I had the stock tires replaced with Conti Pure Contacts at 700 miles on the car. They were an immediate improvement, quieter and grippier. We've been happy with them but fast forward to 34,000 miles on the tires and they are almost due for replacement. That is pretty disappointing on a 60k warranty tire. The car is driven mostly by my wife and yes, she is the proverbial, slow old lady driver. Has anyone else seen this with their Continentals? Alternatives for a replacement that are better wearing and yet still great on the Volt?
2018 Continental TruContact Tour w/Eco Plus
I've been following the running review of the older version of the Conti TC tires and as had been posted, Conti updated the tires Summer 2018. You can tell if you are getting the new ones by the word "tour" at the end.
I just had a set of 4 put on last night.
3/4 of my OEM Goodyear Assurance tires still had really good tread left. One had the dreaded edge wear. Over my 50k miles, I've had to replace some of them one at a time, so when comparing the Conti's to the GY's, most of the tires were in very serviceable condition.
So, the Conti's are wonderful. Quiet, smooth, and really nice grip. MUCH better on my off-ramps that I drive every day. I have them inflated to 40 cold (via internal sensors) and they worked themselves up to 41/42 on my 20 mile ride in 77 deg's.
Way too early to tell about the mileage, but apparently they are a slight improvement over the older TC's.
I HATED the GY's in the wet and snow/slush. They were awful and I never felt secure. We are supposed to get some rain this week so I'll let you know.
Ang
I just had a set of 4 put on last night.
3/4 of my OEM Goodyear Assurance tires still had really good tread left. One had the dreaded edge wear. Over my 50k miles, I've had to replace some of them one at a time, so when comparing the Conti's to the GY's, most of the tires were in very serviceable condition.
So, the Conti's are wonderful. Quiet, smooth, and really nice grip. MUCH better on my off-ramps that I drive every day. I have them inflated to 40 cold (via internal sensors) and they worked themselves up to 41/42 on my 20 mile ride in 77 deg's.
Way too early to tell about the mileage, but apparently they are a slight improvement over the older TC's.
I HATED the GY's in the wet and snow/slush. They were awful and I never felt secure. We are supposed to get some rain this week so I'll let you know.
Ang
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