Which models come with these tyres?
Didn’t know such a thing existed. I have always used a puncture repair kit it’s saved me about 6 trips to the tyre shop
Continental Tyres with ContiSeal looks like a complete marketing scam
Got a small screw within the 5mm limits as specified by Continental and the Tyre still leaked air
Tyre Technology - Sealing punctures with ContiSeal™
Worse still, when you take it in to get repaired, Tyre places say its a headache to remove the ContiSeal goo that is stuck on the inside and are hesitant to do the work.
Seems our friends in the UK have the same issue
ContiSeal tyres and a space saver? What's the point? - Page 3 - VW Tiguan MK2 Forums
Has anyone else experienced nail / screws in their Continental with ContiSeal Tyre's and they still leaked ?
Last edited by FastMitch; 28-01-2020 at 07:01 PM.
Which models come with these tyres?
Didn’t know such a thing existed. I have always used a puncture repair kit it’s saved me about 6 trips to the tyre shop
2018 Allspace 162TSI R Line
Last edited by FastMitch; 28-01-2020 at 09:06 PM.
Same, I had a roofing screw go into mine then took it to a tyre shop and they said these are a massive pain in the arse to repair.
I tried to pull out the roofing screw and it leaked air, so I pushed it back in and took it to a repair shop.
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Yes they did, but charged me $50 where as last time they repaired a normal tyre or was $30.
They use a proper mushroom to plug up the hole, ie remove the tyre plug it up, then back on. Other places just use that rubber strip thing (which you can do yourself).
This was done at Blair's Tyres Lansvale.
Did they have to scrape off the Tar Goo before they put in the plug ?
I wonder if the Continental with ContiSeal comes with any sort of warranty ?
Or if this should be covered under VW warranty as they are the seller ?
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and the percentage of wear incurred. Where tyres are covered by a warranty,
the warranty may not be the same length as the New Vehicle Warranty.
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Last edited by FastMitch; 29-01-2020 at 09:24 PM.
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