WOW!!! Tires are expensive.

[Quicksilver]

WOW!!! Didn't know that. Here's what I found and it's the only one listed.
The OE code is P.

Latitude Tour HP | Michelin Tires

Originally Posted by JCL

Depends which OE version you want. Michelin uses OE codes matched to different tire part numbers for the same size tire.

BM is BMW
HY is Hyundai
GM, MB, and VW are self explanatory
K is Kia
T is Toyota
V is Volvo

The Michelin web site lists the details. I have seen the same codes in local tire store catalogs, although they don't necessarily carry all of them. And only the sizes offered as OE are available in OE versions.

[TwinsPoppa]

Originally Posted by Quicksilver

WOW!!! Didn't know that. Here's what I found and it's the only one listed.
The OE code is P.

Latitude Tour HP | Michelin Tires

P = Porsche

[Quicksilver]

Thanks. I knew that. I just found it interesting
that the Michelin site would provide a tire specked for P when my search was for OE.
I didn't see anything that had a BM designation.

EDIT: after nosing around the Michelin site I found my OE tires.
Energy MXV4 Plus | Michelin Tires

Originally Posted by TwinsPoppa

P = Porsche

[JCL]

I think it is great that this is a balanced discussion with a lot of info. I didn't know the Porsche code, never looked at a tire in an OE Porsche size I suppose, but I found these additional codes:

Originally Posted by Michelin web site

OE [Vehicle Manufacturer] Sidewall Marking: * = BMW, M0 & R01 = Mercedes-Benz, V0 = Volkswagen, NO = Porsche

OE Code [Original Equipment Key]: AC=Acura, AU=Audi, BM = BMW, F=Ford, MB = Mercedes-Benz, VW = Volkswagen, I = Infiniti, K=Kia, L=Lexus, LR = Land Rover, P=Porche, T = Toyota, V=Volvo

Interesting about the Ferrari tread depth. I had seen that on one other code once, on a specific Michelin tire.