Compass CT7000 - 195/50R13 104/101N

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The Compass CT7000 is an economy-focused tyre designed for budget-conscious drivers who require a reliable and safe solution for daily commuting. Engineered to exceed all legally required performance standards, this model offers a balanced driving experience with an asymmetric tread pattern optimized for both dry and wet road conditions; however, potential buyers should note that as an economy tyre, it may lack the specialized high-speed or extreme weather performance characteristics found in premium-priced performance tyres.
| Model Part Number | CT7000-03 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Compass |
The CT7000 is designed for standard dry and wet conditions. It is not classified as a dedicated winter or snow tyre.
Always refer to the vehicle manufacturer's placard located inside the driver's side door jamb for recommended PSI.
It means the inner and outer sides of the tyre have different patterns to handle different tasks, such as water evacuation and cornering grip.
No, these are economy tyres designed for daily road use and do not possess the heat resistance or compound characteristics required for track use.
Replace your tyres when the tread depth reaches the wear indicator bars (typically 1.6mm) or if the tyre shows signs of aging such as sidewall dry rot.
Check wheel alignment and verify that the suspension components are functioning correctly.
The tyres may require re-balancing; consult a professional technician to verify weight distribution.
Inspect the tread and sidewall for punctures or debris, and check that the valve stem is not leaking.
To ensure the longevity of your Compass CT7000 tyres, professional installation and electronic wheel balancing are highly recommended upon mounting. Regularly check your tyre pressure once a month and before long trips, as under-inflated tyres can cause uneven wear and decreased fuel efficiency. Rotate your tyres every 5,000 to 8,000 miles to promote even tread wear across all four positions. Always inspect the sidewalls for cuts, bulges, or deep cracks during your routine oil changes.