I always use Michelin tires but my 2017 Honda Touring only came with these. They are the worst tires I have ever owned in my life. I rotated and balanced them every 6K miles, check the air pressure every 3-4 weeks, and they are almost ready to be replaced at only 30K miles. The funniest thing is at about 6K i hit a small pothole in the road and the tire went flat. I replaced that tire with a new one and that one is the most worn tire at 4/32 and the others are at 5/32. Garbage tires. I have to start looking because these are almost gone and it won't be continental tires thats for sure!!!

I replaced the OEM Goodyear Run-flats on my 2005 MINI Cooper with these tires. They are run-flats, so by their nature they have a "stiff" ride, especially on a vehicle like a MINI Cooper. I have approx. 5000 miles on them, and so far I am satisfied with their performance, both in wet and dry conditions. I haven't driven in any ice/snow, so I can't make any judgments about their performance in that environment. They do appear to be somewhat quieter than the Goodyears they replaced. With only 5000 miles, its too early to make a judgment on tread-wear as well. I was able to get 50,000 miles out of the Goodyears (I am NOT an aggressive driver), and I am hoping to get just as much out of these.

These were the OEM tires on my Jetta. They were good to me while I racked up about 35,000 miles on the tires in the first year I had the car. After adding all those miles my situation changed and I did not have to drive nearly as much for the last two years. I had been coping with a slow leak on one tire and began saving up the money for a new set when another one developed. I just crossed 40,000 miles a little while ago and am due for a new set, especially now that the leaks have caused my tires to wear a little extra. For what they offer these tires are too expensive, so I am going with one of a few similarly rated tires I've found that are about $100 less for a set.

Bought 2022 Audi Q3. Vehicle doesn't have 20k miles yet. Went through 10k checkup and now in past week 2 separate blow outs!!!! This is terrible & reading these articles makes me extremely upset as of the low quality associated with this brand.... Pay too much for Vehicle too have tires unable to meet demand.... I feel like I've been robbed!!!!

I only put 19575 miles on these tires and used nitrogen. I understand how driving affects tire wear but highway driving is totally different than city driving and thats where this tire suffers. It just not a good tire which can standup to being driven over the long haul. I would not recommend this tire to any except may a person who only drives their care once in a while.

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.

Original tires in my Ford Escape 2014 The tired are coming apart in junks. I've never seen anything like this before

I drive a Nissan Altima for work with lots of highway miles. These tires lasted over 86K miles with no issues. I went back with the same exact tire!

This tire wears out extremely fast. Would not purchase again. The tread is literally crumbling apart.

Continental tires were on the new vehicle I purchased in 2019. I never had any issues with them. I just purchased 4 new tires to replace them. Only wanted Continental.