I bought these tires from my dealer during the summer, and had only specified that I wanted all-weather tires. They recommended the Continental Procontact tires, which I purchased. A couple of months later I took a sharp curve faster than I should and could feel the tires grab, keeping the car firmly on the road. Surprising! And terrific. Winters are generally mild here, but last winter we had an unexpected snowfall. I had to make the three hour drive home while it was snowing, at night, over snow-covered roads. While the drive took five hours, and I passed multiple accidents, these tires were great on the snow, and I arrived home safely. I have never paid much attention to tires, they all seemed to do the job, but these tires have been exceptional.

I work for a Nissan dealer and they have used this tire as stock on Altima since at least 2005 .As long as they are rotated on these front wheel drive cars 60k tread life is easy.They are a quiet and consistent performing tire .I have them on 2 of my own cars my kids drive and I don't worry .I see these tires every day on a lot of customer cars and don't see anything better.Not the cheapest but you don't but them as often.

ContiProContacts came on my 2018 Civic Sport. Casual driving and treads lasted 40K miles over 7 years with only occasional rotations. HOWEVER, the sidewall technology saved my bacon yesterday. Years ago I slammed into a pothole on the highway and although I didn't crack the wheel I probably caused some tire damage. The other day I noticed a bubble on the sidewall. But I continued to drive and planned to replace the all the tires in a few days as the treads were getting low. However, on the highway at 70MPH the Front Right sidewall blew out. I was able to safely navigate 1/4 mile or so to a safe spot on the shoulder to do a tire change. There was smoke pouring out of the hole BUT the sidewall held up and I didn't ruin my wheel. Based on the experience I decided to put 4 new ContiProContacts on the car. Downsides are I think they are noisy for a Civic (which doesn't have much insulation) and they are not good in snow.

I've owned every major brand of tire, yet this was my first set of Continentals. My son put them on his BMW and was impressed. When a coworker asked me about tires I suggested he try Continentals and soon he was raving about them as well. I decided to try a set for myself next time I needed tires. I did and I'm very pleased with my purchase.

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!!!

These tires came on my new Chevy malibu in 2014, still driving on these tires with 84000 miles on them. Wear bars are starting to show and I will replace them with the same. It still handles very good on wet and slippery roads and still very quiet with low road noise.

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.

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.

I had these tires mounted on a 2004 Mercedes C240 (really small 4 door sedan). Tires have a 60K mile rating........r u kidding me ? These tires will need to be replaced at 25K and will not make it much past that point. I do not recommend these tires for area where you need snow traction

I have been using them for six months and there is no sign of ware. The tires have very good wet and snow traction as well. The car came with Michelin tires but my mechanic recommended Continental for replacement. The only negative is that the tires are noiser than the Michelin.