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Continental Winter Tyres
Continental winter tyres are designed to perform exceptionally well in cold, icy, and snowy conditions. With specialised tread patterns and advanced rubber compounds, these tyres offer superior grip and control, even in freezing temperatures. Whether you're driving on wet, slushy roads or tackling snow-covered surfaces, Continental tyres ensure safety and stability. Their enhanced braking performance on ice and snow reduces stopping distances, giving you peace of mind during winter driving.
How Long Do Continental Winter Tyres Last?
The lifespan of Continental winter tyres depends on various factors, including driving habits, road conditions, and maintenance. On average, these tyres can last for several winters if properly maintained. Regularly checking tyre pressure, alignment, and tread depth will help extend their life. It's recommended to switch back to summer tyres when temperatures rise, as using winter tyres in warm weather can accelerate wear.
Are Continental tyres good?
Most people who’ve used Continental tyres would agree that they're good tyres. They’re fitted to many new cars straight from the factory, especially German models, which suggests they are to a manufacturer's standard. They handle well, especially in the rain, and don’t wear out too quickly, which is what most drivers look for.
How much are Continental tyres?
Prices can vary depending on the size and spec, but most Continental tyres start from around £85 to £100 and increase from there. You’ll usually pay more for Continental than you would for budget tyres, but you’ll enjoy extra quality and lifespan in return. It’s easy to check current prices on the Halfords site by entering your registration.