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Originally Posted by rmorin1249

One year, that's pathetic. Continental gives 3 years. Maybe not on OEMs but when I put DWS06s on my Corvette they have 3 year road hazard coverage.

But we are talking about OEM’s, and more to the point, all you have to do is google Continental’s “road hazard warranty” and have actual information instead of just making it up yourself.
“When an eligible tire has a road hazard condition during the first 2/32nds of an inch (1.6 mm) of treadwear or first 12 months from date of purchase, whichever comes first, the tire will be replaced with a comparable** Continental brand tire free of charge. A road hazard condition is defined as a cut, snag, puncture, bruise, or impact break.”