Anyone else running Continental Terrain Contact A/T's?????

[2kwik4u]

Simple, I consider you one of the best educated and best informed members here and, consequently, I never want to miss out as I always like to learn. I'm very competitive myself.

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Thanks for the compliments, I appreciate that. I consider you on the same lists, arguably higher up!

 

[octavio3311]

Bro crushes!

 

[Babin Farms]

Update on my end:
Decided to pull the trigger on some LT 275/70/18 E Goodyear Wrangler All-terrain w/Kevlar. My tire guy said they should be just as good as the Nitto & other popular AT tires out there. When I purchased them, GY had rebates available with the only catch being you had to put on their credit card. Easy enough I figured so I got a card and payed the bill as soon as it showed. Total price out the door was $770.
As of now I’ve got 20k on them and they are wearing well, figure I’ll get 60k or more out of them(hopefully).

 

[2kwik4u]

Update on my end:
Decided to pull the trigger on some LT 275/70/18 E Goodyear Wrangler All-terrain w/Kevlar. My tire guy said they should be just as good as the Nitto & other popular AT tires out there. When I purchased them, GY had rebates available with the only catch being you had to put on their credit card. Easy enough I figured so I got a card and payed the bill as soon as it showed. Total price out the door was $770.
As of now I’ve got 20k on them and they are wearing well, figure I’ll get 60k or more out of them(hopefully).

Awesome feedback.

Sadly I sold off my Sierra about 2.5mo after putting new tires on it. Hope the next guy is enjoying them

 

[Babin Farms]

Sadly I sold off my Sierra about 2.5mo after putting new tires on it. Hope the next guy is enjoying them

That’s usually the way it goes, put $$ into it & sell it

 

[SCP1]

Thinking that’s why I need to buy new tires, so I can get a new vehicle. I’m not sure why but it never seems to fail, when you get new tires. Something changes and you end up getting a new vehicle. I’m holding out to see the new 4Runner’s, in hopes that they up the tow ratings. The new Sequoia coming out looks promising as well. However if looking at the Sequoia’s, Tahoe’s, Expedition’s I have a hard time not just getting the Suburban for the extra space.

 

[suke]

One day I sat down and calculated out roughly how much I've spent on tires in my lifetime.......it was over $20k!!!!

 

[Babin Farms]

I haven’t spent that much but probably close. Before this last set I was up to $1400-1500 for 4 so the $770 this time felt like they were giving them to me.

 

[2kwik4u]

One day I sat down and calculated out roughly how much I've spent on tires in my lifetime.......it was over $20k!!!!

I feel like this is one of those numbers I don't want to know. I've lost count of how many cars I've owned. I don't even want to think about how much I've spent on tires for all those things.

Kinda how EVERY SINGLE NIGHT when I set the alarm on my phone it tells me how long until it goes off. Dammit Google, I did not need to know right this moment that my alarm is set for 6hrs and 38min from now. I know I'm not getting enough sleep, but cheese and flippin rice, do you have to rub it in?

 

[digitalthug916]

I’ve had several different sets of ATs on my truck/s. Continental terrain contact by far offered the best ride. I had them for 40k. Only problem was the soft rubber kept getting chunks torn out in the tread. They handled snow/gravel, even light off-roading well. Most quiet and best on road performance ever. They were quiet even at the 40k mark. 2nd best is Firestone destination at. Great traction in medium off-roading and quiet o road (when new). They got much louder as the tread wore down.

I’m currently running GY wrangler with Kevlar. I got them because they were 1/2 the cost of continentals. They’re also 1/2 as good.

 

[djetok]

We are still loving the conti terrain contacts. Went through a blizzard in the mountains. Not a glitch with the tires. I put them on my tundra that tows the sxs. They do ok in towing. I'm running them at 28 psi, would love to put more air in them too tow. They ride way hard aired up like that.