Continental ContiCrossContact LX 265/60 R18 110 T

The manufacturer fitted these tyres on my car in the factory. I drove 70,000 km on them and still have around 4 mm of the tread. Tyre manufacturer marked them as M + S, or summer / winter, but in my opinion it is a tyre neither for the summer, nor for the winter. In winter they're a little too hard and in the summer too soft. On loose or wet snow you can drive with confidence but on packed snow it felt as if I were ice skating. During the summer on the asphalt or gravel they perform and drive well, however at high temperatures the car felt as if it was gently floating. Personally, I do not share the opinion that it is a quiet tyre but it's probably because it's M + S, or perhaps because until now I drove on more quiet tyres. Tyres like to wear unevenly, causing terrible noise in the car even at 60km/h and that's the primary cause for swapping them out. Read more Collapse

I had these fitted at the factory on a brand new car. I drove on them about 30,000 km. The tyres drive well on both dry and wet. Braking distance is likewise short on both dry and wet road. They're stable on water (in puddles) at speeds above 100 km/h. I have not tried to drive on them on snow or ice. I used them offroad only on dirt roads - I haven't noticed any problems. The main drawback is the large amount of noise. My winter Goodyears are quieter than these. I did not see much tread wear, I think they should withstand 50,000 - 60,000 km just fine. Would I buy them a second time? Due to their quality and because you like Continental - yes, but if I were to only take the noise into account, I'd have to think hard about it. Read more Collapse

Tyre look good and has as of now performed well on the road. It is quite silent, the car behaves predictably even on curves. It's good that manufacturer of cars such as Dacia Duster decided to fit those tyres even though they're not low budget tyres like the car is. So far I'm satisfied. If I find them to be durable and resistant, I'd recommend them even for offroad and crossover cars. Read more Collapse

I bought them encouraged by the opinion of a neighbour, who uses the same car weighing 1600 kg. Originally fitted tyres were quite slippery in the wet, these are amazing. Braking distance definitely is shorter now and grip on cornering is better too. My wife uses the car - 70% in the city, 30% in dirt roads (which are muddy in the spring). Read more Collapse

Hi, the tyre is cool, you can drive on them in even less demanding terrain. I bought them recently and haven't noticed anything bad. I'm a bit worried about their longevity, on previous Michelins I didn't get to drive much, but a consultant assured me these won't be bad. We'll see how it is. Cheers. Read more Collapse