Continental ContiCrossContact AT Reviews

An excellent tyre, I tow a caravan weighing 2.8 t, at 40k and would expect another 30k

These tyres are good in terms of treadwear thus also value for money. It's also good in sudden stops/sudden brakes, good road hold. I can't say anything bad about them. But if what you look for is ride comfort, good handling, better grip, buy the Geolandar G015. I have just replaced my CrossContact AT and I'm super happy already after only a few kilometers. Wait for my next review on my G015...best regards:)

Were supplied with defender when new, and replaced at 75k with the same, but probably could have left them until 90k kms. Great all round performance. If you do a lot of clay or heavy mud driving then opt for M/T.

They have been a great tyre so far and hardly any road noise

I bought these tyres 18months ago and have loved everything about them on and off the road. I have done some serious 4wding with these tyres and have no complaints.

Really good Tyre great tread pattern would definitely buy these again

Not to bad a tire would like to try a different Tyre maybe not so much AT.

Vehicle is primarily used in city driving with occasional gravel/offroad. These are a massive improvement over the original tyres. Especially in the wet. While the original tyres would often loose grip on wet roads the Continentals give me so much more traction. No noise/vibration or discomfort. Offroading and soft sand is significantly more confident. One small thing of note is the tread is deep and likes to hold on to small pieces of gravel when transitioning from gravel to tarmac. Then when you hit 70km/h it gets flung out with force! A little on the pricier side but well worth it.