Continental Winter Tyres

Our customers' opinions on Continental tyres:

• Łukasz Wardaszko 4.3

  Continental WinterContact TS 870 P

  Do Continental tyres even need to be recommended? After the first short winter, the tyres' traction on snow is exemplary. With a fairly powerful engine and Haldex drive, they perform well in the mountains. They grip well on wet surfaces, and you can hear them a little on dry surfaces. But these are typical winter tyres. My previous winter tyres were Sava. They were good, but they are still a little behind Continental. See more >
• Nelka 5.0

  Continental WinterContact TS 870

  As a woman who commutes to work every day and drives her child to school regardless of the weather, I know how important good winter tyres are. There is no room for compromise in winter. Since I fitted new Continental winter tyres, I can really feel the difference. The car grips the road even in snow and slush. I feel that the car responds better and driving is more predictable. An additional advantage is that the tyres are quiet even at higher speeds, which for me – someone who likes silence in the car – is a huge plus. Visually, they're also a big plus 😉. See more >
• Szymon 5.0

  Continental WinterContact TS 860

  Continental TS 860 tyres are very expensive, but worth every penny. Not so long ago, there was quite a lot of snow in Poland, and the city was not prepared for such an eventuality, so I decided it was a good opportunity to test their properties. To my surprise, I was unable to cause any loss of traction, and there was no problem driving out of snowdrifts, even though I have a front-wheel drive car. Basically, the only drawbacks are: - very high price, but you pay a lot for quality, and the quality here is undeniable - they are huge for my car and look like off-road tyres, but that's not the tyres' fault :) To sum up: I highly recommend them to anyone who can afford them, you won't be See more > disappointed.
• Shnarf 4.3

  Continental WinterContact TS 850 P

  i can’t trcommend these tyres highly enough for winter use. The snow from early 2018 was a true test for the Continentals, and they performed perfectly. The car could be driven in thick falling snow with very little detriment to grip and handling. Other cars were grinding to a halt or couldn’t even grip the snow, whereas I could continue my journey as nornal. If you value the lives of your family then you should get some winter tyres - below 7 degrees these tyres out perform summer tyres in nearly every way. In the snow they’re virtually unstoppable. The difference between summer and winter tyres on snow is like the difference between day and night, it really is that clear. If you’re See more > never tried them and can afford to do so then I highly recommend winter tyres, and these Continentals in particular.