The Michelin Condor 072-308-0 aircraft tire is engineered for general aviation operators who require a lightweight, efficient tire solution for routine operations. Manufactured by Michelin, the Condor series is designed to meet the operational needs of certified light aircraft operating primarily from paved surfaces.
This tire features a 5.00-5 size with a 4-ply rating (4PR), providing a balanced combination of reduced weight and adequate load-carrying capability. As a result, it is well suited for aircraft where weight savings and efficient ground handling are priorities. The bias-ply construction and reinforced casing help maintain structural integrity during repeated taxi, takeoff, and landing cycles.
The Michelin Condor series uses an aviation-grade rubber compound developed to deliver consistent grip and controlled braking on hard runway surfaces. Therefore, pilots benefit from smooth ground handling, predictable braking response, and reliable day-to-day performance. This tire is rated for speeds up to 120 mph, aligning with typical light general aviation operating profiles.
Furthermore, the tire is approved for use on a wide range of general aviation aircraft when installed in accordance with aircraft, wheel, and tire manufacturer specifications. Michelin’s quality control standards ensure uniformity, balance, and dependable performance throughout the tire’s service life.
Overall, the Michelin Condor 5.00-5 aircraft tire is an excellent choice for aircraft owners, flight schools, and maintenance organizations seeking a lightweight, cost-effective aviation tire for routine general aviation operations.
Key features & benefits
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Lightweight general aviation aircraft tire
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Size 5.00-5
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4-ply rating (4PR) for reduced weight and efficiency
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Bias-ply construction
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Tube-type (TT) design for inner-tube installation
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120 mph speed rating
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Predictable braking and smooth ground handling
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Designed for paved runway surfaces
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Manufactured to certified aviation standards
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