Michelin Pilot Super Sport vs Continental SportContact 6
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- Опубліковано 11 сер 2016
- We test the new Continental Sport Contact 6 against the established Michelin Pilot Super Sport on an E92 M3 in 255/35 R19 and 275/35 R19.
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Why are not more people watching this? Tyres are so important. I used to be ignorant a bit, but now I get it. pss-fanboy. Great review. Thank you.
Thank you for the kind words :)
noo its easy to remap and be faster than buy tires and get track tuition :)))
Most comprehensive performance tyre review I've seen yet.
Awesome review - love your website too - all the info a tyre nut needs :)
I think your reviews and channel are highly professional and spot on. Thanks from the USA.
+Chris Namaste you're very kind, thank you!
Mate, I take my hat off to you. This is the best car channel I have come across. You take the complexity of modern tyres and very eloquently describe how intricate the details and differences are between them. Bloody love it. Keep them coming.
I’d also be interested to see a test where you take front wheel drive hot hatches (high torque) and show how the handling can be transformed with the right set of tyres. I remember how sensitive the Mk1 Focus RS was. The original Michelin PS1’s it arrived with from the factory meant the car received very mixed reviews regarding the differential and tendency to torque steer. Replacing them with the newly launched at the time PS2’s was a revelation. Front end wet and dry grip/feel was sensational. Lift off oversteer was also so well telegraphed after the swap. I think in Britain we put tyres last when it come to our cars and a channel like this will hopefully be educational and ultimately save lives.
Thanks for the kind words :) We used a Focus ST for a video covering all three Michelin tyres, but I'll look into your suggestion further :)
Excellent review! And great help! Much appreciated
Thank you :)
Great review, thanks!
Loved this extensive review! More please!
P.S. 'Grimit' should be put forward as a new entry into the Urban Dictionary.
Dennis Kwok thank you :) feel free to submit grimmit, I'll up vote it!
@@tyrereviews hi mate great videos, I have a focus rs mk2 and need new tyres what would you recommend ,I'm looking at getting either, continental sport contact 6,michi ps4s, Goodyear f1 asymmetric 5 or the falken fk510, used once or twice a month here in Australia,i have conti 3on now and don't like them, cheers
I appreciate that you put a decent distance on the tyres before talking about them. Too many forum based reviews are based on the comparison with flogged tyres or a confirmation bias on their specific choice. After watching a lot of your videos i feel much better positioned to make an informed decision. Thank you.
Thank you :)
nice test! many thanks. useful info. thinking about coming summer and few laps on Nurburigring in my 335i. looking for new set of tires in R19 size.
Long distance tests are really good. Most reviews test 10mins round a track and say the one who paid them the most was best >.
Glad we could be helpful :) Though I've never heard of bribes in the tyre testing world! All the testers I know are fiercely independent
Great review. Well done again. Mark
Thanks Mark!
Excellent tyre review!
Thank you :)
After 1,5 months of doing my research on super sport vs sportcontact 6 I finely now did order Michelin Pilot Super Sport 285/30/21 for my RS6 C7. You gave me this last confidence I needed. Thank you for a great review!!!
Glad you like them :)
Great review. Thank you. Buying Michelin Pilot Sport 4 for my 18" wheels BMW 328i..
Let me know how you find them :)
I'd be interested to know tyre weights of all the tyres discussed (in their correct dimensions) as these have an impact on unsprung mass. Also, is there an update on what replaces the PSS now it's April '17, and can it be reviewed?
Great videos from a great website. Wish I'd known that the PS Supersport replaced the PS2 when I had an M5. I replaced them with PS3. They were great but feel I'm missing out.
Nice comments on the end about the Audi probably favouring the Continental.
Top job
Thanks Dan, appreciated. Glad we could be of some use :)
Dan Rickard I replaced the Pilot Sport 3 with the SportContact5. I found that SC5 has better braking that PS3,while,on acceleration and turning,it reacts almost the same.
Great review. The Continetals are on sale at my local for $50 less per tire than the Michelins so...
Very nice test/review, I am surprised! It would be nice to see how the PS4 is compared to the PSS - that if you think such a test between two very similar tires makes sense.
Very good and accurate review.
Keep the good job!!!
Thank you :)
Good deal, BTW, thanks to your reviews i just ordered new Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires for my E60 M5! Keep up the good work!
Great, let me know how you find them!
Hi mate great videos, I have a focus rs mk2 need some tyres what would you recommend, I'm looking at, continental sport contact 6,michi ps4s, Goodyear F1 asymmetric 5 or the falken fk510 it's on a weekend car 1or twice a month here in Australia to, cheers
Nice review! I'd recently came home from a vacation at the Nürburgring. Before I drove to the ring, I mounted the sportcontact 6 on my car (e46 M3). I was beyond impressed by these tyres, -so much grip! I came from less grip (Kumho ecsta) so it was a huge improvement! The only problem I would say is that they did get overheated after 1,5 lap on the nordschleife (especially the fronts). I tried different tyre pressure to sort it out, but the air and track temperature was too hot I think. (~30'C air and ~42'C ground).
Anyways, -I'm super happy with the Continentals!
I've used the Michelin PSS at the Nurburgring and did not have any overheating issues.
Marcus Andersson I
That's quite a high temp for track day anyway. The perfect temp on the tarmac is about 15-20 °c even with a pss you would have overheated the front here with a 42 on ground LOL
@@nurburgringuk What time of the day and month did you ride? don't respond to me because I know you'll lie, you're a fanboy, just answer the question to yourself.
Great review, I have SportContact 6 on my bmw 535i and they are very good. Extrem hard grip. I have to replace them because they are weared, they have approximately 37000 km. I've just order the same.
Thanks for the great info! If you ever get time it would be great if you could leave a review at www.tyrereviews.com/submit.htm 😊
thanks for watching the video and thanks for our sponsor (continental)
Could you do a video on lower E92 seats and what the options are. Could be a short video.
Or could you recommend me what to do?
I also like to sit close to the wheel, like you
Great to see such a comprehensive review. Interestingly I found the PSS awful on my E92 M3. Standard sizes but felt like the sidewalls were really soft. Higher grip limits than the OE PS2, but much less feedback. It even flickered the TC light on undulating motorway slip roads in the dry, as you could feel the tyres moving side to side at the rear, but without actually sliding. Very odd sensation.
I spoke several times with Michelin UK who were great about it. Made a few suggestions (pressures, alignment & camber etc) but ultimately I wasn't happy. They offered to collect the tyres and replace with OE tyres again.
Now running Cup2's and they are fantastic
Sadly every iteration of performance tyre is getting softer to fall in line with the EU noise and rolling resistance label scoring (see latest video on PSS vs PS4S). We've yet to try the Cup 2's directly with the PSS / PS4S, but it's something we're working on :)
Am a bit confused when I look up the tires I only get to see at different website (European) call it premium contact 6 and not sport contact 6. are these two tires differend in type ? thanks!
Swapped from Pirelli P Zeros on my S5 to The Contis you tested - what an improvement!
They're great tyres :)
How are they wearing now 5 months after and are they vague and less stable in corners like reviewes have made us believe?
@@kay19833 Actually the tyres are not lasting as long as I would have hoped, but at the price I hoped they would last for 10 years!
I've driven both the conti 6p and Mpss on s205 c63 and the conti 6p wet and dry grip is outstanding. it is a step up for sure.
All that said, ive done 10k+ of hard miles on the c63 with MPSS with a lot of tyre abuse and the rear wheels have loads of tread left. ultimately that's what matters to me .
I used to have conti 5p on a AWD performance car previously and just after 6.5k miles the tread was down to around 4.5mm .
my e46 m3 wears MP4s and with the complete lack of torque on this car, I can see these tyres lasting me 15 to 20k miles even though I drive with plenty of spirit
ThAnks guy
I found this test very interesting, because i have the continental 6 on the front and the Michelins sp sport on the back ( Audi a8 d4) :-))
I have put four of the continental prem contact 6s on my car and am very happy. For me the extra comfort is worth the trade off. Driving in the wet is like it is dry now. Never see traction light anymore in the wet. So much better than my old Pirelli P Zeros. Very impressed.
Glad you're enjoying them :)
Hello, can you help me? can you tell me which is better confortable tire, supercontact 3 or 6 vs super pilot 4s or cup? for drive diary in my BMW M2...Thanks
I've had Continental ContiExtreme DWs and then Michelin Pilot Super Sports on my GTI, and I see your argument very clearly (if I imagine that Continental feel of comfort and disconnectedness, in a better tire, but still versus that wonderful PSS). I'd be really curious to know what you think of the Bridgestone Potenza RE-003/Firestone Firehawk Indy 500. I've driven my friend's chipped Mk7 GTI with them and they're really competitive with the PSS, would love your thoughts!
The Extreme DW, RE003 and Indy 500 are all sadly American market only tyres, we don't get them here in Europe. I guess I need to get to America :)
I have the super sports on my M4 now, and looking to get some new ones spring of 2017.
Will be very exciting to see what Michelin are doing with the new replacement.
I wouldn't fit the Continentals either way, but might be looking at some Pirelli P Zeros.
zemekiel you don't want P Zeros, I have them on my 2015 Mustang and they're awful in the wet & cold. No traction at all
zemekiel look out for PS4S
Graham Hall Bro nothings going to help that mustang lol
I have sportcontact6 on my focus rs500 and I love them. Really amazing even when look like slicks almost dying
They are a great tyre, just can wear a little quickly sometimes
@@tyrereviews Sure do
kinhu Brook my sportcontact 6 is already down to 2 mm , only driven 11k km milliage. No doubt its good but because it wear like water, i have to change them. Fk8 20” replacement are expensive, prolly going for 245/35/20, more options
My stock tire on my e coupe is continental..but it wear to quick and when i try a set of michelin ps4s i think im in love
Same happened in my C Coupe, awesome grip but it wears too too quick
great review !
I drove with contact 6 tyres on a handling track and the wet grip was phenomenal. possibly better than the mpss. it's just the longevity I worry about which is why on my c63s I may instead stick to the mpss or try Mp4s tyres next time round
The latest tests are showing the Michelin very slightly ahead of Conti, but there's nothing in it really.
@@tyrereviews Thanks mate and are michellins being used the MPSS model? I do like how they feel on my C63s. A bit noisy but give great feedback
All the latest tests are using the Mp4s, the mpss wasn't as good in the wet
@@tyrereviews thanks mate , thought so but wanted to confirm. keep up the great reviews and a car is only as good as the rubber it wears.
I love the grip on my Passat's Conti ExtremeContacts, the car is 80k kms old and tyre still can run longer. Next change I wanna try Michelins Primacy 4, I hope not regret...
Awesome review, this is perfect how you get in the details, very helpful thank you. I am in the train on my way to purchasing a bmw M3 e92 which has the stock 19’ m220 rims. I’m looking to replace them with a set of Avant-garde m359, a good copy of the original bmw competition package on this M3 (the ones you have I believe).
I’m wondering about tire size, I want to have a good fit, I don’t like stretched tires but also I want no rubbing. On the avant-garde The rim in the back is 10’ and the front is 9’, just like on the originals. Would you say going for 275 back and 255 front is the good decision ? Do you have any spacers on your car in this video or is it stock ? Do you happen to have rubbing, even slightly, on aggressive driving style ?
Thanks in advance, keep it up !
A subscriber from France.
Great car / wheel choice :)
I have a spacer rear (10mm), nothing front. With the 255/275 combo, the fronts rub a little on lock, and the rears can rub under extreme bump. I much prefer the car with the oe 245/265 sizes (which I've now moved back to), even if it doesn't look as cool. Worth noting my car is also lowered a little.
Enjoy the new car :)
Tyre Reviews thank you for the reply. Why do you prefer the original size tires ? Because of the rubbing maybe ? Or do you feel less power with the bigger tyre size ?
Is there not too much stretch with the 245/265 on these 9 and 10 inch rims ?
The 265 wide looks fine on the 10", follow tyre reviews instagram and I'll try and upload a picture next week. The rubbing definitely does annoy me on the wider tyres, to the point I can't have anyone in the rear of the car with the 275s!
Tyre Reviews oh this is really good to know thank you !
Thanks. Recommended ContiSport 6 to an Audi friend based on this review.
Let me know how they find them
Great review. Although I may not be able to push the Conti as hard on my SLS AMG - due to the massive torque!
Niiicceeeeeeeeeeee
@@tyrereviews And my limited ability!
So, how do you like it? explain everything you feel in different conditions you ride in. If possible, explain your ridestyle too.
I struggle to find the best possible 19-20 inch Summer tyres for my BMW 535i xDrive 2012. What I am absolutely sure is though, I do not want any RFT!
There are 3 tyres in which I am interested (All w/o RFT) : PSS (*), PS4s (w/o *), Conti SC6 (w/o *)
The only "Star-Tyre" without RFT is the Michelin Pilot Super sport.
Do you recommend buying older-generation tyres WITH * or newer Generation WITHOUT * ???
Thank you
Dear Sir. I drive a BMW 320i Sport. What new tires should I use if I plan to change only two tires. 2 original tires are Yokohama Run Flat. The new tire is not a run flat type.
Having driven on various tires from both brands and what I would consider two (2) of the highest quality rated on the market incl. the model & trim lines tested I for the most part concur with the narrator/driver comments. In my opinion Michelin has more lateral grip and much better braking response. The racetracks iI am referring to are "road course" tracks as in TCR and SCCA GT circuts. The road courses are the closest to everyday road condions are crical factors as ir relates to cornering and braking. I tend to be "Miichelin" biased on that experience. Morever while Continental makes a very good, high quality tire if/when it comes to my family I will choose Michelin as the OE replacement whenever possible. Bred on exp.with family history of Mortsports driving, many in countries with various driving factors to consider including type of vehicle, altitude, hourly climate changes, and road conditions incl. omitted aggregate/pavement. Bottom line is IF $ are not a key factor you would want them to wear the best shoes for safety/heath, conditions and aesthetics. Now × 40 since since their in a vehicle traveling a much higher rate of speed. You would buy them best there is affordable within your budget of course. And that would be Michelin by a large margin. Check the stats, they lay out the facts, the most important being safety history
bla bla bla bla bla get to the point.
thank you Good info, very very helpful in my search for my up coming tire purchase ,but try to speaking a little slower and clearer ,your accent is a little difficult to understand for us Americans. ,but once again thank you great job .☺👍
My car is 4100lbs so a stiff sidewall is needed. How do the 6 compare to the sc7 in terms of sidewall stiffness?
Hi! Thank you so much for a very interesting video. BMW themselfs recommend Continental tyres! German car German tyres
BMW have OE fitment with a number of manufacturers for each car, so there's a few BMW recommended tyres.
Thanks for the review. For Mazda 6 P225/45 19 inch. Which do you suggest for good NVH, comfort and wet grip. ?
Shyam R I have mazda 6 can u tell me michelin or continental. 225/45/18
Have a Mazda 6 also. Looking to upgrade my tires. These 2 are on my list. Itching towards the Continental. German engineering at its finest.
And what is youre opinion on mixing the 2 tire brands? Would that on-balance the car? I really love the Steering feel of the ps4s but always can use a bit more acceleration grip wen you went full bolt-on with a n54
Where are you going to get more traction from than the PS4S?
Great review but the drone in the car made it hard to understand. Still a great job.
Thanks, we've worked on the audio a lot recently and newer videos should be much better. That, plus the m3 is loud!
Good review we need some 18" tire reviews everything I'm seeing isn't available for my car
Check out the Tyre Reviews website, plenty of tests on there :) Michelin Pilot Sport 4 or the Continental Premium Contact 6 are the ones to be looking at in 18"
Tyre Reviews I'll check out the site, looks like neither are available in the sizes I need...245 40 and 275 35
Ah, difficult sizes, especially when staggered :( Good luck on the hunt, if you need any advice feel free to ask.
Some good news, I've just checked and the Michelin Pilot Super Sport is available in your front and rear sizes :)
I have long used continental tires, not bad tires. Just went to Michelin pilot sport ps2 love the michelins! Great feel, grip, everything...I put them on my porsche.
Glad you like them :)
Did you use the conti premium contact 6??
what are the factory tyre sizes for e46 m3? i need new tyres on my baby
Enjoyed this video, more of the same please
I've just ordered 285/30x20 SportContact6 rear tyres for my M4CP (destroyed the standard MPSS in 5k miles between November and March in mainly cold and wet conditions!) and I'm wondering whether to cancel the order and just go for the MPSS again? I normally hate mis-matched tyres front to rear but from what you are saying, steering feel will be better with the MPSS (and front end grip is fantastic with very little understeer) and traction will be better with the Conti so it could be win-win as the traction with the MPSS was really poor. Whats your thoughts? Thanks
What did you decide for at last? and how did it perform?
@@kay19833 I have sport contact 6s and if you drive fast they wear FAST! I don't even have 4k miles on them and they're just about done.
thanks. I have a 2005 S500 4 Matic
what 20inch tires would you recommend?
Continental
Hi. I am just coming off a set of Hankook Ventus s1 on my 2yo Audi TT Quattro. Overall okay but disappointing on wear. The TT is not blessed with outrageous power but its handling is a complete pleasure. Have had PS2on another car and loved them . So is the Michelin PSS the best option given its overall performance and " pleasure factor". Thanks
The way I see it, PSS for ultimate dry handling, PS4S if you want a touch more comfort and better wet performance.
How does the Continental Maxcontact 6 perform? I am looking for some new tyres for my 2013 Audi S4. I drive the car year round and I live at 300m altitude in the mountains of the south island of New Zealand so in the winter we sometimes get sub-zero temps in the mornings. We don't often get snow in town so that isn't a concern. The MC6's are a about 20% cheaper than the Pilot Sport 4 and the tyre shop recommended them saying that he uses the same tyres on his Ford Falcon and found them to be a very good balance of performance, comfort and longevity. Have you tried them?
I've not tried them, sorry. Maybe checkout tirerack
Hey there nice video! Im here because I bought new rims and got some sportcontact 6 xl on them? I wonder about the xl, weight difference and anything else I should worrry about? Thanks
Nothing to worry about as long as the load rating meets requirements
@@tyrereviews Ok thanks, another question if you may. What pressures should one aim for? I have 235/35 on 8,5x19 rims and 265/30 on 9,5x19 rims. Thanks
With my michelin pilot sport here in germany i have a BIG Problem on wet road, now i have uniroyal rain sport 5 , perfekt perfekt on wet road and very good on dry road
Would love to see a MPS4S vs CSC6 vs GY F1 SS :D
June!
@@tyrereviews Oh goodie :D looking forward!
I just ride the Continental SportContact 6, and well ....
Comfort level and rolling noise is day and night compared to my old Bridge Turanza ER300 in Runflat.
At the management level it's super soft and light. I feel like driving a different car, a lighter car especially on the front end.
Level of handling nothing to see too. It feels like you can place the front of the car where you want to centimeter.
Placebo effect or not, when starting strong the car leaves much faster, the power is "better transmitted to the road"
Really glad you're enjoying them, feel free to leave a review on the site once you have some more miles on them :)
sport contact of premium contact?
Hello! I was interested in getting the Conti 6 Sport because the Michelin are back ordered till July. I am purchasing these for my 2021 corvette. Should I wait for the Michelin or will these be good substitute for a car like this. I appreciate the help!!
I really like the Sportcontact 6 and it's still doing good in tests www.tyrereviews.com/Article/2021-Auto-Bild-19-inch-Summer-Tyre-Test.htm
Would you class the Pilot Sport 4 as a UHP tyre? I've got a Honda Integra DC5 and don't know whether to go for them or the AD08R...
For Japanese cars recommended use Michelin Sport Tyres for superb grip and handling.
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 is very hard compound and soft sides, if you want drifting it´s perfect.
It's a comfort bias performance tyre. Not a true uhp like the ad08
Stupid question but what did the Michelin replacements end up being?
I found their line up so confusing I went with the 6's
PIlot Sport 4S
i wonder which tires work best with Audi quattro drive
I have a moddified manual mk5 gti edition 30 (330bhp +). I have always used MPSS tyres in the form 225/40/18 92y .... i need to change them now.....should be switching to the conti 6's?...from b'ham in the UK
they work well on the civics but the fronts can wear quickly
How would the sport 4 compare to Pirelli corsa do you have an opinion
My 2013 Boss 302 came with PZero
The Laguna Seca came with the Corsa
Wondering if i should go with the new Corsa or Michelin Sport 4
Which corsas? Pirelli have a few!
You think the Sport Contact 6 is ok on cold days with no snow? Maybe rain, I've driven my Type R below 50 degrees and everything seemed fine.
Fine :)
Abnormal physical wear! hi; i bought for my audi a8 255/40/19 continental sportcontact 6 in 25.06.2016. Normal driving, quttro, one time on high way, driving out of the city 120km/h medium speed. After ~8000km from 7mm deep of the profile (factory measured) now i have 5.3mm. School eraser rubber!
Judging by that wear you'd get roughly 24000km which is amazing for a high performance tyre on a heavy car with lots of power. I'm lucky to get 12000k out of a set, regardless of brand.
I've been trying to find an honest review of Continental extremecontact sport vs Michelin P4S....for my 520whp m4 convertible. I don't track, but I want good straight line traction. I'm aware of Tire rack's review.
I've not seen many proper tests either, sorry :(
which of these two tires would you choose for a Mercedes CL65 V12 twin-turbo
The quiet, more comfortable nature of the Continental would like suit the character of the CL65 more than the Michelin Pilot Super Sport. Also worth checking the new Michelin Pilot Sport 4S.
Nice review though.
omg, Contact 6 is better? I will has to rethink my tire purchase! Thx for the review.
tigerbalm keen an eye out for PS4S
I heard BG Geforce was really gud and much less than Pilots? Friend just bought som for a mini as it was $40 less per tire than Pilots!
I'm curious, how do you test the tyres for wear, exactly?
Proper wear tests are extremely difficult to do, as you need identical cars and professional drivers to drive the tyres for at least 10,000km, then you can extrapolate life, this is why so few magazines do wear tests.
Alternatively you can look at user tread life on sites such as Tyre Reviews
Thanks. I thought there might be a machine that simulates that or measures the rubber hardness somehow.
You can measure the sure hardness of the rubber but it tells you very little about the wear or grip of the tyre. There are machines that can run "moving road" wear tests, but they still don't recreate real world conditions such as wet driving, temperature changes, different road surfaces. This is why real world wear testing is the best way.
From my experience, Contisport are much better overall tires, but if you drive on road which has rim bending potholes, the sidewalls are easiest to get bulging. I take the Michelin which has better construct sidewalls due to this one reason. But this is for me, I'm sure other drivers have the benefit of better quality roads than my country.
what tyre would you recomend for a focus st 2013?
See my other video regarding 11 of the best tyres for 2018
I just purchased the Continental Control Contact Sport All Season tires for my 2013 Dodge Challenger. Do you think I made a good choice?
That particular Continental tyre is an American market only tyre, which means I've never had the chance to test it in the UK / Europe! Continental make some amazing tyres here though, so there's no reason it should be a bad choice for you.
Maria hernandez offcurse German engineering is the best engineering and this is more older and experienced company then Michelin.You made a right choice my friend congrats and welcome to German engineering🇩🇪
@@gentelmenschannel5028 How much does Conti pay you per comment? I've been searching for ways to make extra buck.
I feel so much safer with the Michelin Pilot super sport tires. I really do not want to drive any car without this tire
ghs77 c'mon man, have some FUCKING respect BITCH
I have a 2015 C63S What are the best tyres for it in your opinion. I live in LONDON
If you can wait until the new year, the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S will be available which is the replacement to the Pilot Super Sport.
This will likely be the be the UHP tyre to have for 2017.
Tyre Reviews thanks. I currently have P Zeros on but have been told the Pilots super sports are the way to go
hey between michelin pilot sport 4 and continental sport contact 5 which is better in terms of performance and longivitey for Bmw f30 320d? 245/50/r17
Looking at the current testing, the Michelin Pilot Sport 4 just betters the replacement for the SportContact 5, which is the Premium Contact 6. Check out the Tyre Reviews website for full information!
For that car you should be fine with any junk u put on it :D
@@taremratasov19 Why do you think so? Is it such a bad car?
@@kay19833 It's barely got power and is not intended to go over 180kmh
@@taremratasov19 320d 180kmh? c'mon, you're tripping.
why no Dunlop?
I have a Audi s8 from 2000. Would continental sport contact 6 be any good. Or is the car too heavy?
Sure they'd be good
@@tyrereviews thanks
I started with the PS2 and after getting a few rounds of nails in my tires, was forced to put a pair of plain Super Sports on...and absolutely hated the Super Sports in comparison to the PS2. When the 4S came out, they are hands down better than the Super Sport as far as driver experience is concerend.
I'm shopping for tires Michelin vs continental run flat with highest warranty for c300 mb. Which ones should I get?
I heard its nosier
I've not seen a dedicated runflat test so don't actually know, sorry.
Anybody knows how the pilot sport 4 does against the premium contact 6 now in 2019?
lots of data on www.tyrereviews.co.uk
Hello everyone
Got a 957 cayenne gts
Wanna ask conti sport contact6 summer 295/35/22 can fit or the tyre is not for suv ?
As long as the load rating is right, sure
Tyre Reviews because some people told me that 295/30 is better and others say 295/35 will be ok
It will be 4 tyres same size
@@anualgr Oh, go with whatever the stock OE size is, or check forums, I don't know every fitment for every car sadly.
I shamefully put my Accord Touring thru some very cheap $400 set of tyres from a shop and now I’m am deciding which of these to get I can’t wait to get on the road with these tyres I will never buy cheap tyres again unless it’s for a spare or an emergency 🚨
Let me know what you decide!
Tyre Reviews went with the Pilot Sport a/s! Getting them installed tomorrow
Is the sport contact 6 comparable to the extreme contact sport?
Yesssiiiiiiissshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
I have the Continental ContiSport Contract5 (215/45R17) on my Opel Corsa. For me the best tyres ever.. cheers
I had sport contact5 on my Volvo V40 2003, just the best Tyre ever.
Now I bought a 2014 volvo v60 with the tested Michelin. I don't like it, very laugh, and I Don trust them in wet road or wet cornering.
I'll change it for continental.
Soo, should I take sport contact5 ou new 6?
@@tiagofilipe4474 What are the things you don't like about the michelin? could you please explain? I'm glad I haven't pull the trigger on this yet.
@@kay19833 I've already explain in last comment.
@@tiagofilipe4474 How do you know the contis will be better though?
@@kay19833 because I've already run with conti sport 5. Like I said.
So, I ordered the Sport Contact 6, please and thank You..
How do you like it?
grimit... limit of grip
Mike Bulmer yeah... Only noticed that one in the edit!
Love it. New word. :)
Im looking for some tyres. From the info I have gathered the conclusion is the conti sport 6 is a good tyre but wears too fast and the feedback is not the best. The sidewall flexes and bulges on itself with aggresive driving and track abuse has shown some damage and separation on the sidewall. This is what has been reported, not my conclusion. This is the reason I havent gone with the conti. Im If you have anything to add please go ahead.
The newer versions of the CSC6 have the best feedback at the front, and wear as good as Michelin and Goodyear now. See the mega test on this channel with the M2
@@tyrereviewsThank you, ill check it out.
my favorite is, whatever is in stock.
wtf .... iv'e got psp in 245 , 40 , 18 ????????
I'm still kinda confused I just want some good tires to wrap around my 19" wheels for my c300 4matic , any suggestions anyone ??
get continental
Does Monty Python know you are available? ... I digress, great review- your wanker American fan
hi. this sounds like a great review. however, i am curious as to why i am listening to you? what are your bona fides? where are your data? could you please provide them? thanks!
ok. sorry. i just found a whole slew of stuff about you. thanks for doing such great stuff.
No problem :) I've got some history with tyres, but also you s hould always get your information from multiple sources!