Who invented the tire for the car?

In 1895, the French brothers Andre and Edouard Michelin created the first car tyre on a vehicle built for themselves that baptized as L'Eclair (The Lightning).
Previously, in 1839 Charles Goodyear had developed the vulcanization process that gives elastic properties of rubber and John Boyd Dunlop in 1888 designed a wheel that combined inflatable fabric, rubber and leather.

The brothers created in 1891 Michelin tire detachable initially applied to the bicycle, before revolutionize the world of motor. Recall that in 1898 an electric car, Jamais Content, which was equipped with Michelin tires, postage for the first time the barrier of 100 miles per hour.