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)

I bought a brand new 2016 focus came with contiprocontact and I'm amazed how they do in snow and ice.I got now almost 25,000 and traction still holds in the rain.it got 4/32nd of tread left and hopefully I can get 30,000or more.ill definitely buy the same one and still getting 42.5 mpg

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!

These tires came on my new Chevy malibu in 2014, still driving on these tires with 84000 miles on them. Wear bars are starting to show and I will replace them with the same. It still handles very good on wet and slippery roads and still very quiet with low road noise.

These came as OEM tires on a 2010 Civic sedan. They gave me 56k miles, but got very loud as time went on. Almost unbearable towards the end. Couldn't even have a comfortable Bluetooth conversation. I might have gotten 3-5k more miles out of them, but decided to upgrade early. If you don't mind the road noise they do last a long time. Not 80k warranty long, but longer than most.

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.

Took my car for it's very first oil change, where they rotated my tires. By the second oil change they told me that my tires were bald. I bought the car brand new, nobody drove the car. Tried to contact the warranty department in regards to the tire, and no help! Save your time and your money and do NOT purchase these tires unless you want to waste money!

These Tires Hold up well in the Rain, Especially neccessary in the Pacific NW. They are good for a passenger Tire in the Snow, and will get you from point a to point b, they have good travel life. Put about 30K on them and they still have half the tread left.

My previous tires lasted 40K miles. Purchased four tires Jan 2017 and was just told when I went in for rotation that after 9K miles that due to excessive wear I needed new tires again! My driving habits have not changed and having to buy new tires again is poor quality. Will never recommend these to anybody!

Rotated every 10,000 miles (Every oil change for this baby SUV) and the tires wore perfectly evenly. Car currently has 55K miles on it and tires are down to the wear bars. Absolutely awesome traction when new, we drove our Escape down an unplowed road in rural Wisconsin a few winters ago. Snow was higher than the front bumper of the car, and we were throwing it over the windshield at 30-45 MPH. When everything thawed out, we took the Escape down a "minimum maintenance road" in rural Minnesota - and fell through the mud. The muck was up to the axles of the little SUV, but it still managed to pull its way out of the mess with a minimum of fuss (Which went on for a good 2 miles). Note if you try this stunt, be sure to hose out the wheels - parts of the wheels were actually underground for a bit, so they got jammed full of mud and everything shook due to unbalancing the wheels from all the mud and gunk jammed on the inside of the wheel