CONTINENTAL TerrainContact A/T All-Terrain Radial Tire - 245/75R16 120S

Looking for a more aggressive tire for my 2017 Subaru Forester. Reviews were good for these so gave a try. Stuck w std size and very happy. I was a bit concerned when they arrived. The tread is very deep and aggressive and thought they would be very noisy. Please to say.... As claimed... excellent behavior on daily highway driving and very low noise below 80mph. Drove 75 miles in first legit nor’easter and was super pleased with hard pack and deep snow performance. Great tires... highly recommended

I did a lot of research before buying these. I wanted to upgrade from OEM all seasons to something a little more aggressive to better handle light off road and snow while not sacrificing on road performance. So far, 1000 miles and I am thrilled. I don't perceive any increase in road noise and handling is stellar. While I haven't had the chance to test these in snow, I expect they will significantly outperform the prior set of Continental all seasons I replaced. BTW, I put these on a 2012 Range Rover Sport.

WOW What a Deference. Hade 10 year old BF Goodrich KOs on my 2003 GMC SLE Sierra. Looked Cool, Never got stuck but not a good ride. Continental Terrain Contact A/T All-Terrain Radial Tire - 265/75R16 116T

I put these on a 2016 Honda HRV after some research, replacing the factory 215/55r17s. They have improved the ride immensely in my eyes and traction is superb in the snow. Great softroading tire! Warning, going up to this size will change you speedometer and lower your MPG still getting 26-27mpg though.

Too soon to provide a full, detailed review however, I just had 4 new TerrainContact 255/55/19 tires mounted on my VW Touareg 4X4 TDI. In the little driving with them I've done so far, I can say that the noise level is just slightly above my outgoing Continental ExtremeContact DWS tires, but this might be just because the TerrainContacts are brand new with less than 50 miles on them. I wanted some all terrain tires on my Touareg and with 19 inch wheels, I didn't have much of a selection to choose from. The other two choices were the Cooper Zieon AT and the Pirelli Scorpion AT. I went with the TerrainContacts because they are Continental's first AT tire and after doing as much research as I could regarding their development and testing, combined with reading other reviewer's comments, I decided to give them a try. They seem to strike a nice balance between a more aggressive AT tread and a rugged, all season highway tire. My goal is to take my Touareg on occasional off-road excursions and explore the back country, heading up to mountain lakes and camping spots. I do not intend to do any hard-core rocky trail off-roading. The TerrainContacts look great on my Touareg and so far, the ride is smooth and handling is excellent. I am very pleased with my choice of tire. After I get a few thousand miles on them and maybe a couple of off-road adventures, I'll write a detailed updated review of the TerrainContact's performance and off-road ability.

Great tire

These are the worst tire's I have ever purchase. Only have about 20,000 miles on them and they are shot.

Really like the tire. Just got it installed today. Just had a snowstorm today in MA. I drive a jeep cherokee sport FWD. It never skid around in snow. Was able to comfortably drive back home (around 40 miles in snow). Looking forward to the winter Overall Experience from amazon was awesome