Review on Continental ContiCrossContact LX2 215/65 R16 98H summer by Adam Konowski ᠌

Choosing replacement tires for my Tiguan AD1 was a major source of stress for me. I was looking for something that may appeal to a wide audience without sacrificing audio quality. I'd prefer it if it were softer, too. Such a car and you feel the booty the whole way thanks to the combination of the native dimension 215/65/17 and the stiff suspension. 225/65/17 tires worked great on my second-generation Tiguan, thus I think this info is useful. See image for clarification. Finalized the dimensions. The bus itself is a topic for discussion now. After several days of driving, I can attest that the previous speakers are correct; it is indeed "magic." Even with such a guardian, the area is surprisingly calm. I thought the factory-issued Falken Ziex ZE914a were quiet, but these conti are even more so. I'm not sure how it operates. Since then, I've seen a substantial improvement in the car's ride quality, with bumps and rough asphalt being less noticeable and, on good smooth tarmac, being completely muffled. Up to 130, there is absolutely no noise or resonance. Who claims it's noisy? The manufacturer's website features an indication plate showing how much noise may be expected from various physical settings. I did some mild off-roading, including some rowing, but no obsession. The tread can be cleaned effectively after being covered in mud, although doing so is a tedious and unpleasant task. The larger wheels made the engine turn more vigorously, which was visible when passing, and the handling suffered slightly as a result. It escaped Valkost's attention. There hasn't been any rain yet, so I can't tell from how people act on wet pavement or how strong the rain is. The 18th year of tire production in Portugal. I sped along for 250 kilometers, prioritizing my comfort, and I believe I achieved my goal. I appreciate the thoughtful responses to my inquiry. SUV Tiguan TDI