Tires Continental or Kumho

Continental Tires
JasonDetwiler
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Rating 5.0

That being said I have the Conti’s and they're going strong after 50k miles. Much better than whatever came on it (don't remember but it wasn't Conti or Michelin) that only lasted 42k miles.

Pros: going strong, long lasting
Mileage: 80000 km
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Continental Tires

Love the tires BTW. I did a ton of research and settled on these and couldn't be happier over the stock continentals. My kWh/mile has gone up a noticeable amount. Even with me blasting the AC.

Pros: noticeable kWh/mile increase
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Kumho Tires

That said, I’ve had a good experience with the discount tire house branded “Rocky Mountain” tires. They’re 3 peak rated M/S tires. And road noise is not bad at all. I don’t even hear it. I have about 15k on them over the last year or so.

Pros: road noise is low
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 15000 km
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Continental Tires
bumblebeee5
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Rating 3.0

I have a model 3 but was debating the pilot sports. I have continental pro contact rx and on smooth roads they are smooth and quiet but on not recently paved roads they can be bumpy and loud.

Pros: smooth and quiet
Cons: bumpy and loud
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Continental Tires
_Stolem
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Rating 1.0

The rather good-looking (data-wise) Conti Raceking is an awful tire. The carcass is poor and starts bouncing at higher speeds or higher power, resulting in power and speed loss.

Cons: poor carcass, power loss
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