Tires Continental or Vredestein

Igaz nagyobb méretben de nekem pont ugyanez van egy Giulietta Quadrifoglio-n. Tavaly ősszel vettem őket így egy telet használtam. Tekintve, hogy a legjobbat kerestem száraz hideg időre, erre esett a választás. Ezt hozták ki a legjobbnak erre a körülményre persze nem mintha a nedves vagy épp a havas tulajdonságai szarok lennének! Hóban nem közlekedem ezzel az autómmal így arról nincs tapasztalatom de szárazon vagy épp azon a bizonyos nedves nyálkáson iszonyat jól betapad és kellőképp az úton tart nagyobb tempónál is.

nekem 860-as volt az előző autómon, szerintem hibátlan volt

Nekem a focus rs-en winter contact van es nagyon meg vagyok vele elegedve

Kupio continental all season contact. Zime su postale slabe kod, bar u BG.. Na planine ne idem, tako da od mene preporuka za all season.

I have the Quatracs for 3 years now and done 55k kms on them. Just now I can feel that they don't grip as well as they used to on cold, wet road. I had the same experience with every tyre after 3 years, so it was expected. I am very satisfied with them.

Personally I prefer Continental a little more for the pricing to performance advantage they offer (admittedly subjective). You do still pay a little for the name but it's not as painful of an upcharge as Michelin and their comparable lines in my size are over $50/tire cheaper. Recently I even lucked out and they're preferable to my prior Defenders.

The Continental Viking Contact 7 is the best winter tire I've ever driven on and the sneak peak I've had at the Viking Contact 8 looks like they've made it even better.

I like how little noise they make, their performance on both snow and ice, and how the treads don't fold over on one another.

For posterity, I've been running 235/45/18 Conti DWS06+ w/ no issues on the stock 18x7.5 ET45 Canyons lowered on Golf R front & Golf R Variant rear springs w/ Koni SA dampers for a little over a year: I think it's just about the perfect amount of sidewall myself, but would prefer another half inch of wheel width for flushness & sidewall contour.

Toyo EXTENSA A/S II, Michelin Defender 2, Continental TrueContact Tour, etc. These tires are all more or less the same idea, made to be affordable, quiet, efficient and generally average in every way with very marginal, just barely good enough winter performance to get a m+s rating.

I bought 2025 Mini Cooper S a month ago and I already have flat tire incident third time. I am a new driver so did hit a pothole at 20ish mph but nothing at a high speed.