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.

I purchased these tires because they were the original equipment tires on my Audi A8. That first set lasted about 60k miles. After 3000 miles on the new set, we ran over a piece of metal on the highway, ruining one tire. Continental replaced the tire without question.

We have these on our Honda Fit and I just put these on my Kia Rio5dr... this is the Kia's first set of tires since the vehicle was new. These tires have a superior ride, great traction and great braking. Seems a little more road noise from road defects but it absorbes the feel so I don't mind a slight increase in cabin noise.

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

These tires came on my new 2018 Nissan Sentra that I bought in May 2018. Less than 8 months and 16,000 miles later, they are useless. The dealer says the warranty is void because I never had the wheels aligned. It never felt like they needed alignment. Winter weather in the Poconos means I need to get a full set of new tires now and they won't be Continentals.

I drive a E350 Mercedes Sport, the ride & handling is great, rain, snow or sunshine. They are quiet tire with great road grip. For example: Traveling on the highway at 80 MPH in the high speed lane, two cars ahead of me hit the Jersey Barrier, bounce across the lanes, hit the guard rail in the breakdown lane and bounce back across the highway, I was able to maneuver around the situation, avoiding a costly accident. Enough said.

I own 4 cars...and all 4 are equipped with Continental tires, Why? Because of their value. Continental tires are not super expensive yet grab the road..are extremely reliable...and have been lasting me many years despite the number of miles on my vehicles. My cars? I own 3 BMWs and a Mini Cooper.....and I love to drive them on the winding country roads where I live. I could spend a little more for tires but wouldn't get any better value.....

Suggested to last 60K miles. First set lasted 25, second set almost worn down at 30K. Losing the great wet traction these tires have when they are new. 80% of my driving is done on Florida highways, therefore not a lot of wear and tear from cornering. Normal driver, rotate tires with oil change every 6-7.5K miles.

These tires came on my 2012 Ford Focus that I bought new. According to Continental website, they are supposed to be rated for 60K miles. I just passed 37K miles and I'm needing to replace them due to the tread being worn down to the wear bars. This tire has also been very noisy at highway speeds for the last 15K miles or so. I would definitely not recommend buying this tire.

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...