CONTINENTAL. vs TOYO TIRES

[eggalegga]

I've had Cont Control Contact Sport AS tires on my coupe for almost 4 years/20k mi. They seem to be a good tire. No problems. I was looking for an all-season that would perform in the snow for my short commute to work. I've never owned Toyo.

[Qwh]

I had Toyo tires on the truck and they shredded after 10k miles but i had OEM ocntinental tires on the newer car and they lasted 60k miles

[phlinak]

Originally Posted by Jimrob1

I notice many new cars come with Continental Tires. I have a Nissan with Continental Tires, and I have had no problems. I only have 22000 miles on my Versa. I've talked to others that have nothing but complaints. Mainly tire wear at lower mileage, and poor handling. I've had none of these problems. I looked up reviews on Continental, and was amazed. Review after review complaint of excessive tire wear by 30,000 miles.

I use to buy Toyo tires, and found them excellent. What has been others experience with these two brands.

We have Continentals as well.

Both our Tiguan and our Alltrack came with ProContact TXs as their OEM tires.

We have accumulated over 10,000 miles of year-round driving on each vehicle and have been pleasantly surprised at how well these tires have performed, especially in wet or snowy/icy conditions.

These all-season Continentals perform better on snowy/icy roads than the Blizzaks we had on our previous vehicle, a 2013 Subaru Outback.

Additionally, both vehicles average more than 10% better mileage than the EPA estimates, with an acceptable amount of road noise, and no signs of excessive wear.

We are very pleased with the results so far and will probably replace them with another set when the time comes.