Continental ContiSportContact 2 195/45 R15 78 V FR

I'm sure it's better to spend a little more on decent tires each year to invest in a new one. I pomykam tire on the season and now 3 has never failed me. I'm young and I like to go fast, so I decided in August to Continentalki Read more Collapse

Wet behaves very well. ROME very good way. Wrong door. It is worth to invest / Read more Collapse

will write a little about the tyre and the car: E46 320i; 170hp, rear wheel drive of course. Tyre size 225/45/R17 / 245/40/R17 (front/rear). I have done over 10k km on the tyres. Trouble free. All parameters at a high level. Superb grip at high speeds, no floating or skidding. Probably due to the size as well. The only objection is the noise. In my opinion, 72dBa is blasphemous. If you drive a lot above 120kmh, I suggest you think twice (the tyre width probably also influences this). But noticeably above 120-130 the tyres start to hum louder than the wind. Recommended for moderate drivers. In the rain, despite the size, I can break traction without any problems. I haven't tried it in the dry because it's a waste of the differential... :) When braking I can feel the grip limit and excellent cornering grip.I would sooner leave my seat than the car from the lane) :) I used to drive on Dunlop SportMAXX (215/55/R16) and I can honestly say that I will return to them. Still, they are a class quieter than those Conti's. Read more Collapse

I highly recommend this tyre, at this price it is hard to find something better and so good for quite aggressive driving. The tyres are stiff and do not bend too much at sharp bends, I switched directly from the Michelin Energy Saver and the difference is immediately noticeable, in addition I also drove for a while on Michelin Primacy HP but the Conti are the best for my driving. If someone expects that a tyre will last for many years then unfortunately I have to disappoint them, I assume that I will drive on these tyres for max 3 seasons, but one thing for something - a tyre has to wear to keep it in place. As far as noise is concerned, these are not the quietest tyres I have ridden and at higher speeds they can be heard, but it is not very oppressive. Once again, I recommend. Read more Collapse

I switched from the old Pirelli P6000s (they were worn out) and am very positively surprised. The tyre should be quite noisy (label mark) but in reality they are much quieter than the P6000. At the same time, these tyres pick bumps better, they go over them more smoothly (this is the feeling I get in the cabin, of course we are not talking about potholes etc but some cracks in the asphalt etc). Excellent grip in the dry and excellent in the wet. No difference in fuel consumption, neither positive nor negative. The fuel consumption remains the same- 5.6l.100km in the Focus MK2. I am delighted with this model and look forward to racking up the miles together ;) Read more Collapse