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.
The name suggests a rugged off-roader, but the Continental 4×4 Contact is better understood as a road-going SUV tire with a sturdy build....
ByJames AndersonMinivans, midsize sedans, and compact crossovers do the unglamorous work of daily life: school runs, commutes, grocery trips, and long drives to visit...
ByJames AndersonIf you drive a pickup, SUV, or crossover, the all-terrain tire you choose shapes how the vehicle feels every single day. Pick something...
ByJames AndersonThe Continental CrossContact RX is built for the way most SUVs and pickups are really used: long highway stretches, daily commutes, family road...
ByJames AndersonThe Continental ExtremeContact Force is built for drivers who judge a tire by how the car feels in a corner. It’s a warm-weather...
ByJames AndersonThe Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02 follows the original ExtremeContact Sport and keeps its core formula: strong dry grip, sharp steering, excellent wet traction,...
ByJames AndersonSome of the most satisfying tires are the ones drivers barely notice day to day. The Continental ProContact RX aims to be one...
ByJames AndersonThe Continental ProContact TX lives in one of the most crowded corners of the tire market: grand touring all-season tires for sedans, coupes,...
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