Continental ContiCrossContact LX2 215/65 R16 98H summer Review
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Description of Continental ContiCrossContact LX2 215/65 R16 98H summer
- They are a myth that cannot be believed. Chalk joints that needed to be passed became easier to pass.
- There is no possibility of managing it. There is no roll to speak of. A rumble can be heard after traveling 100 km/m. The sidewall is pliable and somewhat thin.
- It is gentle, quiet, and handles itself nicely on wet roadways.
- We haven't identified any problems as of yet.
- Tires are silent, not loud at all
- Soft rubber, weak sidewall
- The noise produced by the tire is very manageable. Excellent grip properties.
- The tread can become clogged with debris of a smaller size.
- It is not noisy, and its road holding is superb; it also does well on damp tracks. Comfortable, soft rubber.
- did not bring to light any deficiencies
- The tire has a pleasant ride and works admirably on both dry and wet asphalt. Not noisy.
- I didn't even notice it.
- A tire with a very pleasant ride. It performed admirably on both dry and wet surfaces. Neither one seemed to affect it. Very quiet. It does a good job of removing water from the contact patch.
- No defects found.
- Quiet, soft, really liked the grip properties on the pavement and on the primer.
- Didn't notice
- Nothing much, really.
- Distance to stop on a dry surface. Rigidity.
- Low noise levels, superb handling, and complete faith in the tires
- Until I discovered
- 1. Softly, with a thud, swallows bumps. 2. Deep puddles sneak through while the new ones are OK. 3. Directional stability and decent handling for everyone.
- 1. NOISE. The hum actually starts at 40 and increases to 80. At speeds up to 140 mph on the earlier Michelin Latitude Tour Ash Pi, noise was essentially nonexistent, while a hum could be heard on worn tires. 2. Once more, acceleration and deceleration characteristics are substantially worse than with Michelin. If the car fired at Michelin and came to a complete stop, it became more reflective at Conti. 3. The workmanship is subpar; 90g were hung on one side of the tire fitting for balancing. It was even less earlier, Kama, as I recall. Perhaps due to "Made in Portugal"?
- Comfort
- Precision regulation
- 1. Soft. 2. Quiet 3. Superb braking on both dry and slick surfaces 3. I hope there will be enough resources (1,000 kilometers). Even though the tires have just traveled 20 000 km (since August 2022), there are still no obvious symptoms of substantial wear.
- The protector has the drawback of getting a lot of little stones lodged in it.
- Amazing model! acceptable volume of noise. Excellent off-road tire handling. stable course management. It travels as though on rails. fantastic traction in the rain. Outstanding dry grip. extremely well in light off-road terrain. Strangely enough, it operates flawlessly on dry pavement even when it's freezing outside.
- practically none!
- gentle, quiet, and tenacious.
- Nothing was wrong
- Rowing in murky water is not too bad. On the ruts, everything seems to be normal. It rides normally in the rain, and no hydroplaning at reasonable speeds was seen.
- Although it can be fairly noisy on particular types of asphalt, overall, the acoustic comfort is typical. On the "Minchelin mud and snow," it may appear like the car is pushing in one direction at times.