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Continental’s AllSeasonContact 2 Wins “AUTO BILD Allrad” Tyre Test

Liana Shaw by Liana Shaw
October 25, 2024
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The German magazine “AUTO BILD Allrad” has tested whether all-season tyres can also be a safe tyre choice for 4×4 vehicles – and answered “yes”. Ten tyre models from European, Asian, and American manufacturers in the size 245/45 R 18 100 Y were asked to test a 4×4 Cupra Formentor. After 14 tests, Continental’s AllSeasonContact 2 came out on top with the top rating of “exemplary” and an overall score of 1.2, with the experts from Germany praising its balance and good driving dynamics in all weather conditions.

Typical of an all-season tyre that must compromise summer and winter characteristics at the highest possible level, the AllSeasonContact 2 scored well in all test disciplines, achieving Very Good and Good ratings on snow, wet, and dry roads. The AllSeasonContact 2 also scored the highest marks in the two sustainability categories – rolling resistance and ride comfort.

The fact that not all all-season tyres on the market meet high safety standards was demonstrated in the wet braking test: There was a difference in stopping distance of more than 14 meters between the Continental tyre and an Asian product, and the “cheap tire” only came to a stop after more than 65 meters from 100 km/h. The editors’ conclusion on year-round suitability: “Not all candidates live up to their names”.

The AllSeasonContact 2, which was introduced only last year, is suitable for a wide range of passenger cars and SUVs, regardless of their drive type and drive concept. Continental has significantly increased the mileage of the AllSeasonContact 2 compared to its predecessor while reducing rolling resistance without compromising on safety. The AllSeasonContact 2 is produced in a wide range of products for rims from 15 to 21 inches in diameter.

Liana Shaw

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