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Good tires, but expected them to be quieter. Handle well on dry and wet pavement. Rated 4 stars for snow and ice, but in practice have not driven in those conditions.

I've covered around 2000 km, and till now I've had Bridgestone, Nokian Hakkapeliitta, Nokian Hakkapeliitta 2. Continental are the best so far. Only wish they were not made here, I would prefer something imported. Quieter than the previous ones too. Will check durability at the end of the season. Don't get Nokian Hakkas - the quality is terrible.

Quite noisy, especially before it wears in and on hard asphalt (with a large aggregate), soft tire, high-profile tread.

Superb braking performance, excellent handling, highest comfort
Below-average aquaplaning abilities

Tire size 205/60R16 XL. Excellent tires with great braking properties, very soft, comfortable and quiet on our rough asphalt. Previously had Michelin Energy tires, comparing them.

This tire was manufactured in France. In general, it's a great highway tire, very soft and therefore likely to wear faster (a fair trade for comfort), I have no complaints about it. Handling is good in all conditions (haven't tried it on ice or snow yet). Guys at the tire shop said it's a great tire, and I agree, but time will tell...

After the harsh Bridgestones, it’s much more comfortable on these. Hard to add anything else. I’m happy with the tires so far. The ride is much more comfortable now.

The tires are really great! The key thing was to choose quiet and high-quality tires. They really lived up to expectations. And what I noticed, on a wet road they behave simply great. Last summer 2020 I happened to drive through a heavy rain storm, the car was gliding like a boat, without skidding and not swaying from one side to another. The tires held firmly.

Units for snow and ice, since I didn't use them, and they

Soft, high mileage, best of what’s available. Drives like dry asphalt in heavy rain. 8,200 miles in the summer, zero wear! Not worn out by the season like some folks claim. Mileages were around 1,300 km on gravel and poor asphalt, zero wear. When I changed to winter tires, the shop confirmed minimal wear. 7+ years of tread life left! Never had a puncture, but I’m confident they won’t puncture on gravel

The tire is good, it's not a Michelin Pilot Sport, but it's very close. I haven't found anything better than the Pirelli, and I'm confident it will perform well even in the rain. I would recommend this tire.