Michelin Protek Max

56-406
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Tyre size ETRTO11

Product details

Protek Max

  • Optimal puncture protection thanks to 5 mm reinforcement
  • Reduced rolling resistance due to continuous tread in the center
  • The rubber compound provides excellent grip.

Key specifications

Bike tyre design
Wired-on tire
Bike area of use
Electric bike

General information

Item number
21532484
Manufacturer
Michelin
Category
Bike tyres
Release date
21.7.2022

Colour

Colour
Black
Exact colour description
BlackBlack/Black

Tyre properties

Wheel diameter
20"
Tyre size ETRTO
56-406
Bike tyre design
Wired-on tire
Bike area of use
Electric bike
Tyre equipment
Puncture protection beltReflective strips
Tire model
Protek Max
Max. Air Pressure
4 bar
E-Bike Compatibility
Up to 25 km/h
Tyre width ETRTO
56 mm
Inside diameter in accordance with ETRTO
406 mm
Density of carcass
30 TPI

Origin

Country of origin
Thailand

Sustainability

Manufacturer commitment
SBTi

Voluntary climate contribution

CO₂ emissions
3.85 kg
Climate contribution
CHF 0.11

Product dimensions

Width
2.20"
Diameter
20"
Weight
1040 g

Package dimensions

Length
50.60 cm
Width
49.70 cm
Height
8.90 cm
Weight
1.05 kg

30-day right of return
24 Months Warranty (Bring-in)

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Reviews & Ratings

Warranty score

How often does a product of this brand in the «Bike tyres» category have a defect within the first 24 months?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • 7.Vitelli
    0.3 %
  • 11.Kenda
    0.4 %
  • 11.Michelin
    0.4 %
  • 11.Pirelli
    0.4 %
  • 11.Rubena
    0.4 %

Warranty case duration

How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • 1.Kenda
    0 days
  • 1.Maxxis
    0 days
  • 1.Michelin
    0 days
  • 1.Pirelli
    0 days
  • 1.Schwalbe
    0 days

Return rate

How often is a product of this brand in the «Bike tyres» category returned?

Source: Digitec Galaxus
  • 12.Fischer
    3.1 %
  • 13.Bontrager
    3.5 %
  • 13.Michelin
    3.5 %
  • 15.Panaracer
    4.9 %
  • 15.Pirelli
    4.9 %
Source: Digitec Galaxus

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ElektroRad22 Altagsreifen im TestReleaseNovember 2024

Developing a good all-rounder is a major challenge for many manufacturers. This is shown by our test on the test bench and in practice. For many, weight and smooth running are in direct conflict with puncture resistance. In the end, we differentiated between the two product groups of gravel and trekking tyres for a fair result...

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ElektroRadSingle testReleaseNovember 2022

Thanks to its thick rubber insert, Michelin is best in class when it comes to puncture protection. But it adds to the weight and rolls tougher. Unfortunately, the sidewall is more prone to punctures.

This test report belongs to a different type: Protek Max (26 x 2.20)
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aktiv RadfahrenSingle testReleaseNovember 2022

Thanks to its thick rubber insert, Michelin is best in class when it comes to puncture protection. But it adds to the weight and rolls tougher. Unfortunately, the sidewall is more prone to punctures.

This test report belongs to a different type: Protek Max (26 x 2.20)