Continental tire reviews spanning the German brand’s touring, performance, truck, van, and winter lineups. Begin with the Continental tires review and the model-by-model Continental buying guide, then compare favorites such as the PureContact LS, ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus, TerrainContact A/T, CrossContact LX25, and VikingContact 7.
Continental generally prices below Michelin and Goodyear while matching their warranty coverage, and it also owns General Tire, a value-focused alternative for drivers on a tighter budget.
Many drivers put off buying winter tires for one reason: they remember how vague and soft their car felt the last time they...
ByJames AndersonPutting winter tires on a Porsche 911, BMW M-car, or high-powered luxury sedan has always involved a compromise. Traditional winter tires make powerful...
ByJames AndersonWinter tires used to require a trade-off that many drivers resented: excellent grip on snow and ice in exchange for vague handling, a...
ByJames AndersonThe Conti Terra HD3 is often mistaken for a pickup truck all-terrain tire. It is something tougher and more specialized: a commercial drive-axle...
ByJames AndersonContinental makes tires for almost every kind of driver, and that is both its strength and the reason so many buyers get confused....
ByJames AndersonMost drivers shopping for a touring all-season tire want the same things: a quiet cabin, dependable grip in the rain, enough snow traction...
ByJames AndersonThe VikingContact 7 built a strong reputation as one of the best studless winter tires you could buy. Its successor, the Continental VikingContact...
ByJames AndersonThe ContiSportContact 2 belongs to an earlier chapter of Continental‘s performance history. It was a go-to summer tire for sport sedans and sports...
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