The Continental TrueContact Tour is an innovative all-season tire that enhances its predecessor, the TrueContact, with a 27% improvement in durability and robustness. Designed for passenger cars, minivans, and small SUVs, this tire offers exceptional performance and longevity, making it ideal for those seeking reliable traction year-round.
With its EcoPlus Technology, the TrueContact Tour optimizes treadwear and fuel efficiency, reducing rolling resistance and improving range. It features Tuned Performance Indicators that alert drivers when performance is compromised in dry, wet, or snowy conditions.
The tread design, equipped with traction grooves, enhances performance in light snow, while EcoPlus technology ensures improved grip on wet roads. With an impressive 80,000-mile tread life warranty, this tire is a smart choice for drivers looking for a dependable and eco-friendly option.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How long do Continental TrueContact Tour tires last? The TrueContact Tour tires are designed to last up to 80,000 miles for T- and H-rated sizes and 70,000 miles for V-rated sizes, assuming proper use, maintenance, and rotation. For more information, visit the official website.
2. Are Continental TrueContact Tour tires noisy? No, the TrueContact Tour tires are designed with an optimized construction that minimizes road noise and vibrations, enhancing ride comfort.
3. Are the Continental TrueContact Tour tires good in snow? Yes, these tires perform well in light snow conditions due to their all-season tread pattern and traction grooves. However, they are not Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified and should not be used in severe winter conditions.
4. Do the TrueContact Tour tires offer good fuel efficiency? Absolutely! The EcoPlus Technology integrated into the TrueContact Tour tires helps reduce rolling resistance, which contributes to improved fuel efficiency and reduced environmental impact.
5. Where are Continental TrueContact Tour tires made? TrueContact Tour tires are manufactured at various Continental facilities, including those in Germany, Portugal, Romania, and the United States.
