Continental PureContact LS All Season 235/50R18 97V Passenger Tire
Continental PureContact LS All Season 235/50R18 97V Passenger Tire
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Continental PureContact LS All Season 235/50R18 97V Passenger Tire

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Key item features

  • Extended Durability: Offers a 70,000-mile limited manufacturer tread life coverage, ensuring long-term performance for passenger cars and crossovers.
  • EcoPlus Technology: Engineered with EcoPlus Technology to enhance fuel efficiency, optimize driving range, and provide shorter stopping distances on wet surfaces.
  • All-Season Traction: Designed for optimal performance across dry, wet, and light snow conditions, making it a versatile touring tire.
  • Quiet Comfort: Features low road noise for a quiet and comfortable driving experience for both drivers and passengers.
  • Performance Indicators: Includes QuickView Indicators within the tread to visually inform drivers about the tire's current performance level.
  • Specific Dimensions: This passenger tire has a size of 235/50R18 with a 97V speed rating and a Standard Load (SL) range.
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Mar 27, 2019
Toffee
5 out of 5 stars review

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Great tire, quiet, comfortable, good in snow.

Bought right before winter struck, and they did good on snow and ice. Does great during dry and light rain conditions. A lot quieter than my previous, Yokohamas, similar performance. Hardly any wear after 10K miles (pictures will show how much, not even noticeable). I drive about 30K a year. Already recommended these to others in my family that will need tires soon.

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Oct 1, 2019
Fountainpenracing
5 out of 5 stars review

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Great in all weather conditions

I rely on this tire in all weather conditions. I was caught at work in a flash snow storm the end of last year in New Jersey. My car is rear wheel drive and I had no problem negotiating the deep show I had to get through to get home that night. I would not say this is a 'snow' tire, but it got me home that night. So now that I need to get a new set of tires for my car, I just ordered 4 new Continental PureContact tires.

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Jun 20, 2019
outis16
5 out of 5 stars review

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Get these tires!

My Continental PureContact™ LSs replaced the OEM Firestone FT140s that came with my 2016 Civic Touring. I was tired of sliding around listening to the ABS chatter all the time during the cold months in Boston and was looking for something with better winter traction. Get these tires! I've got about 300 miles on them so far, and although I can't comment on winter performance yet, I can say that the last time I remember noticing this much difference in road comfort and dry/wet handling was when I replaced the bias ply tires on my Saab 96 with radials back in 1967. That has to be an exaggeration, I suppose, but the FT140s by comparison made driving the Civic feel skittish, hard, and jumpy, and driving of all types is now far less tiring. I'm guessing that any other Civic owner driving on FT140s would say the same. The one thing I can't seem to confirm from the reviews I've read is a reduction in road noise. I _think_ I'm setting the audio a click or so lower, but can't be sure. This puzzles me, since the FT140s are by all accounts noisy tires. It may be that my aging ears no longer hear road frequencies much in the first place, or that they don't mask the frequencies I listen to. And Civics are known for being fairly noisy anyway. My guess is that YMMV among tires, makes, models, sources and frequencies. It's good to get the impressions of other drivers, but frankly, and although I'm sure some tires _are_ noisier the others, I wouldn't give much credence to subjective measures when it comes to audio. I wonder if anyone's ever actually studied it properly?

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