Connected Solutions

The mobility sectors and the industry are experiencing an unprecedented transformation. With a unique knowledge of usages, coupled with its expertise in data management and analysis, Michelin is an essential player in connected mobility, offering its customers a service experience tailored to their specific needs.. 

Enameled road signs on entering towns to encourage motorists to slow down, the addresses of electric vehicle charging stations in the 1901 edition of the Red Guide, information about road conditions available from its Itineraries Office from as early as 1908... Very early in its history, Michelin banked on innovation to link its manufacturing business to related services that facilitated mobility. This forward-looking service culture was very quickly adopted by fleet managers too: as early as 1922, Michelin launched its first “Tire Care and Services” contracts. Specialized sales reps visited their customers to check that the tires were being used correctly and were in good condition... but also to carry out preventive inspections aimed at anticipating breakdowns, averting problems and assisting with decision making.  

These tools not only make the tire increasingly intelligent, they are also an unlimited source of progress when used in tandem with a vast pool of mobility data.  

• By boosting personal safety 
  Michelin helps its customers strive for zero accidents by analyzing and advising on driving behavior and using maintenance-scheduling, tracking and alert tools, etc.    

   

• By maximizing the economic and operational performances and developing new opportunities  
  Michelin helps its customers increase their productivity and profitability by monitoring their productivity, vehicle up-time, journey optimization, mileage tracking, fuel consumption, etc.

   

• By reducing the environmental impact  
  Michelin helps its customers dramatically lower their emissions by reducing CO₂ emissions, guiding them through the switch to electric or hydrogen-powered mobility, optimizing tire use (e.g. by retreading) and traceability offers of direct and indirect emissions (scopes 1,2,3), etc.