Orium High Performance 195/65 R15 91H

French tyre giant Michelin holds the reins of an extensive list of tyre subsidiaries. And sometimes their lineup intersects with each other. This happened with High Performance summer tyres, which are produced in the same guise under the brand names Orium, Strial, Taurus and Tigar.

Responsiveness in management

The high-performance series tyres use a tread pattern with an asymmetric tread pattern. Its pattern includes massive shoulder blocks with sharp coupling edges, a trio of central stiffeners and a developed water evacuation system(four volumetric longitudinal channels along with smaller transverse grooves). On the road, the tyre shows reliable "dry" and "wet" grip, as well as sensitive responsiveness to steering commands.

Solid pluses

The rubber compound of the High Performance models contains silica and organosilicon acids. The tyre adapts well to temperature changes (in the context of the summer season of operation), retains the required elasticity, and has low rolling resistance. And this, in turn, leads to lower fuel consumption. Yes, and the tyre “walks” for a long time.

Species hierarchy

A fly in the ointment in a large barrel of honey is the loud “rustling” of tyres of the family on asphalt. The closest relatives of the considered models in the face of Kormoran Road Performance and Riken Road Performance are going a little quieter. Finally, it is necessary to note a clear species hierarchy of the considered tyres. So, tyres in the High Performance version are available in sizes R15 and R16. For larger wheels (R17 and R18), the Utra High Performance model was created.