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AllSeasonContact tyre review

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Fuel consumption

Average based on 32 test results
Ø 6,106,713 km driven

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11.03.2020 from David	Note 4.7
(6,000 km driven)

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Tyre size and vehicle make
195 / 65 R15 V
NISSAN Qashqai 1.3 DIG-T
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely

13.05.2020 from Michael	Note 4.7
(1,000 km driven)

Grip in dry conditions
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Grip in wet conditions N/A
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Tyre size and vehicle make
225 / 65 17 V
MAZDA CX-5 2.2 SKYACTIV-D
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
Only got these on the front (driven) wheels at the moment as the car was bought with newish tyres on the back but worn fronts. The Continentals seem a good choice for an SUV type and are fine on both country roads and motorways. Not had really bad weather to test them in that as yet. When the cheap back tyres the previous owner fitted drop to bits, they will be replaced with Continentals. Generally they make excellent tyres - also have theirs on my BMW.

06.06.2020 from Ras	Note 5
(5,000 km driven)

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Tyre size and vehicle make
205 / 55 16 V
VOLKSWAGEN Passat Variant 1.6 TDI
Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
Very good all year round tyre. There are certainly better specialist tyres around. One for dry, one for wet weather, one for snow and ice, one for mud, one for summer, one for winter. Sadly I don't have a pit crew that can change tyres each time the road condition changes. So, a AllSeason AllWeather tyres is a compromise and the Continental AllSeasonContact is the best compromise I could find. Used the same tyres on my previous car. It's the one for me.

21.07.2020 from Jimjam	Note 4.65
(1,000 km driven)

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Tyre size and vehicle make
245 / 40 18 V

Result: Would you buy again? Definitely
Comment:
Very predictable and safe tyres Quiet and good ride comfort. Good all rounder

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