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

I drove one set of earlier LXs for nine years prior to these LX2s; other than the much increased noise, there are no behavioral variations. I regret purchasing it because the tire buzz is quite bothersome when I'm traveling at 110–120 km/h on the highway (I recently returned from a journey down the M4). different benefits Pretty soft. Normal irregularities occur (although I have a large size of 215x65R16). Everything on a typical road, including handling, braking, rut stability, and rolling, is fine in any weather. They behave flawlessly in slush at 5 °C (they changed after the March thaw, but there was still a cold spell with snow). Well-balanced; weight is no more than 40 g. Cons: They produce a dreadful noise when traveling at speed (well, as fast as more than 100 km/h) once the asphalt starts to become at least little less than optimal. I discovered right away that in order to hear speech normally, the radio in my Tiguan now needs to be turned significantly louder. Although a set of stones does not make the noise louder, the protector is a devilish stone collector. Rubber seems to have some off-road potential, but there is no handling in liquid muck. Water drainage is questionable; when driving quickly through puddles, I occasionally had no control at all.