Continental CrossContact LX Sport Crossover & SUV Tires in 235/55R19

These tires have been great. They have been excellent in the rain, which was my main focus when purchasing tires. It is a quiet tire, smooth, and the tire tread is good in sand, dirt, and street.

This is my third set of these tires. I love them for their wet weather traction and quietness.

This tire is best I've ever had. I have 130k miles on my 2016 volvo xc90 and only two sets of LX Sports 101V. Got 65k from the first set and am still going on the second. Planning to buy a third set in Fall. First set, I lived in Chicago/MW and second set I lived in IL, NJ, CA and now FL. I've driven in ever condition (hurricanes, tornados, floods, blizzards, dust storms, off road, -20F to 110F and never had an issue with these tires, not even a flat. If you want to get the most out of your tire, this is the one. I keep all 4 tires at 39-40 PSI even though Volvo says 38. Maybe that has helped.

Very good tires, We just took a 4500-mile skiing trip and the tires were fantastic.

Ford chose to make these the OEM all season tire for the Edge ST's 21" wheels, and it was a good choice on their part. These tires have no issues gripping on ice or snow, and they give almost the steering feedback and predictability when on the edge of grip as the other OEM option, the summer-only PZERO. That being said, tread life was pretty poor, I'm scheduling replacement at 30,000 miles. Despite the poor treadlife, I'll almost certainly be re-purchasing these as the all season performance is good enough to make up for the short life.

This was my first purchased tires when replacing the OEM. The OEM (Alenzas) lasted about 25000 miles while the Continentals got me to 55000. These are a little bit noisy but good on my RWD even in light snow. I did experience decline in range when I made the switch, and never saw about 4.0 mi/kWh, which is the major reason I didn't replace with the same tires. My experience is these lasted 2 years before dry rot and tread concerns so I would recommend these for the id4 RWD even with light snow conditions.

OEM tires came with my off-lease 2020 Stelvio. I have put 30,000+ on them in 2 years of spirited driving (53,000 miles total and counting), and I have rotated them every 10,000 miles. I really don't have any complaints about the tires. They are wearing "well" despite my hard cornering. The Stelvio handles unlike any car I've ever driven, and I appreciate how quickly I can change lanes and dart around slower traffic. In dry weather, these tires respond very well. In wet weather, the tires get a little slick (as expected), but I also don't drive aggressively in wet weather. The stopping distances, grip from a stop, and cornering stay true, so I still drive with confidence. The tires also stay true and quiet at high speed when motoring down the highway. All-in-all, I have been pleased with these tires and would buy them again.

Did ok as OEM tires. Got 51,000 miles out of them, wished I got more, but as the family hauler for daily use in northern NJ and NYC vicinity where the roads are always under construction, I'm ok with it. Dry traction and performance is fine. Wet and snow performance is acceptable. However, I also credit the Pilot's torque-vectoring AWD to traction, feel, and confidence.

OEM tires. very reliable and comfortable. excellent quality

Great comfortable ride and super quiet road noise isolation

Very happy. Car rides smoothly

These tires came s standard equipment on my 2021 GMC Acadia SLT. The tires have been decent for traction and road noise but their wearability is quite poor. I monitor my tire pressure frequently, rotate as needed and make sure my alignment is good. Tread wear has been very even on all 4 tires. But with only 26,000 miles I'm getting close to the wear bars. For the cost of these tires there are a lot better options. The Continental CrossContact LX25 for about the same money would be a much better choice.

These tires came stock on my new Hyundai Santa Fe AWD. I’ve got less than 30k miles on them and my car failed inspection due to the wear on these tires. I don’t do much highway driving, primarily the suburbs and a 5 minute commute in the city 2x a day. I see tires priced the same with a 50k mile warranty so I was shocked to learn my tread was non existent under 30k. Will never purchase this brand.