Continental ContiWinterContact TS830P 235/55 R18 100V

Asphalt and snow up to 20 cm

I've been riding on these tires for two years now. And I must say, I'm used to driving quite fast, both in summer and winter. Both seasons have been different in terms of weather, so my impressions of these tires have also varied. For example, winter two years ago was quite dry, with hardly any snow or ice. Mostly, I had to drive on city streets with dry asphalt. And these tires performed just excellently. In all my time behind the wheel, I haven't had anything better. However, last winter was marked by a lot of snow and ice. And that's when I started thinking that it would be more comfortable on studded tires when driving on ice. So, my advice to you is to consider the roads you usually drive on. If it's about city roads that are well cleared of snow in the winter, then confidently choose ContiWinterContact TS830P, as you definitely won't regret it. But if you often have to drive off-road, it might be worth thinking a bit more.

My impression of these tires is positive. I bought them at the beginning of last winter, installed them on a Skoda Yeti, and have driven through the first season with them. They hold the road perfectly, both at temperatures of minus 10 and up to plus 15 degrees. Well, above that, of course, it's better to switch to summer tires because they start to "float" a bit. The main advantage of these tires is their grip on ice. On roads completely covered with ice, I drove both downhill and uphill. The traction was excellent. And, of course, they handle asphalt, both wet and dry, as well as snow, excellently. They are also one of the few tires that perform well off-road. So my rating is a confident "five."