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One in four cars made in Europe is originally equipped with Continental tyres - thanks to their reputation for consistently delivering high quality products. Continental are best known for their production of premium tyres
The Continental Sport Contact 7 is a high performance tyre developed to deliver a safe and high end performance on both wet and dry surfaces.
Designed for maximum fuel efficiency, the Eco Contact 6 is the ideal tyre for the eco-friendly driver.
The Continental PremiumContact 7 provides outstanding performance, immediate braking, and comfort, designed for electric, hybrid, and traditional vehicles.
The Continental VanContact Eco is a premium summer tyre for vans and transporters and is designed for maximum efficiency.
Continental are well renowned for their consistent top standings in many of Europe’s leading independent tyre reviews - most recently, in 2024, the Continental SportContact 7 was named SuperSport Tyre of the Year by WhatTyre (the 3rd time Continental have won in this category). Continental tyres have also been widely used as original equipment for many of the world’s top car manufacturers – such as Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi, Jaguar Land Rover and Porsche.
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The Continental ContiSportAttack 2 is engineered for riders seeking extraordinary handling that's both light and precise.
The Continental ContiTrailAttack 2 is a motorbike tyre developed for powerful dual-sport motorbikes.
Continental are owned by tyre company Continental AG. Continental are shares owned by both public shareholders and IHO Group. IHO Group, who are a subsidiary of Shaeffler Group, own 46% of the tyre manufacturing company. The remaining 54% ownership belongs to public shareholders, which is also known as a public float. This is where shares of a company can be publicily traded and used as a means of revenue.
Continental have factories and areas of distribution in 57 different countries. The tyre manufacturing company is headquarted in Hanover, Germany. Continental also have factories in countries such as the United States, India, Portugal, Brazil, and Mexico.
The difference in spelling between tyres/tires depends on what use of the English language a nation uses. If Continental are selling their products in the United States, the product will be described as 'Continental tires'. In the United Kingdom, Continental and the public will identify their company's products as 'tyres'.
The mileage of Continental's tyres can vary. It will depend on driving style, the condition of the roads, the type of vehicle they are fitted to, and how well the tyres are maintained. In general, Continental tyres are known to be tough and durable - with some models able to last over 70,000 miles before a replacement is required. This is an estimate. Mileage may vary.
The tyre markings serve as a helpful guide for selecting the appropriate tyre. The width number denotes the tyre's width, and the aspect ratio indicates the sidewall height relative to the width. The load and speed ratings inform about the tyre's weight-bearing capacity and maximum speed capability. The construction type and wheel diameter are represented by alphanumeric codes. The tyre also displays the brand name and range. The presence of 'tubeless' indicates that an inner tube is not required, while 'tube type' signifies the need for one. Additionally, tyre pressure limits, date codes, and wear indicators can be found on the tyres. A symbol signifies suitability for winter conditions. Any OE markings indicate that the tyre was specifically manufactured for a particular car model
Continental indicate that a particular model is a Run Flat tyre by using the letters SSR at the end of the product model description on the sidewall of the tyre. To check whether the tyres you currently have on your vehicle are Run Flat tyres, check for the letters SSR on the tyre's sidewall.
The option to repair a run flat tyre is technically possible - if the puncture is not on the sidewall and less than 6mm in diameter. Howeve, due to safety reasons Continental do not recommend the repairing of a tyre.
