Review on Continental PremiumContact 6 315/45 R21 116Y summer by Wiktor Niedzicki ᠌
Unattractive product, unprofitable purchase.
Purchased a pair of 235/45/18 98W XL FP shoes from Portugal. This is not what I anticipated from a high-end, costly rubber. A replacement was just ordered. It is conceivable to drive with such damage to the back wheels, at least in theory. But I'm not willing to take that chance. Perhaps parts of the rubber's layers have been compromised, signaling the impending development of a hernia. Like many others, I had my own epiphany. That there is no merit to any of these evaluations, commercials, or reviews. Every set of tires is unique. Everyone has their unique method of driving, for example. But there was no sudden impact, no sudden swoop, no sudden realization of your guilt. It turns out that even the most powerful garbage disposal can't save these tires from the trash heap. Peter Wheel, where I purchased the tires, does not offer a warranty extension. I have no intention of ever looking at them again. No matter how she scores or what they say about her in the reports.
- Comfort and ease of control.
- Too squishy, leading to rolling at high temperatures; flimsy sidewalls; excessive noise; not suitable for our roads. How FP or FR (disc protection) can function if the sidewalls aren't made for it is beyond me. Is that the result of some pushing from the side? Any, even the biggest one, and spin the wheel. Knowing about the profile 45 and not being the lowest, I cautiously drove 5-6 centimeters onto the curb to avoid the accident. The impact was soft, yet it feels like I hit a curb while driving on a flat tire. There was a 2.8 heat wheel. A chunk of the sidewall just snapped off like a candy bar; it's trash now. There was zero resistance from the tires. Wow, you guys, this is awesome. The rim has been in use for about four months.
