How long is the warranty on Continental tires?
3-Year
All passenger and light truck tires sold through Continental Tire & Auto are covered by a 3-Year Road Hazard Warranty* protecting customers against treadwear damage and tire failure. Continental Tire & Auto will repair or replace** any tires damaged during standard, legal vehicle operation.
How many miles should a Continental tire last?
Mileage Warranty
| Miles | Kilometers | |
|---|---|---|
| ExtremeContact Sport™ | 30000 | 50000 |
| ProContact™ GX/TX/RX | ||
| S & T Rated | 65000 | 105000 |
| H Rated | 55000 | 90000 |
Is there a warranty on factory tires?
Tires have a separate warranty New-car tires are not covered by the vehicle’s basic warranty. Instead, the warranty comes from the tiremaker, and it’s outlined in a booklet you should find in your new car’s glove box. The tire warranty protects against premature tire wear or manufacturing defects.
Are there any recalls on Continental tires?
Continental Tire is recalling about 94,000 tires from the Continental, General, and Barum brands because of a manufacturing defect that could cause a blowout. These vehicle manufacturers will directly contact owners of vehicles with recalled tires to schedule a replacement, free of charge.
Do all Continental tires have a warranty?
All Continental passenger and light truck tires are eligible for the Limited Warranty for a maximum of up to 72 months from the date of purchase. The Limited Warranty allows for free replacement within the first 12 months.
Are my Continental tires under warranty?
All our tires are covered by our extensive warranty policy. Depending on the legal framework in your country (details may vary), most markets are covered by a minimum warranty period of two years starting from the day when you purchased the tire.
Who is Continental tires made by?
Continental AG
| Continental’s headquarters in Hanover | |
|---|---|
| Total equity | €12.64 billion (2020) |
| Owners | Schaeffler Group |
| Number of employees | 232,023 (2020) |
| Website | www.continental-corporation.com |
Are Continental tires good quality?
Continental tires are an excellent option for all-season drivers and are notably safe in wet and dry conditions. The brand also offers a few reputable winter tires, which may be a good option for drivers looking for more affordability. However, Continental would not always be our first choice for some tire types.
How long are factory tires good for?
So, how long should tires last? The straightforward answer is “it depends.” A normal set of tires should last for 60,000 to 75,000 miles, or about four to five years.
Who are Continental tires made by?
Continental Tire, a subsidiary of a German company, makes tires in five states: Michigan, Georgia, North Carolina, Texas and Illinois. General Tires are now made by Continental. Yokohama, another Japanese multinational, manufactures tires in Virginia.
What is the warranty on your tires?
All our tires are covered by our extensive warranty policy. Depending on the legal framework in your country (details may vary), most markets are covered by a minimum warranty period of two years starting from the day when you purchased the tire.
Why choose Continental for your tire monitoring?
For 150 years we have developed innovative, safe and sustainable products for you– and we have no intention of stopping now. Continental’s intelligent tire comes with a pre-mounted tire sensor, which constantly monitors pressure and temperature. Wondering which of Continental’s digital tire monitoring solutions is right for you?
What did contincontinental change the name of its long haul tires?
Continental has renamed its long haul tire for improved clarity. The new nomenclature is descriptive and easy to use, ensuring that tire dealers and fleets are able to pinpoint the tire’s application and usage at a glance.
What hascontinental renamed its commercial waste transport tires and retreads?
Continental has renamed its commercial waste transport tires and retreads for improved clarity. The new nomenclature is descriptive and easy to use, ensuring that tire dealers and fleets are able to pinpoint the tire’s application and usage at a glance.