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.

New Honda Civic Coupe purchased in 2012, original tires are still rolling. Im just now purchasing new tires at 93,740 miles. The tires are showing wear but still performing.With regular maintenance and rotation, I have gotten my monies worth. Looking to purchase a new set from Continental. This time I will upgrade to the True Contact tire. I expect satisfaction due to this current experience. God Bless.

Over the years, I have run Pirelli, Michelin, Goodyear and Firestone....all high end. The Contis are the quietest and most comfortable while maintaining performance capability. I feel like that sounds like a paid ad, but I truly like this tire and have referred a couple of friends already.

Came standard on a 2014 Nissan versa...very happy with the daily use of the tire (trip, fuel efficiency, wet behavior, etc but at less than 30 K miles the wear markers are already visible...I guess another max 5000 and the are gone. Really like the tires but will probably opt for another brand next time due to treat life.

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!!!

These tires are too expensive to only last 20K miles. I've seen other reviews with longer mileage but I guess I wasn't that lucky. Everything else was great with the tires but I expect to get more than 20,000 on tires. I just spent a lot of $$ to replace my tires after 20,000 miles. Not good.

As Mustangs are notoriously bad in wet and winter weather and as a volunteer firefighter, I needed a tire that would keep the slippage to a minimum and the ContiProContact series did the trick. This is my second set and I have to say, prior to them, I had never purchased tires from any competitor that demonstrated the traction and amazing wear time that these Contis have.

We bout a new 2015 Honda piolet and these were on the first day home a small ston punctured the tire going in the driveway . 7 more plug repairs in the last year .and two in the last 2 days,anti skid is what goes in the little traction groves and they puncture right through .31, 000 miles and they should soon be replaced

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...

I had the tires for 8 months when I hit a pot hole. unfortunately it caused a hold in the side of the front left tire. I took it to tires plus to see if I was covered by my warranty and unfortunately I wasn't. to make matters worse I have a awd car and was told I would need 4 new tires when I only had about 13k miles on them. I ended up getting some coopers and I have had any problems so far. The road nose, comfort, and fuel economy were Excellent. Just poor tread life.