In our first video on wheel weights, you received some tips on evaluating your wheel weight inventory and installation process at your shop to get a little more profit margin out of your service work.
In this video, Tire Review’s David Sickels reviews even more tips for choosing the right wheel weight for your shop, from the Tire Review Continental Tire Garage Studio at Babcox Media.
A tire’s wet performance is the safety net drivers need to be prepared for the harshest conditions.
From torrential downpours to light sprinkles, your customer’s tires need to be able to handle any wet weather event that comes their way.
We talk about what contributes to a tire’s wet performance in this Tire Review Continental Tire Garage Studio video.
Customers typically don’t have tire concerns when they’re going for a joy drive in the sun, but when the roads get slick, having tires with wet performance characteristics makes for a secure ride.
Warranties are important for consumers making a big purchase–especially when it comes to tires.
Three tips to prepare you for hydroboost brake unit service.
Tires feature a set of numbers that show a tire’s load index or the amount of weight it can carry.
Tires with rim guards can present some challenges when mounting and demounting these tires onto rims.
New marketing partnerships, GOLD dealer incentives and education around tires for EVs were on the agenda as Continental gave GOLD dealers a business update for the year ahead in sunny Playa Mujeres, Mexico.
Many alternatives – soybeans, dandelions, tomatoes, moss and much more – are being studied and used in potential future products.
Canada bans lead-based wheel balance weights, promoting non-lead alternatives.
Fifth-generation Continental Tire regional all-position truck tires come with improved traction and tire wear.
