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Cooper Endeavor Plus Review
You’ll find the Cooper Endeavor Plus on a lot of service shop lists these days, especially when crossovers or midsize SUVs come in with worn all-seasons. It’s not there to sell performance or winter grip. It’s stocked for drivers who need predictable tread life, quiet rotation, and steady highway behavior from the first install to… Read more
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Continental TrueContact Tour Review
Most drivers don’t shop for the Continental TrueContact Tour based on appearance or cornering grip. It comes up in long-term reviews, tire shop records, and rotation notes logged on commuter sedans, hybrids, and family crossovers. You’ll find it on Camrys, Accords, Rogues, and Outbacks that cycle through 20,000-mile service windows without much feedback from the… Read more
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Continental CrossContact LX Sport Review
Most drivers don’t ask for the Continental CrossContact LX Sport. It comes already mounted, bolted onto new crossovers rolling out of Audi, Mercedes, BMW, and Volvo showrooms. This tire isn’t marketed for grip or trail use. It’s tuned for quiet road behavior, steady highway tone, and predictable wear under factory suspension. In this detailed, handmade… Read more
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Continental ContiProContact Review
The Continental ContiProContact shows up on a wide mix of factory builds, usually mounted before the buyer signs the paperwork. It’s been a go-to OE tire for over a decade across sedans, hatchbacks, and compact crossovers from Mercedes, Hyundai, Nissan, and Volkswagen. Most drivers don’t shop for it directly, but they end up logging tens… Read more
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Michelin CrossClimate 2 Review
The CrossClimate 2 didn’t start out as a traditional all-season. It landed in the market with a new silhouette, sharp V-shaped tread, and the kind of compound design that looked more like a winter tire than anything meant for dry pavement. But it wasn’t just built to look different. Michelin targeted year-round drivability for drivers… Read more
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Goodyear Assurance All-Season Review
Daily use on worn streets, dry interstates, and the occasional slick overpass. That’s where the Goodyear Assurance All-Season lands for most drivers, especially those running older sedans, base-model crossovers, and second-hand minivans that stay within city limits or run modest highway mileage. It’s not a tire designed for grip-heavy launches or winter storms. What it… Read more
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Goodyear Assurance MaxLife 2 Now Available in the U.S. and Canada
Goodyear has officially introduced their all-new Assurance MaxLife 2 premium all-season tire on July 23, 2025. Drivers in North America should celebrate – or at least rethink their next tire purchase decision – as the new MaxLife 2 will now be available for purchase in U.S. and Canada as well! The Goodyear Assurance MaxLife 2… Read more
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General Altimax RT45 Recall Issued by Continental – July 2025
Continental Tire the Americas, LLC has just issued a recall for 542 units of the General Altimax RT45 tire – as announced on the official NHTSA website. Normally, a car tire recall is no joke and this case is no exception. It turns out that 542 units of the 235/60R18 size of this tire model… Read more
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Recall Alert: Over 4,000 Accelera Omikron Tires Recalled Due to Potential Sidewall Separation
PT. Elangperdana Tyre Industry (EP Tyre) has recently issued a major recall for Accelera Omikron tires. These tires are most often put on light trucks and SUVs. One specific size of this tire model is affected: LT265/65R18 tires. We consider it a major recall asthe number of units potentially affected is over 4,000. As always,… Read more
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Recall Alert: Michelin CrossClimate 2 SUV Tires Recalled for Missing DOT Markings
Centropneus SRL, the company behind Michelin tires, has issued a recall for no less than 640 Michelin CrossClimate 2 SUV tires. The reason: DOT labelings are missing from these tires thus violating U.S. tire safety standards. What’s The issue Exactly? The issue is that 640 Michelin CrossClimate 2 tires in the size 255/60R18 112V XL… Read more
