Continental Winter Tyres

Our customers' opinions on Continental tyres:

• Damian 5.0

  Continental WinterContact TS 870

  I highly recommend these tyres. Although I looked for a very long time, I ended up with those very good tyres. They handled the harshest weather conditions; in my opinion, compared to medium-shelf tyres, they’re great value for money. It’s worth paying a hundred bucks extra and enjoy really good tyres for a long time. See more >
• andrzej 4.0

  Continental WinterContact TS 860

  The used tyres are the Continental WinterContact TS 860 195/65 R15 T91 with the label: C - rolling resistance, B - braking on wet, volume - 72 dB. The tyres are probably quieter than the EU label says. On a wet surface, there is a slight slip when starting faster. Rolling resistance is class C and there is actually more fuel consumption than when using class B tyres. The high profile (65) and the T speed index (120 mph) are noticeable at highway speeds and lateral winds. See more >
• Krzysztof 3.6

  Continental ContiWinterContact TS850

  After winter tires is satisfactory, although the winter was not particularly heavy. They are fairly quiet and with a small (I think) rolling resistance, fuel consumption has not increased over the summer. Despite a fairly aggressive driving, braking is certain, and cornering the tires are maintained very well. On previous tires (Pirelli Winter) przejeździłem 8 seasons without fear and I hope the e-Continental will also be durable. See more >
• Basoovka 4.2

  Continental ContiWinterContact TS830 P

  Another set of tires that the manufacturer in another car and can confidently say that the tires are worth the money. Previous similar model drove the Passat (summer) round (summer), Galaxy (winter) and now has just bought a summer galaxy. I tried various so-called replacement same factories as the brand tires (not recommended), Michelin, pirelki, Debica. Finally, I put on Continental and recommend to friends. Regarding sustainability, it may carry a bit faster than the cheaper copies, but they give a good sense of control on the road. Slush and water are certainly better than the winter, so always after an intense period of snow quickly jumps in the summer. In the rain, you can heat safely See more > from the highway and it does not happen aquaplaning. Other criteria such as noise attenuation, durability and appearance are less important to me, but I think everything is fine. Tires are an important and it's worth a little extra pay and have decent equipment and the peace of mind while driving.