I bought a set for my 2017 Hyundai Elantra a month after winter started and I never regret it. It's an all season but does amazing in the snow. If there was lighter snow I wouldn't have to shovel. I never got stuck once. I'm actually going to take these off and save them for next winter and put a set I got with the car back on.

New Honda Civic Coupe purchased in 2012, original tires are still rolling. Im just now purchasing new tires at 93,740 miles. The tires are showing wear but still performing.With regular maintenance and rotation, I have gotten my monies worth. Looking to purchase a new set from Continental. This time I will upgrade to the True Contact tire. I expect satisfaction due to this current experience. God Bless.

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.

Bought my 2012 Subaru Outback in Oct 2011 and it came with Continental ContiProContact tires. Dealer rotates them with every oil change and I currently have 109,300 miles on them. I live in Northeast Wisconsin and drive a lot of highway miles but have never gotten over 70,000 on a set of tires. I love them! Plan to replace them before winter with the same ones.....going for another 100k!

Our 2014 Accord has 50K miles and the dealer says the tires need to be replaced. The tires have been rotated every oil change so I can't figure out why they didn't last 60K miles as expected. The dealer wants to replace with the same tires but I'm going to shop around.

These were the factory tires on my 2012 Subaru Outback. I live in WI and have had these tires since I bought the car. I drive about 65 miles/day round trip and they are fairly quiet. They handle nicely in the snow, sleet, ice and rain. I was told that the all-wheel drive feature creates an uneven wear pattern. Nonetheless, I am at 55,200 miles and need to replace them. The tread in the center of the tire is good, but the outer aspect is poor. Not sure if this is the tire, the all wheel drive or an alignment/balance issue. (In defense of the tire manufacturer, I didn't rotate them like I should have.) I have averaged about 28-31 mpg on the highway with these with winter being the lower & summer being the higher.

I worked in the tire business for 19 yrs, never have I come across an issue with Continental tires. The ContiPro came on my 2017 Chevy Trax I have 7,607 miles on this vehicle and have maintained all services and rotations and less than 4/32nd left on the tires,, I would like to know what I could have done differently, as I am accustom to closer to 18,000 to 30,000 miles on the average tire. per Ron DiCriscio 2/14/2019

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!

Had these for almost a year and have zero complaints about them they've done their job and more they have great grip and they have done great in the rain so far haven't had much experience with them in the snow but everything is definitely been great