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How do you rate the road handling?
I've Got 45k For Front Set And 25k For The Rear Se
I've got 45K for front set and 25K for the rear set on my BMW 523i SE Auto, Very hapy with these results. These are mostly motorway miles and I do not drive hard at all. My wife's car (BMW 328i SE auto) also have Conti Prem 2 tyres fitted, with bigger rim size and lower profile, they also last over 25K. I would recommended this make to anybody.
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How do you rate the road handling?
These Tyres Are Nearly Faultless In Handling And R
These tyres are nearly faultless in handling and ride etc.
They are also really good in the wet and I feel very safe with them,
in fact I have yet to make them slip or skid.
I do suspect, however, that they are not going to give me as many miles as
most others might - I have yet to see!
They are not the cheapest on the market and so I cannot claim them to be great value for money - despite the nice handling and drive.
I would recommend them to anyone wanting good grip.
I don't do many miles per year and bearing in mind it is not good to keep tyres for more than 5 years - i suspect I will continue to use them.
Only thing I should add on a less posative note is that these or not up with the best in the snow - I think this is due to the straight lines in the tread design which make cornering and non aquaplaning in the wet very good.
Mileage on these was not very bad - better in fact than some of the cheaper tyres I have used.
Car Has Only Done 12,000 Miles From New And Both F
Car has only done 12,000 miles from new and both front tyres are down to limits. This is not good as I careful women driver.
Peoguet 207 1.6/16v sport with Continental ContiPremiumContact2
I have got to 12,000 miles on my old Scenic with these and I am considering replacement soon.
I wouldn't expect a tyre with this good grip to last much longer on the front of a front wheel drive car. If you prefer longer lasting then something like the Michelin Energy Saver might suit you (more expensive - slightly less good in the wet - but still very good)
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