I purchased these tires a few months ago and have had sufficient ride to enable me to comment that these tires deliver an excellent ride. I have absolutely no complaints about tjis product, and would recommend them to others looking for an excellent tire from the multitude available. My mercedes benz with these tires rides great and the anticipated wear is over 70,000 miles, depending on driver useage. I am glad they are better than the ads said they would be and so will you.

This tire didn't even survive 1 year in my Audi A4 Prestige. What a joke and their warranty is also a joke. I would not recommend anyone getting this tires. Even after spending money and still have to go put a new tire doesn't make any sense. I AM DONE!

Bought these tires in 2012. Transitioned from a less reputable brand which my new car came with, in 2009. Original tires lasted 32,000 miles. ContiProContacts lasted 38,000 of the warrantied 60,000 miles. Tires were well-cared for. Rotations, frequent pressure checks, and alignment upon installation. Would not categorize myself as an aggressive driver. These felt sporty, although a little stiff. I used the warranty and got a sizable credit toward TrueContacts, which I am so far more pleased with than the ContiProContacts. Good tires. Didn't last as long as they should. Warranty saved me. Would not recommend these specific Continentals.

Bought my 2016 Altima w these factory tires. At 87,000 miles and just realized how long these tires have held up.

I purchased my 2013 Abarth in February of this year with 52K miles on it and the tires looked relatively new then, and now approaching 63K miles they still look new and have tons of tread left! This is the first car I have had with Continentals on it, and am duly impressed with the ContiPro's performance, grip and wearability. I have always had the roundy French guy's tires, and swore by them, but these ContiPro's are making me re-think that choice. My bitter-half's 2013 Abarth has had a set of his tires on it for 13K miles, and they are ready to be replaced. I think I know what the replacements will be! Good job Continental!

I bought my 2017 Nissan Sentra with 1.6k miles in February 2017. Drove my car to 18k miles and now my tires are worn out. Handled decently while I owned them but 18k is garbage.

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 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!!!

I bought a VW Jetta in August of 2014 and by April 2017 the tires are worn out. My previous Michelin's lasted 60K miles on my last car. This car was taken to the dealer for all service intervals and rotated as needed, so there's no excuse. I can get cheaper tires that last longer, and I will.

Bought my brand new 2015 VW CC in June 2015. I've had the tires balanced 4 times (so far) due to a constant vibration between 65-80 mph. Dealer recently did an alignment to hopefully get the vibrating to go away, still the same result. These tires are trash.