I bought my 2014 Ford Focus in the Spring or Summer of that year. Within the first 500 miles, I got a flat tire on the freeway which damaged the rim. Since then, it seems like the tires haven't had any issues since, but wanted to finally rate the tires from my experience. And I had no road assistance.

I have been using them for six months and there is no sign of ware. The tires have very good wet and snow traction as well. The car came with Michelin tires but my mechanic recommended Continental for replacement. The only negative is that the tires are noiser than the Michelin.

I own 4 cars...and all 4 are equipped with Continental tires, Why? Because of their value. Continental tires are not super expensive yet grab the road..are extremely reliable...and have been lasting me many years despite the number of miles on my vehicles. My cars? I own 3 BMWs and a Mini Cooper.....and I love to drive them on the winding country roads where I live. I could spend a little more for tires but wouldn't get any better value.....

These tires have been the worst tires I have ever owned. I have a brand new car and have had to replace my tires every year so far! The first time I had them replaced I was upset to say the least. I mean, why should anyone have to replace tires on a brand new car less than a year old. I purchased the same tires again thinking it was me but, no! This is now my four time needing to replace them within two years! Not to mention the company does absolutely NOTHING to help! Do not make the same mistake I did!!!

This tire came standard on my 2015 Nissan Altima, which I purchased new. My car currently has 94,000 and I still have the the tires that came on the car! Absolutely the best tire I've had on any of my vehicles. I've never even had a flat tire or low air pressure with these tires. While it is time to replace them I'm shocked they still have a bit of tread left. I will definitely purchase the same tires and hopefully get 94,000 out of them!

I drive a E350 Mercedes Sport, the ride & handling is great, rain, snow or sunshine. They are quiet tire with great road grip. For example: Traveling on the highway at 80 MPH in the high speed lane, two cars ahead of me hit the Jersey Barrier, bounce across the lanes, hit the guard rail in the breakdown lane and bounce back across the highway, I was able to maneuver around the situation, avoiding a costly accident. Enough said.

Bought these about four months ago since it was easier/cheaper to try to buy a new set of four (and have a solid matched set) to replace a damaged rim with (since most of the shops wouldn't take the tire off of the old rim. As the title says, there's a reason these are the Stock Tire for a ForTwo Smart. At least for the class of car this is being put on, it's a the proper match and better than most manufacturers put on their offerings- which is kind of expected out of Daimler. Good traction under most conditions, quiet, handles better than many "performance" tires- I fully expect these to hold up as well as the originals (which still had about 1.5 years, maybe a bit less, of good life left on them and these were the original tires off of a 2013 year model with moderate use...). On top of it, the price is fair for what you're buying, unlike so many other tires in this class. When it comes time to replace them again (no illusions there...) if I have the car and Continental offers these tires still, they're going back on without question or reservation.

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.

On my 2015 Nissan Versa, purchased new, they did hold up to the tread wear so no complaints. Car has 59.5 miles and it is evident they need to be replaced soon. They ran well through the winter of '15 and '16, but during the winter of '17 is when I could tell performance was going down. Prior a few inches of snow wasn't a problem, but plowed roads only the third year. I think they will be okay for about another 5k on one more rotation but no confidence to take them though another winter obviously.

I bought these tires from my dealer during the summer, and had only specified that I wanted all-weather tires. They recommended the Continental Procontact tires, which I purchased. A couple of months later I took a sharp curve faster than I should and could feel the tires grab, keeping the car firmly on the road. Surprising! And terrific. Winters are generally mild here, but last winter we had an unexpected snowfall. I had to make the three hour drive home while it was snowing, at night, over snow-covered roads. While the drive took five hours, and I passed multiple accidents, these tires were great on the snow, and I arrived home safely. I have never paid much attention to tires, they all seemed to do the job, but these tires have been exceptional.