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I was referring to the two tires you suggested.

Guess neither tire will work with my Speed Rated V Camry. Called Continental today and was told for my Camry, I need to stay with a V rated tire, or the handling will be off.

Not concerned about the price. The GY is running a bit higher, about $20 more a tire, so $80 more isn’t going to make a difference.

My research is just about done! Has anyone had any experience with both of these tires? Tires will go on a 2018 Camry LE. The tires are going to get a lot of highway driving on many very long trips over the next few years. I became interested in the Goodyear after reading some reviews on how...

What year Camry? And what was the tire ? Thanks

Funny Story… I checked the tire rating on my wife’s Accord today. It is 91V When we put on new tires 5 years ago, the mechanic suggested General RT43’s, so i said sure, you’re the expert, and I did not realize this, until today, the Generals he put on are rated 91T. I’ve driven the Accord a...

Thanks for all the feedback!!! One more question: Since I’m going to be doing quite a bit of highway driving over the next few years, from a safety standpoint, wouldn’t the Pure Contact be the better choice over the True Contact? Seems the Pure Contact would offer a better road handling for...

Here are the specs between the Conti Pure and Contact. Pure has a thread depth of 10/32 and the Contact is 11/32. Is there anything that stands out that is problematic going to the H rated True Contact on my V speed rated Camry?

Heck I’m old. Getting up to 80 on the highway gets me nervous. I let the people cranking 80 and above just pass me out on the highway.

I just talked to a guy from one of the bigger local tire shops in my area and he said it’s no problem putting speed rated H tires on a V rated Camry. He said you will never reach the H rated speeds, so it’s really not a concern.

Which Conti’s do you have on your Camry? Thanks

Do you have any feedback between the True Contact vs the Pure Contact?

I have a 2018 Camry LE, the tire size is: 215/55R/17 94V. I live in Connecticut, but I never drive in the snow anymore. Being recently retired, I just wait for the snow storm to end. We are planning on doing quite a bit of long highway driving all around the Country. Would like a tire that will...