Driving tips

Aquaplaning (also called hydroplaning) may seem a little scary, but it is only a very rare cause of accidents. In fact, even when you are driving in the rain, road conditions involving a risk of total aquaplaning only represent 0.01% of cases. 

Aquaplaning meaning, in which cases is it a real risk? How to prevent it and what should you do if it occurs? You will have an answer to all these questions in this article.

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Are you an occasional racer or a die-hard enthusiast? Michelin is by your side during your track days, helping you indulge your passion for the track with tyres that combine safety and performance. A great day of fun!

Your brake pads are among your vehicle's most important safety components, yet they're also some of the most expensive parts to replace. Still, with simple driving strategies and smart tyre choices, you can extend your brake pad lifespan. In this guide, we'll explore techniques for making your brake pads last longer, from how to properly brake a car to selecting the right tyres.

That sinking feeling when you hear the thump-thump of a flat tyre? We've all been there. Tyre punctures happen to everyone, but knowing how to handle one safely can turn a stressful situation into a minor delay. Here's everything you need to know about dealing with punctures, from common causes and what to do if you get one, to where to find a professional for a puncture repair.

Have you ever been driving and seen an unfamiliar warning light appear on your dashboard? This alert could be your car’s way of telling you there’s an issue with your tyre pressure. It comes from a safety feature known as a tyre pressure monitoring system (TPMS). Understanding how this system works is important for ensuring your safety on the road. In this article, we explain what a TPMS is, its benefits, and why proper maintenance is important for your safety.

Are you getting the most out of your tyres? For many drivers, tyres are a major investment, so understanding how to extend their lifespan can save you money and keep you safer on the road. Fortunately, tyre longevity is straightforward when you focus on consistent maintenance, careful driving habits, and choosing the right tyres for your vehicle and conditions.

Performance tyres enhance your car's handling, braking, and response on the road, delivering sharper steering, shorter stopping distances, and improved road holding. However, choosing performance tyres isn’t about picking the most expensive option. You will want to consider your driving style, road conditions, and vehicle specifications. Here is all you need to know to select the right tyres for your vehicle.

Beyond just rubber, modern car tyres are a marvel of engineering. Dive into the innovations from Michelin New Zealand that define exceptional grip, efficiency, and durability.