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Continental › Tires

Immediate-Attempt-32 14 Nov 2025, 14:22

Rating 5.0

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Depends if you also drive on the highway, sparked tiers have a tendency to have a longer braking distance and bad grip on wet roads.

If you do drive the county roads that's not salted , Nokian Hakkapellita 10 is the go to.

If you do drive on salted highway alot then Continental tires is preferred as they do handle wet surface better and if you do have black ice (underkjølt regn) alot , a sparked tire will always be the best option.

Pros: good on black ice, handle wet surface better

Cons: longer braking distance, bad grip on wet roads

Continental › Tires

PoisonTheWell122393 14 Nov 2025, 14:12

Rating 5.0

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Aren't the Continentals OEM? They came on my 2010 S5 and I've stuck with them for the past 120k miles, year round, with no issues.

Pros: no issues

Vehicle: Audi S5

Mileage: 120000 km

MICHELIN › Tires

AgrivatorOfWisdom 14 Nov 2025, 13:31

Rating 4.5

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Michelin ps4 s4 are better than both. I much prefer them to the pirelli that came on the car.

Pros: Michelin ps4 s4 are better

Cons: prefer them to pirelli

Continental › Tires

Steffiluren 14 Nov 2025, 13:22

Rating 5.0

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If you don’t get roads covered in ice and compacted snow for large parts of the winter, I’d personally go for studless. They’re quieter than studded tires, and you don’t need to pay the «studded tire fee» when entering major cities. In a coastal climate the roads are mostly just wet asphalt anyway, so no need for studs. They don’t help in fresh snow either.

I use Continental VikingContact 7 (now replaced by VikingContact 8) in Bergen. I’ve never had any issues with them in deep snow or over mountain passes on my FWD hatchback. Super predictable when they lose traction as well. In those dimensions the price difference between good and cheap tires isn’t that big, so get something good. If you’re a NAF member you get a really good discount at Best Drive (continental).

Pros: quieter than studded, predictable traction

Cons: don't help in fresh snow

Continental › Tires

ProfessionCurrent198 14 Nov 2025, 12:59

Rating 5.0

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I’m on my 4th or 5th set of dws06. Unless I need a specific performance summer tire I’ll keep running them

Pros: keep running them

Continental › Tires

Spare_Chemical122 14 Nov 2025, 12:54

Rating 5.0

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Continental ice contact 3s are the best winter tyres i have driven so far

Pros: best winter tyres driven

Continental › Tires

Adept-DaddyD 14 Nov 2025, 11:34

Rating 4.5

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I just put the DWS 06+ on my A5 SLine, replacing the original Conti Sports. Only been 3 days, but I love em so far

Pros: love em so far

Vehicle: Audi A5

Continental › Tires

Couple-jersey 1 Jul 2025, 22:35

Rating 3.0

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Personally I didn’t like those tires. I have continental and I really like them, I feel a difference

Pros: feel a difference

Cons: didn't like those tires

KENDA › Tires

Beanmachine314 24 May 2025, 20:00

Rating 1.0

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I had the original Kenda MTs on my Land Cruiser and they took a ton of weight to balance, were noisy as hell, wore terribly uneven and we're about 70% worn after about 20k miles.

Cons: noisy, wore unevenly

Mileage: 32186 km