- Volkswagen Tiguan
- 225/45 R17
- 18,500 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Easy Going
Continental ContiSportContact 5 P Owner Reviews
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Drivers of the Continental ContiSportContact 5 P report excellent dry grip, strong braking, and confident handling when warm, with many praising wet grip initially and overall performance on powerful cars. However, a significant number cite very rapid tread wear (often 5-10k miles/km-equivalent) and increasing noise as the tyre ages, with wet performance dropping notably below mid-tread. Comfort is acceptable with softer sidewalls, but predictability in the wet and value are common concerns. Overall sentiment is mixed, skewing slightly positive on performance but strongly negative on longevity.
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Owner ratings averaged from 110 ratings
- Owner score 71%
- Dry Grip 85%
- Wet Grip 78%
- Road Feedback 77%
- Handling 76%
- Comfort 72%
- Wear 55%
Continental ContiSportContact 5 P Reviews - Page 3
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- 255/40 R21
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Easy Going
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- 235/45 R19 V
- 52,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Easy Going
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- SEAT Leon Cupra 290
- 235/35 R19 W
- 6,000 miles
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Dry grip is very good, handles well through country lanes which I drive most days and braking is really good.
As another reviewer pointed out, they do tend to cause pretty bad wheel hop when pulling away quickly at like a junction or don't really grip well in a straight line.
I'm a slightly spirited driver but I don't drive on the limits of the tyres at all.
They are now down to 3mm after 6000 miles which is extremely shocking considering these cost £130+ per corner.
Now they have gotten to this wear level, wet grip is reduced massively sliding all over the place and they've become really unpredictable in wet weather.
I probably won't use these tyres again due to the poor wear rate.
- SEAT Cupra 300
- 235/35 R19 W
- 3,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Spirited
Handling and feedback is decent and they are safe, but the weaknesses really mean I wont get them again, and cant recommend them.
- Mercedes Benz 190 2.3 16
- 255/30 R19 V
- 4,000 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Average
I find that both in the dry and wet the handling is excellent.The braking performance again is good but you need to remember that the car behind you has also got to stop.
I do feel that the feedback from the tyres are satisfactory but I purchased the car to travel long distance in comfort.The car handling is good and is very enjoyable to drive on the UKs A and B roads.
In all honesty the tyres could be a little quieter but the ride is suberb.
Tyre life could be better but I change them at 10000 regardless of tread left.
When the time comes to change the tyres again I will buy Conts and hope I can still get the 5Ps.
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- 235/35 R19 R
- 6,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
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