Tires Continental or BRIDGESTONE

Geralmente os Continental são os melhores e mais duradouros de todas as marcas premium que já experimentei.

The bridgestones The bridgestones are quieter and handle better in the in the dry they are still good in the wet but you can tell not quite to the cross climate level I see no real fuel penalty The acceleration in the snow is good and the braking's good with maybe a little less lateral traction than the michelins

Meto quase sempre Continental quando preciso e não tenho razões de queixa.

Eu dantes apanhava Michelin a bom preço, mas hoje em dia subo mais um bocadinho a parada e meto Continental.

Os pneus quase que custam mais do que o carro (/s) mas o que é certo é que duram muito mais e acabam por ficar mais baratos por km.

Always had great experience with my Contis....great grip in the dry and as expected in the wet.

My personal pick is the RE004, quiet ride, grippy compound in the dry and wet, reasonably priced, but wears a bit faster than eco tires. Worth it kasi mas tahimik ride. I also drive the same gen Vios. Naka ~13k kms ako before it needed replacing. Yun din pinalit ko ulit.

I immediately felt the difference when it got cold and switched to Continental DSW 06 plus and they are spectacular.

Tyre btr change good one. Save tens of dollars risk your life not worth it.

Last time changed bridgestone x2 $280

I've run various versions of the Contis including the EC Sports & DWS 06+. Don't get me wrong, they are fantastic tires, but they do have drawbacks. I don't like how soft the sidewalls are, the tire profile isn't that appealing, tire dressing smears on the sidewalls leaving streaks, and they don't have a treadwear warranty (summer tires). If you are in an area where you are able to run summers year round, there is no reason not to do it other than sacrificing a tiny bit of tread life. Contis also don't seem to balance up as well as some of the other premium brands. I've had more issues with vibrations from Conti tires than I have from some others.

I moved to the Anchorage, AK area several months ago. In November, we received a couple of feet of snow. I drove fine in the snow with the stock Turanza tires the first day. But lots of compacting, melting, and refreezing made the roads slick as hell. The stock tires were slipping and sliding all over the ice.