Delirious
Well-Known Member
Continental TerrainContact H/T is my go to tire. Oh my second go to tire would be the Continental TerrainContact A/T. I put the Continental Cross Tracks on my wife's Honda's. They are the best Road gripping tires especially on wet roads and they come with a 70,000 mile warranty. The A/T has a 60K warrantyYou can't go wrong. They've got a 60 day moneyback guarantee. Those Bridgestones that come with the truck suck so bad! At 35 miles an hour when I kicked in the turbo I could hear the tire spin with the Bridgestone tires. They don't do that with those Continentals. Discount Tire store gave me $30 trade-in for each tire.I don't do off-road so my replacement tire for the stock Bridgestones (which wore out at about 25000 miles) is the Continental TerrainContact at 265/70/17 (one size larger than stock).
I was looking for a quiet street tire, and that is what I got. I have had no traction issues, but then again I tend to drive like the old man that I am and don't horse the truck around much. So far I like them pretty well.
Tires Plus said they are owned by Bridgestone and they wouldn't give me anything for my Bridgestone tires. They only had 6000 miles on them. I like dealing with discount tire even though they falsely use the name Discount just like the foreigners that open up discount beverage stores. There's nothing discount about them. I guess Americans think they get a good deal in anything that's called Discount. I maybe that's why my wife advertised herself as a discount babe. I would've saved a lot of money over the years if I would've just paid for one as I needed her.
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