Good grip, but the mileage performance is disappointingly low. In a RENAULT KADJAR, they said goodbye to us after 35,000 km. And it should be taken into consideration that the vehicle is used mainly for family purposes, with all that entails. Few kilometers for an expensive tire...

Extremely flexible tires on a 2009 Nissan Qashqai SUV with a 1.6CC petrol engine. Previously, I used Bridgestone Dueler tires, which were hard and difficult to warm up, not to mention their grip. The Continentals gave the car a different feel. The fuel economy didn't decrease enough for me to say that I noticed a change, but I did notice an incredible change in the car's behavior. Grip on turns that didn't exist before, as well as braking in the rain and braking/response distances were out of this world. You can't imagine how amazing they are, especially on wet roads, which may be the most demanding moment when you need a tire to perform. The durability of the tires is unbelievable; I have exceeded 35,000 km (in the city) and they still look and behave almost as if I just bought them. They warm up easily on the road but maintain a temperature level within feasible/acceptable limits, even when driving at 160 km/h and stopping for the tire to be warm enough to handle the road. Their wear is minimal on the treads.

The only drawback is that they don't forgive if you push them in lateral scratches and bumps on something sharp on curbs. You might say that no tire can withstand lateral forces, but I consider it slightly softer for this reason.

With 35,000 km driven and naturally, I highly recommend them for SUVs for safe driving for families, but also for people who may want to go faster with safety.

I will definitely buy them again without hesitation.

Extremely flexible with a thick, large tread, sturdy and stable. They are highly worth it in terms of fuel consumption, there was a noticeable difference!