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Continental Summer tyres are tyres built for the best possible braking, handling and efficiency once temperatures sit above 7°C — the conditions most UK cars drive in from spring to autumn. The range covers the PremiumContact 7 for everyday cars, the SportContact 7 for performance models and the EcoContact 7 for low running costs and EVs. They aren’t snow-rated, so for colder months look at Continental winter or all season tyres.
Each range uses its own Continental compound: RedChili on the PremiumContact 7 for grip from the first mile, BlackChili on the SportContact 7 for high-speed braking, and Green Chili 3.0 on the EcoContact 7 for low rolling resistance. All are tuned for warm roads above 7°C.
The PremiumContact 7's adaptive tread opens wide lateral grooves to clear water when driving straight, then closes up for stability in corners. Continental quotes up to 7% shorter wet braking and better aquaplaning resistance than the PremiumContact 6.
The PremiumContact 7 gives around 10% more mileage than the PremiumContact 6, and the SportContact 7 around 17% more than its predecessor. The EcoContact 7, Continental’s most efficient tyre yet, is mostly rated A for rolling resistance and carries the EV Compatible logo.
Continental took 13 wins and 19 podium finishes across 24 independent summer tyre tests in 2026. The PremiumContact 7 won the 2026 ADAC summer tyre test, and the SportContact 7 is a regular winner in Auto Bild sportscars tests.
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We stock a wide range of tyres for all vehicle categories and our dedicated team of experts endeavour to provide our customers with the latest models. Meaning there should always be a relevant tyre for you in our extensive catalogue.
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Yes. Continental is one of the most successful brands in independent summer tyre testing, with 13 wins and 19 podiums across 24 tests in 2026. The PremiumContact 7 won the 2026 ADAC summer tyre test, and the SportContact 7 regularly tops Auto Bild sportscars performance tyre tests.
Summer tyres work best once temperatures are consistently above 7°C, which in the UK usually means spring through autumn. Below that, the compound stiffens and loses grip. If you’d rather keep one set on all year, Continental all season tyres such as the AllSeasonContact 2 are the better fit.
Yes — wet grip is one of their strongest areas. The PremiumContact 7 carries an A label for wet grip and joint-best wet braking in the 2026 ADAC test, while Continental quotes up to 7% shorter wet braking than the PremiumContact 6 and 8% shorter for the SportContact 7 over its predecessor.
Summer tyres like the PremiumContact 7 give the best braking and handling above 7°C. Winter tyres such as the WinterContact range use a softer compound for grip below 7°C, on snow and ice. All season tyres like the AllSeasonContact 2 are a year-round compromise with 3PMSF snow certification.
Mileage depends on your car, size and driving style, but Continental has improved wear with each generation. The PremiumContact 7 offers around 10% more mileage than the PremiumContact 6, and the SportContact 7 around 17% more than the SportContact 6, according to Continental’s own testing.
Yes. The EcoContact 7 and EcoContact 7 S carry Continental’s EV Compatible logo on the sidewall and are mostly rated A for rolling resistance, helping to extend range. The PremiumContact 7 is also widely fitted to electric and hybrid cars thanks to its strong braking and efficiency.
No, they’re comparable with other premium summer tyres. Most PremiumContact 7 sizes carry a B noise rating of around 71–73dB, and the EcoContact 7 uses Continental’s Silent Pattern tread to cut pass-by noise. Check the EU tyre label for your exact size before you buy.
The PremiumContact 7 replaced the PremiumContact 6 with a new RedChili compound and adaptive tread design. Continental quotes up to 7% shorter wet braking, better dry braking and handling, improved aquaplaning resistance and around 10% more mileage than the PremiumContact 6.
For most drivers, yes. They cost more than budget tyres, but shorter braking distances, strong wet grip and good mileage make them a safe, long-lasting choice. The EcoContact 7's low rolling resistance can also save fuel or EV range over the life of the tyre.
The PremiumContact 7 suits most family and everyday cars, the SportContact 7 is designed for performance and sports cars, and the EcoContact 7 or EcoContact 7 S suits drivers prioritising efficiency, including EV owners. Enter your registration or tyre size to see which models fit your car.
