Continental introduces ContiTread HDR 5 for regional fleets

Continental Tire is expanding its retread lineup with the launch of the ContiTread HDR 5, a durable regional retread designed to help fleets achieve confident handling, reliable traction, and long service life on regional routes.

Designed for regional applications, the ContiTread HDR 5 features a five‑rib tread pattern that delivers predictable control, stability, and uniform wear for routes with frequent stops, turns, and varying road conditions. Its open shoulder design enhances traction across a range of surfaces and weather conditions, providing dependable real‑world performance without sacrificing durability or mileage.

Built with durability and performance balance in mind, the ContiTread HDR 5 delivers reliable traction without sacrificing mileage, helping fleets get more value from each retread cycle.

“Regional fleets need tires that perform consistently across a wide range of conditions,” said Shaun Uys, VP of Sales and Marketing, Truck Tire RE USA. “The ContiTread HDR 5 was engineered to provide predictable handling, dependable traction, and the durability fleets rely on to keep vehicles moving and costs under control.”

The ContiTread HDR 5 will be available in 210, 220, 230, and 240 widths with a 25/32 tread depth, providing flexibility for a variety of regional truck applications.

To learn more about the ContiTread HDR 5 or to discuss availability, fleets should contact their Continental Retread Solutions Partner or learn more here.

Continental is a leading tire manufacturer and industry specialist. Founded in 1871, the company generated sales of €19.7 billion in 2025 and currently employs around 78,000 people in 54 countries and markets.

Tire solutions from the Tires group sector make mobility safer, smarter, and more sustainable. Its premium portfolio encompasses car, truck, bus, two-wheel, and specialty tires as well as smart solutions and services for fleets and tire retailers. Continental has been delivering top performance for more than 150 years and is one of the world’s largest tire manufacturers. In fiscal 2025, the Tires group sector generated sales of 13.8 billion euros. Continental's tire division currently employs around 55,000 people worldwide and has 19 production and 16 development sites.