Tyre reviews Continental ContiSportContact 5. Page 2 490

My car is a Ford Kuga 2 182 hp 2014 in Titanium+ trim. It came with 235/50 R18 tyres. I bought the car in St. Petersburg in the winter and drove it on St. Petersburg roads, and everything went well. I also tried a Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7 SUV 235/55 R17 for winter tyres, which was much quieter and had a larger profile. The Conik tyres were much noisier.

Top tires. They hold the road and water perfectly!!! Steering stability is close to ideal. It almost doesn't reacts to the camber, and this is for 225/40 R19 89W RF. The Bridgestone straight from the factory literally pulled the steering wheel.

Hello!
I've been using these tires since 2015. I bought a second set.
The advantages - good handling on a dry road and braking, course stability, good performance on a wet road.
The disadvantages - pretty fast wear. The first set has served less than 25,000 km. They're noisy...

Excellent tires, providing great grip on the road and comfort in driving! It behaves predictably on a wet road, excellent aquaplaning resistance.

I'm driving an Astra J ST with the top-of-the-line trim, which comes with Goodyears from the factory. Compared to them, Continentals brake better (ABS kicks in very rarely), have a noticeably shorter stopping distance, are more stable in corners (doesn't push the front end), and have a significantly higher acoustic comfort level. I don't notice any difference in braking on dry or wet roads. I haven't had to test its hydroplaning resistance yet, but based on

ContiSportContact5 SSR 225:45:17 Disappointed. Bought these tyres as I was previously using ContiSportContact2 SSR which came on the car from the factory - couldn’t be happier. These though have been a complete disappointment already with the 3rd tyre developing a bulge in the same place, despite my careful driving style. The road holding is very good, and the fuel consumption has decreased slightly. The one positive I can say is that I managed to drive

235/45 R18 and 265/35 R18. Over 100,000 km on the tires. 60,000 km highway driving at speeds up to 200 km/h. Perfect tire! It's strong, quiet, and moderately soft, but not too aggressive. It sticks to the road like glue. I've tried various options (Michelin, Nokian, Good Year), but this one is definitely the best. I highly recommend!

The rear pair has worn out to "zero" after 25,000 km. However, it meets the running performance requirements. I chose the Y index (up to 300 km/h), without FlatRun. It is softer. There is no noise, and it holds the road.

225/50R17 98Y XL. The tire is excellent. The tread is simply great on dry and wet asphalt at high speeds, very soft and comfortable at normal driving. A bit noisy though, but I think it's due to the low temperatures. I was impressed by the Continental tire in the winter, now also in the summer. In general, I will only buy Conti.

I just bought this tire and it's got a great tread life, but the biggest issue is that it's ridiculously noisy! I'm really disappointed in it. Prior to this, I was driving on ContiPremiumContact and that was a much more comfortable ride.