

Michelin and Anyline have developed a mobile tyre inspection approach that combines digital measurement with inspectors’ expertise, according to a case study published by Anyline.
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The solution brings together tread measurement and tyre identification, helping inspectors link findings to the tyre being assessed. Inspectors remain responsible for interpreting its condition and making the final assessment.
Michelin contributed its inspection and product assessment experience, while Anyline supplied measurement and identification capabilities.
Anyline says the approach reduces manual documentation and makes records more consistent and traceable. It also describes field observations as a source of learning for Michelin’s product quality work.
For inspection teams, the practical point is how measurement, identification and professional judgement fit into the same workflow.
The case study describes an ongoing collaboration rather than announcing a newly signed agreement. It provides no deployment figures or quantified performance results.
Tags: Michelin, Anyline, digital tyre inspection, tread measurement, tyre identification, mobile inspection, inspection records, tyre technology
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