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.
Some performance tires make you pay for their grip every mile you drive: a harsh ride, droning noise, and a nervous feel in...
ByJames AndersonMost all-terrain tires ask their owners to live with a bargain: grip on gravel and mud in exchange for a louder, firmer, less...
ByJames AndersonMost pickup and SUV owners don’t need an aggressive all-terrain tire. They need something quiet and comfortable for the commute, stable when towing...
ByJames AndersonThe Continental TrueContact Tour is the kind of tire most drivers should probably be shopping for, even if it never makes headlines. It’s...
ByJames AndersonMost max-performance summer tires ask you to accept a trade: sticky dry grip in exchange for nervous behavior in the wet, a firm...
ByJames AndersonPerformance-minded drivers who live somewhere with real weather usually face an awkward choice. A summer tire delivers the grip and steering feel they...
ByJames AndersonIf you drive a BMW 5 Series, a Mercedes-Benz E-Class, or an Audi Q5, there’s a reasonable chance you’ve already met the Continental...
ByJames AndersonModern SUVs and crossovers spend almost all of their lives on pavement, yet many owners still want a tire that won’t panic when...
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