Tyre reviews Continental ContiCrossContact LX2. Page 6 336

The tyre is very good, after the previous one it's better and softer.

I bought the ContiCrossContact LX in replacement and read reviews beforehand and didn't make a mistake. The tires are softer, handling is top-notch, the only downsides are tiny stones getting stuck in the tread, but that's not a big deal. They're not bad in dirty conditions on a four-wheel drive, but of course, they won't handle mud. I would definitely recommend them for purchase.

I was previously using Michelin from the dealer, the tire was hard, you could feel every bump, I even thought about going back to the Jeep. This tire has completely changed my attitude towards the car, the tire is very soft and comfortable, very quiet, holds the road very well, 160 km/h is not the limit. I haven't encountered any serious off-roading yet, I plan to try it on snow and if anything, there's a new winter set in the garage.

On wet roads, be extremely cautious on corners.

Ran not so much. Satisfied with the tires. Now is the time for berries and mushrooms - blows normally. Not noisy. Previously I was on Kumho. The difference is striking, in favor of Continental. I haven't driven on snow and ice and don't plan to - such a winter rating.

I have been running this tire for 2 seasons. Size 225/70-16. It's a fully urban tire, quiet but with a pretension to being a 4x4. It does well on dirt roads, a bit worse on gravel. On sand it's normal. Wear after 2 seasons and 90,000 km is not noticeable. A good tire for city driving and trips into nature! Ratings on traction on snow and ice are lacking as I haven't used it

Excellent tires! Very satisfied. I will definitely recommend them to all my friends and acquaintances!

Spent a summer on these tires, with around 2000 miles on various road types. The gravel tire holds well, also brakes well, no noticeable wear on the tread due to the low mileage. It handles wet asphalt well, evacuates water. Didn't drive on mud. It goes well on sand too. On asphalt, the tire is quiet (quieter than Federal Couragia S/U). Great choice for those who like to get out of the city sometimes. Can be driven from

I've only had 2,000 km on the tire so far. It's been pretty quiet and soft. In terms of its characteristics, the tire has good traction on snow, but I haven't driven on it in the snow yet. As for its durability, I still can't comment as I've only had 2,000 km on it. Everything else is good. I did catch a bit of aquaplaning at around 100 km/h while driving on a shallow puddle

Very good and comfortable tires. I've never driven on snow, so I don't know. I also can't say anything about their durability yet. The only drawback is that small stones often get stuck in the tread, but this doesn't affect their speed or comfort. I haven't used them on unpaved roads, so I'm not in a position to comment on that.