Continental steer tires

Is this the one you are asking about or is this the one you are already using?

 

I would have to look to be sure but probably around $450-$500 plus installation. I have very good results with these tires also. I don’t run them on any positions but the steers but eventually may run them on my trailer when I pull them off the steers. USAL ran the same size tire in all 18 positions and had very good wear on my friends rigs. I pull them off about 80,000 miles now and they have a whole lot of life left on the trailer.

 

We had a couple 07 trucks that had 295s all the way around. Drive wear was phenomenal, finding anything but steers in that size was impossible. IIRC, they were getting almost double the mileage out of them.

 

I would stay away from that tire. My 23 Pete high rail, came with these tires from the factory, and they lasted roughly 100k. Thinking, this is really good, I decided to get same set. 27k later, my passenger steer did this. Purchased another set, same Continentals, because they were the only tires available where I was in WY. 17k later, same passenger tire, that I got in WY did exactly same thing, damaging my hood.Only Michelins now. They were HS3

 

That is why I quit using Michelin on my steers. Blow out at 65MPH empty with the Michelin. I am 5 sets in now on the Continental’s and they are working great for me.

 

Not for IATA members. We are paying around $500 each.

 

not the tires fault. You need to get alignment done on new stingers. Don’t trust the factory alignment