- continental
- contisure
- warranty
- tyre
Continental Tires Extends ContiSure Warranty
- by TT News
- April 21, 2022

Continental Tires India has extended its warranty programme ContiSure to cover an additional Ultra High Performance (UHP) range of tyres above 17-inch rim size.
Continental said in a statement that it would offer compensation of 75 per cent of the tyre cost in case of tyre failure.
The validity of the ContiSure warranty extends up to one year from the date of purchase or till the use of 50 per cent of the tread depth of the tyre, whichever comes earlier. The programme is available all across India and can be accessed through the Total Confidence Program (TCP) mobile application, the company said in a release.
The programme covers the tyre against accidental and irreparable damage resulting from a cut, bruise, impact break, or puncture occurring while driving. In case a recently purchased (within one year) tyre gets damaged accidentally while driving and if the wear of the tyre is less than 50 per cent, the consumer can visit the nearest authorised dealer to receive a replacement of the same model at the compensation of 75 per cent of the tyre cost, it said.
Samir Gupta, MD, Continental Tires India, said, “Continental has always stood for quality and premium services. Our products rolled out from any of Continental plants go through a series of rigorous quality checks. However, while driving, an accidental cut or bruise can result in tyre damage. Through our ContiSure programme, we are ensuring peace of mind for our customers with the assurance that they are always covered. We have seen a lot of positive feedback and acceptance from customers and dealer partners alike since we launched the programme in India in 2020. This April, we have extended the programme to the entire range of Ultra High Performance articles to create a long-term value proposition for the consumers of Continental Tires.”
The company said the customers can access TCP App to register ContiSure warranty as well as spot the location of the nearest Continental dealership. Users can download the Conti TCP app from Google Play Store and Apple App Store, or visit the company website for more details. The app allows consumers to register complaints and resolve their tyre-related issues from any part of the country, the release added. (TT)
- Kumho Tire
- Kumho Tire European Tyre Plant
- Premium OE Segment
Kumho Tire To Open First European Tyre Plant
- by TT News
- April 19, 2025

As part of a strategic effort to increase its presence in the region's premium original equipment (OE) market, Kumho Tire has confirmed its plans to establish its first tyre production facility in Europe by 2027.
The company has shortlisted Poland, Serbia and Portugal as possible locations for the plant, which is projected to need an investment of more than KRW1 trillion (USD 705 million). The decision is closely linked to Kumho’s ambition to strengthen its partnerships with European automakers and was revealed by Kumho Tire CEO during the South Korean premiere of Kumho's new Ecsta Sport tyre line.
Kumho has recently secured OE supply contracts with major brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW and Volkswagen Group. At the moment, Kumho runs eight tyre production plants in China, Vietnam, South Korea and the US. Its capacity to compete in the premium OE market, however, has come to be perceived as being constrained by the absence of a European production base. Through the benefits of local production, the new facility will improve response to European client requests, save freight costs and shorten delivery times, all of which will strengthen the company's partnerships.
- Sentury Tire
- Sentury Tire USA
- Associate Dealer Programmes
- Delinte HYPERDRIVE Associate Dealer Program
- Landsail Elyte Associate Dealer Program
Sentury Opens Pre-Enrolment For Associate Dealer Programmes
- by TT News
- April 18, 2025

Sentury Tire USA has opened pre-enrolment for its two associate dealer programmes (ADPs), the Delinte HYPERDRIVE Associate Dealer Program and the Landsail Elyte Associate Dealer Program, underscoring the company’s commitment to rewarding dedication and partnership to the Landsail and Delinte brands.
The ADPs, which are customised for each brand and intended to encourage dealers, will formally start on 1 June 2025. Both programmes give dealers access to special benefits, incentives and strong tools to help them expand their businesses. This involves dependable customer service, effective marketing and worthwhile financial incentives to promote dealers' success at every stage.
Beginning in Q3, dealers may earn up to USD three per tyre through the Delinte HYPERDRIVE Associate Dealer Program. Dealers can receive retroactive benefits for purchases completed in Q2 if they register before 1 June. The awards are available for all Delinte PTR, LTR and the new DV3 LMD AS last-mile delivery tyres. For all Landsail PTR and LTR tyres, independent dealers that sign up for the Landsail Elyte Associate Dealer Program can also earn up to USD three per tyre. For customers who sign up by June 1, the new LMD 100 AS last-mile delivery is also eligible for the benefits and will get the same early bird incentive for Q2 2025.
No initial order is necessary. Dealers only need to register to begin making money. According to the monthly programme rewards structure, 48 tyre purchases each month are eligible for a reward of USD one per tyre, 120 tyres are eligible for a reward of USD two per tyre and 240 or more tyres are eligible for a reward of USD three per tyre.
- ENSO
- ENSO Premium
- EV-Specific Tyres
- Electric Vehicle Tyres
- UHP Tyres
ENSO Launches EV-Specific UHP Tyre Range For Premium EVs
- by TT News
- April 18, 2025

ENSO, a London-based tyre manufacturer engaged in the production of sustainable tyres specially designed for electric vehicles (EVs), has launched its new ENSO Premium range of EV-specific ultra-high-performance (UHP) tyres aimed at drivers of high-performance EVs such as the Tesla Model 3 and Model Y.
Specifically designed for electric passenger vehicles, the ENSO Premium range comes with A/A EU-label ratings for both energy efficiency and wet grip. The tyres are designed to provide safety, increased range and a reduced total cost of ownership. Conventional tyre designs frequently fall short of the special performance needs of electric vehicles, which include greater vehicle weight, regenerative braking and higher torque loads. By lowering tyre wear and rolling resistance, ENSO Premium takes care of these issues.
The company is an authorised provider of replacement tyres for LEVC's electric taxis and has partnered with Uber to install its tyres in high-mileage metropolitan areas. The company now plans to grow throughout Europe and North America, and with ENSO Premium, it is now offering its services to individual EV owners throughout the United Kingdom. According to ENSO, the range offers advantages including longer tyre life and fewer replacements, lower energy usage, fewer charging stops and lower CO₂ emissions and tyre particle pollution.
Gunnlaugur Erlendsson, CEO and Co-Founder, ENSO, said, “We’re plugging a long-standing gap in the tyre market by offering EV drivers a purpose-built, affordable, premium EV tyre alternative that matches the innovation of their EV.”
- Kraton Corporation
- Price Hike
- Bio-Based Products
Kraton Corporation Announces Price Hike For SBS, SIS And HSBC Products
- by TT News
- April 17, 2025

Kraton Corporation, a leading global sustainable producer of specialty polymers and high-value bio-based products derived from pine wood pulping co-products, has announced a general price hike in North America for its SBS, SIS and HSBC product lines with effect from 1 May 2025.
Following a careful analysis of the effects of recently implemented tariffs, related cost increases and a conclusion that the company cannot independently absorb these repercussions, Kraton is adopting these pricing hikes, according to a company statement. The company further said that it will keep an eye on the scene and reassess these measures promptly in the event that conditions and US import tariffs alter.
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