I bought these tires after buying a set of Continental Extreme Contact DWS tires for a different vehicle (1998 Grand Prix GTP). I was so impressed with the Extreme contact tires that I am now a Continental customer for life! I would've bought a set of Extreme contact's for this car (2004 Buick Century) but they didn't make the correct size for this vehicle. Even still I was NOT disappointed. These Conti Pro Contact tires have been excellent in the six years that I have owned them. They are a quiet and smooth ride on dry pavement and they perform exceptionally well in rain and snow. Living in Michigan, these tires have seen it all and I highly recommend them. The handling and traction in all road conditions is outstanding! After six years and easily 60,000 miles they are just now getting to the point where they need to be replaced. If we weren't approaching another winter, I could easily get another 5000 to 10000 miles or so out of them.

These are on my honda accord sport from factory, seem to be a pretty good fit and mix of handling and smooth road manners... noisy honda cars, great reliability, poor dampening of road noise, so cannot say its tires... all hondas noisy on the highway...

These tires came on my new 2018 Nissan Sentra that I bought in May 2018. Less than 8 months and 16,000 miles later, they are useless. The dealer says the warranty is void because I never had the wheels aligned. It never felt like they needed alignment. Winter weather in the Poconos means I need to get a full set of new tires now and they won't be Continentals.

I worked in the tire business for 19 yrs, never have I come across an issue with Continental tires. The ContiPro came on my 2017 Chevy Trax I have 7,607 miles on this vehicle and have maintained all services and rotations and less than 4/32nd left on the tires,, I would like to know what I could have done differently, as I am accustom to closer to 18,000 to 30,000 miles on the average tire. per Ron DiCriscio 2/14/2019

Came stock on my 2014 Jetta. I can't complain as they have 58,000 on them and I could get a little more but we are approaching the rainy season here in Fl so I'll replace them. A little noisy but do everything else well( I believe the road noise complaint are from autos with cheap insulation and from people who don't get an alignment twice a year resulting in choppy wear)

Had these for almost a year and have zero complaints about them they've done their job and more they have great grip and they have done great in the rain so far haven't had much experience with them in the snow but everything is definitely been great

I work for a Nissan dealer and they have used this tire as stock on Altima since at least 2005 .As long as they are rotated on these front wheel drive cars 60k tread life is easy.They are a quiet and consistent performing tire .I have them on 2 of my own cars my kids drive and I don't worry .I see these tires every day on a lot of customer cars and don't see anything better.Not the cheapest but you don't but them as often.

I am about to buy my third set of tires for my Equus. I apparently have put 32K mile on these conti pro contact tires. They are shredding. Really?!?!?! I drive on nice , smooth, pavement and asphalt. Shouldn't these tires last longer than that? I realize they are a soft tire, but come on. I may just have to go back to Michelins or something else. These are not working for me.

Suggested to last 60K miles. First set lasted 25, second set almost worn down at 30K. Losing the great wet traction these tires have when they are new. 80% of my driving is done on Florida highways, therefore not a lot of wear and tear from cornering. Normal driver, rotate tires with oil change every 6-7.5K miles.

I have a 2014 Ford Escape that runs on 235/45/19 tires. ContiProContacts came OEM. When they wore out ( 55000) I thought I was doing myself a favor by buying new Michelin Premier LTX's Big mistake. Had to trade them in under the 30'day risk free trial. They were really bad. Anyway had them put on new ContiProContacts and all is good in the world again.