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WD
Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2023
Pretty good ride. Like others have said, at 26,000, I had a flat from normal driving.Of course there are potholes. After many years of driving, never before have I had a tire go completely to zero pressure.
compiler
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2016
These tires simply are road hazards. From March to June 2016, three, yes three, out of the four tires on my Mercedes E class blow out after hitting potholes. True, hitting the potholes are probably the direct cause, but the potholes were not the worst on the road, and I observed, while waiting in frustration on the roadside, various other cars hit the same holes but drove on just fine. I can only point my finger to the tires as the likely culprit.
Var
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2015
This tires came as oem on my new car I gotta say they offer a great and vary quite ride, but their sidewalls are vary thin, less the 800 miles on the car and one of the tires had a ruptured sidewall. as the reviewer above me said, this tires won't withstand even a light road hazzard
barbara sly
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2015
A warning to anyone considering Continentals. These tires have seriously thin, vulnerable sidewalls. Our new Feb 2014 Ford Escape came with these and after 15K miles we've had 3 tires with sidewall failures. I researched some reports online and found many similar complaints, so rather than buy a Continental tire to replace our 3rd flat, we spent $1000 and bought four new heavy duty Toyo tires which have a more aggressive tread and have stronger sidewalls. The heavier Toyo tires will result in a slightly lower MPG, (estimated 2% less MPG) but that's a small price to pay to avoid future Continental blowouts. The ContProContacts cannot withstand even a slight curb scrub or pot hole.
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