Temperatures Are Dropping: Time For Winter Tires

With winter here, Continental Tire North America, Inc., is launching a “45-degree Make the Switch” campaign. “It’s a fact: as temperatures drop below 45-degree, so does an all-season tire’s ability to grip the road. And that can lead to dangerous driving conditions,” said Joerg Burfien, director of R & D, Continental Tire North American, Inc. “Since all-season and winter tires are about as similar as sandals and snowshoes, we’ve launched this program to encourage our customers to stay safer in winter by switching to Continental Winter Tires.

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Temperatures Are Dropping: Time to Make the Switch to Continental Winter Tires

Posted on December 12, 2007 by admin

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Goodyear offers to exchange certain small truck, minivan tires

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. offered exchanges Friday for certain tires sold for use with minivans and small trucks, but insisted the decision is not a recall. Goodyear believes that some of these tires under adverse conditions can have tread separation. It offered to exchange P215/70R14 tires sold under 23 private label names, including Douglas, Kelly, Mohave and Republic, in the United States and Canada.

Goodyear offers to exchange certain small truck, minivan tires

Posted on December 2, 2007 by admin

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Be safe: Check age of tire before buying

You wouldn’t buy out-dated milk or medicines, and you shouldn’t buy out-dated tires either. This next viewer discovered, in a horrifying way, what all consumers should understand– you need to know when a tire was made before you buy it.

Be safe: Check age of tire before buying

Posted on November 28, 2007 by admin

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Ask: Will low-profile tires wear out faster than normal tires?

Low-profile tires do not inherently wear out quicker because of their sidewall height. Most do wear out faster, though, because the majority of low-profile tires are high-performance.  Learn more by clicking here:

Will low-profile tires wear out faster than normal height tires?

Posted on November 28, 2007 by admin

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