Continental tractor tires: compare specifications and inquiry options

Keep different tire applications on separate quote lines

For a farm tractor reference, note the equipment model, axle position, application, rim dimensions, inflation basis and load. For a mechanical front-wheel-drive setup, confirm permitted front and rear rolling circumference pairing with the equipment manufacturer before proposing a different size. Field and road duty may call for different tread, casing or service assumptions. Do not infer agricultural suitability from a truck tire of similar diameter.

The inquiry families above describe starting points for business purchasing, without model-level specifications or availability. For a passenger line, give the vehicle’s required service description and seasonal duty. For a light truck line, record load range, towing or payload conditions, and wheel details. On commercial orders, state steer, drive or trailer service and whether the requested capacity is for a single or dual installation.

Provide quantity by size in tires, with separate counts for spares. Add the destination ZIP, any packaging restrictions and the receiving date. If the same nominal size appears on multiple vehicles, identify the vehicle and axle separately so a supplier does not price one construction for materially different requirements.

For alternatives, request the exact proposed manufacturer and part number, construction and service data, marking information, and the scope of any test documents. Ask for differences to be listed explicitly so your reviewer can accept or reject them. A quote or catalog label is not itself fitment approval.

See how we compare quote scope or submit an application outside the catalog.