I purchased a 2023 Toyota Corolla cross on July 6th 2023 after my 10 year old Toyota Yaris was totaled by being rearended at a stoplight. Since I’ve had the car, I’ve been in the tire shop 3 times (2in the last week) for my tires going flat due to 2 screws and one bolt. In 10 years on the Yaris, only took it in once for a metal clothespin part that made my tire go flat. The cross has continental pro contact tires on it and I don’t think they are bad tires. I’ve heard good things about them, but can’t figure out if it’s just me and bad luck, or if it’s a poor quality tire. They r the originals that came with the cross.
origamiqueen
Yes, at least one of them I think I picked up driving by some new home construction.that sucksI'm not sure but could it be something about where you're driving? Like a construction area or something? Just a thought
Have gone a couple years on a set of tires with no issues, then had a nail in one and a screw in another within a couple weeks of each other. Luck of the draw. Also skinned a parking lot curb last year and put a nice slice in my sidewall but it held air. Went back to feel the curb and sure enough there was an area of small angular (aka sharp) pebbles embedded in the concrete where I made contact. Luckily it was nearing time for a new set so got them a bit early to avoid a possible blowout.
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