Continental Premium Contact 6 Disappoints Me

Dear Muhammed K., First of all, we would like to express our regrets regarding the unwanted situation you have conveyed. As a result of the investigation, it has been determined that the sidewall of the tire was subjected to an impact from an external factor, and due to this impact, the cords broke, leading to sudden air loss and consequently, the tire disintegrated. This situation that occurred with your tire is a result of air loss during use. Possible causes include puncture by a foreign object, a cut in the tread/sidewall area of the tire, or air leakage from the valve. Air loss during use causes the tire to overheat, which in turn leads to sudden disintegration of the tire. The possible scenarios are outlined in the service bulletin we have shared in the attachment. The warranty procedure covers manufacturing, workmanship, and material defects. The situation identified with your tire is due to external factors and is specified under the "Usage Errors" section of the product warranty certificate. Article 1 – Damages caused by unsuitable road conditions such as potholes, bumps, curbs, and low shoulders. Article 2 – Damages caused by hard and sharp objects such as glass, nails, stones, metal, etc. Article 9 – Damages occurring in tires used with air pressure not conforming to the specified standards. We present this information for your attention and wish you a good day and safe driving. Best regards, Continental Customer Service