Tyre reviews Continental ContiWinterContact TS 830. Page 2 1154

Took a used one, the rest was about 50% or even less. Initially, I was worried about the quality, but there wasn't enough power to drive (Goodyear Eagle Ultra Grip GW-3 was installed, but probably it's not about the tire, but rather the fact that it's a 2007 model). Installed, went home. A fairy tale compared to Goodyear, holds the road like iron, allows for some play (remembered the summer Dunlop

I've looked at a number of alternatives prior to making a decision on these tyres, which have a distinctive 'sticky looking' asymmetric tread pattern (even a reputable company that fitted them should have checked to ensure they weren't supplied in both LH and RH versions prior to installation - for the record, even though the asymmetric tread pattern is fitted to both sides, they look a bit odd when seen on the vehicle, as the tread patterns on each side of the vehicle are identical, ie one set of curves

High-quality, low-cost tire.

I've had no problems at all with these tires. I would buy them again. After 20,000km, still 6.5mm

I bought them to tackle all the snow we were told we would get, but they stopped the snow for two whole days! They gave me confidence, I was able to get out where 4x4 couldn't.

I feel great on dry roads, but scary to stop on a wet road.

I'm not sure if I got the size right (higher), but the tires are excellent. Never once have I experienced wheel locking in winter. They make you feel really safe!

High-performance winter tires. But in warmer temperatures, i.e., 15°C, they make the ride feel very soft and if the angle of feedback slightly vague.

Excellent tyres, especially in snowy conditions. Tested to - 15 DEGC without any complaints.

Worst tire ever! Never again! No grip in both dry and snowy conditions! High wear and extremely high fuel consumption.