We bought these to replace the old ones on our BMW and to maintain the service warranty. In my opinion we did not get many miles out of the original set and they are very expensive, but we wanted to maintain the warranty at the time.

I purchased these tires at 30,600 miles and before 42,000 miles, I was told I already needed replacement when I took my car in for servicing. I was told that the 30k expectation doesn't matter here because it's all about road conditions, etc.

I have those 4 years, 80000 miles, still have 5/32 left in all tire with tire rotation every 6000 miles. I have Ford Focus 2014. Hope to drive 25000 more.

Had to replace these tires due to treadwear with just under 20,000 miles. All rotations were done on schedule at the place of purchase. They could not explain why they didn't last. Another and $198.00 in just over a year. Poor quality.

I have had these tires for a little over a year now and this is the second winter. They have been great in all weather. No problems at all with traction in the Ohio snowbelt snow. They are quiet tires and provide a comfortable ride.

Our ContiProContact were purchased to replace the same type which were original on our 2010 Outback. That set of tires served us well for 90.000 miles and we hope the new set will do likewise.

Great ride, handling and little noise but, only received 29,935 miles before wear bars appeared. Rotated and balanced every 5,000 miles. Pretty disappointing.

Despite rotating on a regular basis, these tires wore out. Considering that they were being driven primarily on highways, I am quite disappointed that they are shot at 38k.

I bought a used 2014 Ford Focus SE from my Ford Dealer with 7000 miles on it. At 34000 miles the tires were at minimum tread and had to be replaced. They are also very noisy. DON"T BUY THESE TIRES.

We put these on a 2009 Subaru and are very happy with traction and quiet ride. We live a half mile up a seasonal road and it's not unusual to push snow with the bumper if we get going before the road gets plowed.