Continental TrueContact Tour 54 

2005 Lexus ES330. Wife loves the tires, great ride, very good traction in rain. Quite tire which was a very big need. Definitely recommend them.

Fantastic performance tire for my Honda. Much better performing and more comfortable than previous overrated Michelin specially on wet surface and breaking.

These tires are amazing. We got a lot of snow over the weekends. I was very impressed how this tires handle in snow very well. Very happy with it.

These tires aren't as good as the original true contacts in deeper snow but still very good for an all-season. Love them!

These tires replaced the original Michelin Energy Saver A/S tires which struggled to reach 22k miles. I found those tires to be acceptable in most conditions but dicey in light snow and downright dangerous on packed snow and ice. These tires provide noticeably better traction in all conditions, and they are significantly better in the winter. Our other car runs Blizzak WS90 in the winter, and these tires are just a small step behind those dedicated winter tires on snow and ice.

My main worry was rolling resistance and the impact on range. I keep careful charge records, and I am happy to report that the impact on range over the last year has been insignificant. I also used Leaf Spy Pro to record energy consumption on a test loop before and after getting these tires, and the two were within 0.4%. These tires are delivering better traction and better wear resistance with no appreciable impact on range.

The only step backwards was noise. I noticed a slight increase in road noise on my way home from getting these tires, but I don't notice it anymore. The LEAF is a very quiet EV, so you might not register it on a gas vehicle. Comparing again to our other car's Blizzak WS90 tires, these are much quieter.

I nought a set of these last year after reading Tire Rack’s “everyday driver” test on a Toyota Camry. It was the only test I could find as the tire was new. They passed their emergency maneuver when many other tires did not. They are moderately priced, very smooth and quiet over most surfaces. Very predictable with steering inputs, great traction dry or wet.
I live in Southern California and haven’t driven in the snow. I do not drive like I’m in my own video and drift around corners.
I am very satisfied with these tires and would recommend them unhesitatingly for most drivers.

Did a lot of research before choosing this tire and very happy with my choice. They drive beautiful and I feel very confident on curvy mountain roads. Hardly any wear. I definitely would buy these again.

I don't know how meaningful a review is after only 2000 miles but here's what I can tell you. I bought a used Soul EV with 4 new - less than 1000 miles on them - Kelly A/S tires. They were hard, slippery and horrible. I put on these Continentals and they transformed the car. It doesn't spin the tires pulling out dry or wet like before. It rides better. The steering is more responsive. The whole car feels more connected to the road. I'm definitely glad I got them.

Love the handling, comfort, and quiet.

Replaced my run flats with these tires. What a huge difference! These tires are firm but very comfortable. They soften out most rough roads. I hear very little if any road noise. Very quiet running especially compared to my run flats. Steering feels very positive. I live in Florida, so I haven’t driven in the snow with them. I get awesome wet weather traction though my all wheel drive has a lot to do about that. Makes my BMW feel and drive the way a luxury car should. I am extremely impressed and when it comes time will replace with the same tire.

When looking for a set of tires, I needed a set that had extremely high mileage warranty on them, because I drive upwards of 1500-2000 miles a week running my RideService business on my 2025 Toyota Camry XSE. These are advertised at 80k. I honestly expected like 60k and then I'd get a little discount on my next set and I'd try these again.

Much to my surprise, I got 93,671 miles out of them. And yes, that was down to 2/32 tread depth. So if you want to pull them at 4/32, it probably would've been closer to 85k miles instead.

Extremely smooth tires. Very quiet tires as well. Handle very well in wet when they have plenty of tread depth. Even at 2/32 they still were good aside from standing water. That's when they got sketchy, but honestly that's expected. They still stayed planted, just had to be more cautious. The new set I just put on, on the other hand, pouring rain in a HUGE thunderstorm the other night, driving home doing 80mph,because why not test my new tires out... And they never once felt out of place. Not even when driving across those streaming water areas that are on some highways. They handled all the rain water like it wasn't there.

Handling... I know it says I drive easy going. And the majority is and that's why I got so many miles out of these tires. But, I am a racer at heart and do take it through the twisties just like I do my motorcycles. They definitely handle extremely well, for what they are. Very predictable for the most part... Until you really press them to do what they're not designed to do. Then they'll let go. But honestly, they're highway tires and not made to do what I was asking them to do that day. Lol.

All in all, I'd 1000% recommend these tires. Great mileage, smooth, quiet, and safe ride.

Idk about snow. In Alabama we get ice, not snow. And I'll just avoid driving that 1 or 2 weeks.

Did a lot of research before choosing this tire and very happy with my choice. They drive beautiful and I feel very confident on curvy mountain roads. Hardly any wear. I definitely would buy these again.