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Continental Tire Announces June Promotion

From June 1 through June 30, consumers who purchase four qualifying Continental Tire passenger tires will receive a $70 Visa prepaid card.

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By aftermarketNews Staff
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From June 1 through June 30, consumers who purchase four qualifying Continental Tire passenger tires will receive a $70 Visa prepaid card.  

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Among the qualifying passenger tires are Continental’s latest performance tires, the ExtremeContact Sport and ExtremeContact DWS06, as well as Continental’s latest all-season touring tires, the PureContact LS and TrueContact Tour. 

According to the company, the purchase of a set of Continental tires provides an extra measure of confidence because it is upheld by the Total Confidence Plan. This is a comprehensive package including limited warranty, flat tire roadside assistance, customer satisfaction trial, mileage warranty (if applicable) and road hazard coverage.

For a dealer near you, visit www.continentaltire.com/store-finder. For questions, contact customer service at (877) 292-9411.

To be eligible for the promotion, tires must be purchased in a single transaction. This promotion is void where prohibited by state law and offer is valid in the forty-eight (48) contiguous Continental U.S. and D.C.

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