great traction and ride. Wow what difference a set of tires make!

These tires are amazing in wet & dry conditions. Amazing tires

Have these tires on two vehicles. Very pleased. Great grip and quit.

These are very good tires. Love the ride and wear.

very nice tire's, comfortble, no noise and good on gas milege's

Overall very happy with my purchase. Keeps the great original feel of the car

I've run summer and winter continental tires on my last two cars. So I was happy when my new Buick tourx came with continental tires. Last fall all of a sudden my right front tire developed a horrible vibration. I decided I would just change to my winter tires and rebalance in the spring. This spring I put the tires back on and the vibration made the car undrivable. My local shop rebalanced the one tire but said it took a lot of weights and even though he couldn't see it there had to be a broken belt on that tire. Put two snow tires on and ordered two used tires. Before I could get the new (used) tires mounted I suddenly got another severe vibration on one of the front continentals. I makes that tire and changed that tire with the other rear tire that was still good. That tire now vibrates horribly too. Of the 4 original tires, 3 have failed horribly and suddenly. My only recourse is through the steeler and I'm not hopeful that I will get any relief. Hate these tires so much I will probably never buy Continental tires ever again.

I have these on my Audi A8. They handle very well on dry roads, wet roads, and snow. A very good all around, all season tire for a person that doesn't swap between different sets of tires. If you are going to only put one set on and leave it, these are a very good choice.

I purchased this set of run-flat ContiPro Contact tires, as the OEM replacement for my '08 BMW 328i Sedan. The original set achieved 49K miles, which I thought was amazing. I drive mostly highway miles, with the remainder being local, in-traffic, fairly aggressive miles. However, this replacement set shows significantly more wear (at wear bar), at the 21K mile point. I feel like the useable tread life will likely run out, well before the 49K "bar" that had been set by the originals. The performance of the tire is better than average, with very good wet/ dry traction. Icy roads obviously offer a substantially greater challenge, leaving the tires as "so-so" performers. Braking distance is excellent on dry roads, and very good on wet. The performance, however, could also be greatly attributed to this car, in particular. Road noise levels are ok, but should/ could be better. I would not say that it's obnoxious, but I have had much better results from a non-run-flat tire.

Bought a 2009 Dodge Charger 2 years ago. At 500 miles I lost the first Continental ContiProContact tire when the sidewall blew out. I hit a 2 inch curb at 3 mph. The second tire failed at 10000 miles due to a rock penetrating the tread. (I have a gravel driveway.) I replaced both with tires of another brand). At 20000 miles the two remaing Continental tires have slow leaks and show premature wear at the inside shoulders. The tire shop won't repair them claiming they are "technically bald", and that they have "self sealing technology that makes punctures unrepairable". (While Continental does make such tires, I don't believe these tires have the feature, so I also have an issue with the tire shop). I don't drive abusively, and have not experienced such extreme fragility with other tires, including the "Not-continental" tires on two wheels of this care.