Review on Continental PremiumContact 6 225/55 R17 97 year old by Stanisaw Nader ᠌

Purchased in the spring of 2022 in the size 225/55 R19 and used for nearly an entire skating season. Make a reservation right away because the driving style is considered to be somewhat harsh. Even though I'm not a complete lunatic behind the wheel, I don't even drive now that I'm retired. When riding on dry terrain, everything is above and beyond praise, but when riding in the rain, it is often uncomfortable, and this is putting it kindly. Since I have four-wheel drive, I believe the amount of wear will be minimal because there is simply nothing to wear rubber with. However, it is still too early to make any definitive statements regarding wear and tear. Having more than ten years of driving experience, as the old saying goes, there is nothing to compare it to. Catal Michelin, Toyo, Yokohama, and all of them were much better in wet weather including, of course, Bears, but once again they left swiftly. Bears were especially good in the rain. But in general, and speaking for me specifically, these substantial negatives far exceed any and all positives. It wasn't really necessary for me to drive through the mud, but based on the tread pattern, I can tell that nothing positive will come of it. However, virtually all summer tires have this tread pattern. I was hoping for more from such a well-known brand, but I won't be making another purchase! And I would never, ever advise somebody to do that!