Tires Continental or Goodyear

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1210

138

127

1478

4.2

Grip

4.3

Noise

4.0

Ride comfort

3.8

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Rank #9 in ranking

1080

506

146

736

3.7

Grip

3.7

Noise

3.3

Ride comfort

3.5

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Continental › Tires

lonezranger 1 Feb 2026, 12:02

Rating 5.0

Check continental UC and Yokohama GT Max

Continental › Tires

Existing_Map_8939 1 Feb 2026, 00:02

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Rating 5.0

Conti VikingContact. Best winter tires I’ve ever had. Highest recommendation.

Pros: best winter tires

Continental › Tires

robvas 31 Jan 2026, 21:15

Rating 4.0

I have the Terraincontacts. They have lasted almost 60k. I would get the Crosscontacts if I had to buy them all over though.

Pros: lasted almost 60k

Mileage: 96560 km

Goodyear › Tires

Agnostic_Disciple 31 Jan 2026, 18:34

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Rating 5.0

Goodyear f1 eagle asymmetric 6 but slightly wider at 215/45/17. Transformed the car with much sharper turn in and the rear no longer wants to go sideways in the wet when I put the power on. Also much less road noise and seems to ride more smoothly. This is over the stock bridgestone.

Pros: sharper turn in

Cons: stock bridgestone

Vehicle: Mazda

Continental › Tires

Forsaken_Big7706 31 Jan 2026, 18:23

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Rating 5.0

Walmart has the best price on the oem Continentals. We were very happy with the oem Continentals since they lasted over 80k miles and were still quiet and had good traction and fuel economy.

Pros: quiet, good traction

Cons: none

Mileage: 80000 km

Continental › Tires

scm15759 31 Jan 2026, 15:51

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Rating 5.0

Continental

Continental › Tires

bszern 1 Feb 2026, 00:45

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Rating 3.0

TerrainContacts are fine, I’ve had them and the crosscontacts as well. Mileage was ass with the terrain contacts, but they were pretty quiet and were decent in the mud. Terrible in the snow after 50% treadwear, so be aware of that.

Pros: pretty quiet, decent in mud

Cons: terrible in snow