 . .. .Light Truck Tire Warranty . 8 . X. .® LINE ENERGY T . .44 . .. X. .® LINE ENERGY T 19.5 . .44 . .TRUCK TIRE INSTRUCTIONS . 9-10 . X ONE. .® LINE ENERGY T . .45 . Tread Pattern Designations. .9 . X ONE® LINE ENERGY T2 . .46 . Product Naming and Segmentation . .10 . XTA. .® 2 ENERGY . .47 . Proper Application of Urban Tires. .10 . XTY. .® 2 . .47 . Proper Application of On/Off Road Tires. ..

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