These tires came standard on my Subaru Outback, which I bought new in 2013. After 77,000 miles, they're still in good shape. Have never had a problem. I've rotated them a few times and keep them properly inflated. Great tires. Guess I've gotta break down and buy new ones soon. I wouldn't buy any other tire!

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 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.

I been using Continental tires for the last 15 years,not had any problems at all,Love them the way the handle in. Snow,just recently put New continental tires in 2 of my cars (1 week ago) and the other car will be done next month.I Rate Continental tires a 5 Star for me

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

This tire came standard on my 2015 Nissan Altima, which I purchased new. My car currently has 94,000 and I still have the the tires that came on the car! Absolutely the best tire I've had on any of my vehicles. I've never even had a flat tire or low air pressure with these tires. While it is time to replace them I'm shocked they still have a bit of tread left. I will definitely purchase the same tires and hopefully get 94,000 out of them!

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.

The ContP[ro Contact came with our 2014 Honda Odyssey when new. We have 45,000 miles on the tires and they are at 2/32. We have been very please with the handling on wet and dry pavement. The only complaint we have is they are noisy I don't know if this is the car problem or the tires. I may replace with the same tire or Michelin MXV4.

Bought four of these as they were the OEM tire on my 2014 BMW 328 and the first set wore well and performed well. So far (8,000 miles), the wear is good and the road handling is great just like the originals. However, with this set there is a very loud road hum at about 72 mph, that wasn't there on the original set. Will likely go with a different tire for my next set.

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.