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Review on Continental ContiWinterContact TS 860S 255/55 R19 111 winter by Jnis Bisters ᠌

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Quality of the product is at the level, I will recommend this product

The winter of 20-21 has passed. It was full of different weather conditions, which gave us the opportunity to test our winter wheels and cars to the maximum. I will try to clearly express my opinion and help others in their choice. Before this model, there was Velcro from another manufacturer. She set a high bar for quality and at the time of the search she was not on sale. Therefore, Continental had strict requirements. Continental did not cause trouble for tire workers. Dressed on the disk easily, balanced with small weights (up to 30 gr. ) If the wheels are beautiful, then this rubber adds charm. Appearance only pleases. From the first trip you understand that the car is quiet. With this rubber Shumka car is not needed at all. In addition, I didn’t have to somehow get used to or adapt to the winter driving style. I did not notice a difference in taxiing at all, if only I began to jump over speed bumps softer. The driving style is fast, sometimes aggressive, but everything is reasonable. Wet road, rain, sleet - keeps perfectly. In general, if you have a European winter, Hong Kong weather (near zero) and asphalt on the road, then this is your option. ANY asphalt (wet, snowy, cold up to -30 degrees or warm up to +15 degrees) it holds perfectly. In conclusion, I can say that this Velcro is for trained drivers. And it will cause only positive emotions. And if your car has four-wheel drive, and even permanent - it's just space. You will get high

Pros
  • Appearance, handling, lack of noise. Ideal for all wheel drive vehicles
Cons
  • Now what I didn't like and why not 5 stars. First, the price. She is clearly overpriced. For this price there should be no nuances, but they are. I was driving through a huge empty parking lot. Due to a sharp change in temperature, an ice rink formed there. Continental simply did not want to stop the car, and my speed was no more than 20 km / h. My old Velcro after 80 t. Km much better clung to everything, just to stop the car. Ice is not about Continental Velcro. There's just a gap here. It was snowing a lot. I was driving 80 km/h. It was necessary to move off the track, and I just flew off the exit. What it was from Continental, I don't know. The car just didn't stop. Maybe the protector is clogged? HZ Thirdly, the Protector is not toothy. She seems to be shoveling snow, but she does not push the car. Auto stupidly digs in and lie down on the belly. Fourthly, in a heavy snowfall or on an easy rise in a front-wheel drive car, you will start moving, but from behind you will definitely be honked like: dude, why so slow ! Would I buy it again? Perhaps . but at a price of no more than 8k per balloon 235/45 R18