Michelin Expands Hyderabad Retail Network With Four New Stores

Michelin has opened four new Tyres & Services stores in Hyderabad, expanding its retail network and access to Made-in-India Primacy 5 tyres.

07 Sep 2026 | 3 Views | By Eshisha Java

Michelin has opened four new Michelin Tyres & Services (MTS) outlets in Hyderabad, expanding its retail network in South India. The stores are located in Jubilee Hills, Saroornagar, Gandimaisamma and Kompally.

The expansion also increases access to Michelin’s recently launched Made-in-India Primacy 5 passenger vehicle tyres. The company said the outlets have been developed in line with its global retail standards, with dedicated service bays, advanced equipment and customer waiting areas.

Michelin Opens Four New Tyres & Services Stores In Hyderabad

The Jubilee Hills outlet has been opened in partnership with Wheel O City. The dealer has been serving customers for nearly 17 years, according to Michelin.

The Saroornagar store has been opened in partnership with Vigneshwara Wheels, which was established in 2013. The outlet expands Michelin’s presence in the residential area.

The third outlet is located in Gandimaisamma and has been opened in partnership with Sachin Tyres. Michelin said the partner has 17 years of experience.

The fourth store is located in Kompally and has been opened in partnership with Lambodara Tyres. The dealer was established in 2012.

New Michelin Stores Located Across Hyderabad

The four outlets cover locations across the city, including Jubilee Hills and Saroornagar, as well as Gandimaisamma and Kompally in emerging residential and logistics corridors. Michelin said the expansion is intended to improve access to its tyre products and services in Hyderabad.

The Jubilee Hills and Gandimaisamma outlets were inaugurated by Benjamin Coesnon, Marketing Director B2C, Michelin India. The Saroornagar and Kompally outlets were inaugurated by Kunal Doshi, SP Director, Michelin India.

New Outlets To Improve Access To Primacy 5 Tyres

Michelin India managing director Shantanu Deshpande said the company considers Hyderabad an important market as urban development, infrastructure expansion and premium vehicle demand increase. He added that the four outlets form part of Michelin’s efforts to expand its retail network and its Made-in-India passenger vehicle tyre portfolio.

Michelin said Hyderabad remains a strategically important market for its growth in India, citing increasing premium vehicle ownership and continued urban expansion. The company is expanding its Tyres & Services network through partnerships with local dealers.

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