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Continental ContiCrossContact AT

Continental ContiCrossContact AT

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Continental ContiCrossContact AT
4.5

18 reviews

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Off-Roading Frequency
  • Monthly
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  • Yearly
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  • Never
Build Quality
5.0
Value for Money
4.7
Noise Level
5.0
Wet Weather Handling
5.0
Durability
5.0
Dry Weather Handling
5.0
18 reviews
Reirei
ReireiNSW4 posts
 

Safe, long lasting and low road noise – I had these tyres for just over five years and I am a frequent traveller from Sydney to Newcastle, so high km’s. The tyres are great quality, low road noise and great in the wet weather. I bought them again a few months back.  Show details

seriola73
seriola737 posts
 

best value tyres – these were my original tyres fitted to my defender they were out of date (7 years ) before the wore out to require replacement all the way to the end they were never far from balanced and the grip was outstanding in all conditions had zero punctures and the wear was so even that they were standing upright after 145000 kms  Show details

Moustafa
MoustafaNSW5 posts
 

Reliable – Can't give it enough value, I have been using alot of tyres and the continental have proven their high quality and money value. Compared to most of the brands out there its the best deal. Show details

Chris
Chris3 posts
 

Amazing tyres – These tyres came with our Land Rover Defender 90 and have done 122,000km on them with no problems. Includes the occasional off road trip as well as alot of towing. Have been now trying to buy the same again however everywhere says Continental have stopped bringing them into Australia now. A great pity as they are extremely durable.  Show details

Lee M.
Lee M.
 

Great tyre – Have had now for 80k on a Prado 150, they have been an outstanding tyre, lasted a trip towing 1.5t camper over the Gibb River rd and most side tracks, up to Mitchell plateau with no issues or punctures. they handle the heat of running low pressures at speed for long periods without failing. they are great on wet roads and not much more noise than OEM.  Show details

Vic
Vic
 

Good road handling and quiet – Good on black top in dry still dont know about wet as it dont rain much in western australia,it showered Couple times when i first put them on last july and in first 2000 klms they okay,20,000 on them with little wear On track for 80,000 on my colorado ltz  Show details

Bargain lover
Bargain lover
 

Great value for money – I run them at 38 psi on the road and 20psi on the beach in the Triton. Sure can be a bit slippery in the rain at 38 but slip into 4wd no trouble . Payed $235 per tyre no wonder there on all the new Disco,s.Great all rounder. No noise, wouldn't get any other tyre now  Show details

k2surf
k2surfNSW33 posts
 

Great tyre for the price 245/70r16 – These are really good tyres with good grip in both wet and dry. They are also good in mud and I was surprised to see how well the self cleaning works. Noise is mild for an all terrain tyre. Off road they are great, the walls are strong and can handle rocks and mild 4WD. I have done 25,000 km in them and they still look new. Overall a very good tyre for the money. I bought these on that 3+1 deal at Bob Jane owhen each tyre was $209.  Show details

Gizzmo
Gizzmo
 

Really want to buy the conticrosscontacts AT – Have read all I can find on the continental cross contacts.Used them for a week in the out back and love them.We did have one flat with a rock tearing a hole in the side .We do one big trip a year with a off road caravan and are hard on them for one month a year.Before you experts yell what about the other four famous big names I hear you .All I want to hear is will they survive the Birdsville track at 80 Towing ...  Show details

Shopaholic15
Shopaholic1515 posts
 

Very Happy on My Pajero 35Ks so far – Bought a set of Conti Cross Contact LX back in 2011. Done around 35000 ks being 90 % Sydney metro and on the beach at stockton quite a few times. Very happy, good in the wet, i always put 42 Psi in seems to be the best for my needs. Will have no problem buying these again..  Show details

Peterg21
Peterg21NSW56 posts
 

Very Disappointed – I bought these tyres due to there reputation of being good wearing, good road dynamics and rolling resistance. I purchased these tyres for about $280.00 fitted and balanced. When compared to the big known brands of tyres in the 4wd community, they seemed to be good value...how wrong I was. They have lasted just over 27,000km on about 80% sealed road and 20% gravel, they are now useless for registration and have to be replaced.  Show details

damodoode
damodoodeWA18 posts
 

Confidence Off Road – My VW Amarok originally came with the “Continental cross contact sport” tire so I thought I would stay with the same brand. The Continental cross contact sport for the record is an awesome tire for on road (10/10 to the engineers at VW, they match beautifully with the car for on road performance). I had to upgrade to heavier tires though, as they… Read more

were scuffing and cutting up when off -road.

First impressions of the ContiCrossContact A/T – it was a rainy day, initially slippery but have noticed they are better now, I think this might have been the factory grease/new? They will force you to take more care in the wet though. Body roll- compared to the previous tires, I have to reduce my speed around corners by at least 10 to 20%.

They are not a hard rubber but make a minor skid noise when pulling up hard around corners on ashfelt and limestone.

The Tire Company (Bob Jane $250 ea) said to run the pressures at 40PSI, but fully loaded ute plus a heavy trailer I had the rears set at near on 50+ psi. The tires bagged out with heavy weight, in an unloaded ute if driving on sand I notice you really have to let the pressures down to see real bagging of the tire (I presume this means the side walls are quite stiff/solid).

Open bitumen road, – very impressed, they track well, road noise is minimal, you have to listen for it. Steering is true and easy.

Sand – great at 16 to 25 psi and I can get through anything…

After a big off road trip and off road on cutting rocks -No scuffing or side wall damage, don’t even look like they’ve been off road – (continental Cross contact/sport used the previous year at the same locations had cutting to the surface/side wall but no punctures).

They are wearing evenly (done about 7000kms).

Summary – Tires Look good but will definitely slow you down on the suburban roads. Once you are off-road though, you’ll be wrapped with the performance. These tires give me more confidence off road. I wouldn’t bother getting a heavier mud terrain tire, this tire suites a hard off-road environment and an easy on road performance. Rating on road 6.5/10, Off road 9/10. I wouldn’t buy these if you are doing very basic light off-road tracks or sand only. If I was designing these tires I would want to see the on-road performance improved with the off-road performance reduced to get the balance right. It’s definitely more suited as off road tire.

I would buy these tires again especially if I was doing more off road use, on road though is a noticeable drop. If had the money and the storage, I’d have a set of Contisports and set of Conti ATs. Recommended.

CenCoDave
CenCoDave9 posts
 

Not as good in the wet as original fitment Kumho's – Bought these to replace original Kumho's on my Jeep after 43000 kms. The Conti's were noticeably smoother and a tad quieter but no where near as good as the Kumho's in the wet, and I can break traction in the dry on a quick get away with the Conti's, something that never happened with the Kumho's. I think the Conti's will deliver a little better mileage, I might try Michellins next time.  Show details

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vic.b.
vic.b.
 

so far happy with grip in dry and no noise it dont rain much in perth so yet to test in wet – Very quiet and good grip and corner well on local roads and highway and not to bad off road on gravel tracks not to much retention off material in tread March 6th 2015 Update: Update to january review good in wet,good braking and cornering wet or dry,not recomended for serious offroad or bush bashing side walls only 2 ply but will handle gravel and sand okay

John W
John W
 

Will buy again, Continental crosscontact AT – I've had my cc AT's on my 2012 D40 for a little over 30 thou k 's now and I'm surprised. I originally brought them because of the tread pattern and the price, $700 for the set of 4 fitted etc, I've been to Fraser twice now on them and they can stop where everyone else gets stuck and pull them out (I obviously let them down unlike the ppl I'm… Read more

pulling out). In the wet I have not found any fault with them except the nav keeps trying to spin em. In the dry dirt and on bitumen I found they also have great characteristics, very good alrounder. To be completely honest, most of my driving is for work (tradie) and tow a 2 tonne trailer everyday, I'm pretty harsh on my tyres. I've got 30k as I said out of them and have at least 15-20k left and all the tyres are wearing evenly and I hadn't rotated the tyres since new. I'm buying them again and I think they are perhaps one of the top At performers.

Watchman64
Watchman64
 

Cross Contact AT OWL 245/70/16 size – First replacement tyres after my Mitsubishi Triton's original was worn. Chosed CrossContact AT because of reasonable price and the tyre's design over several other tyres. Since there is little review of these, I will chime in my initial impression. The tyres ride quiet on tarmac which was a pleasant surprise in view of the aggresive design. … Read more

Taking it off road through muddy, rain washed logging trails here in Sarawak, it took everything within stride. They are responsive to steering and I feel a lot more confident with these than my old Dunlop AT20. I got an average 11.4km/l on fuel consumption with the CC AT. Quiet, Inexpensive, responsive, true AT Hard to find, limited sizes at dealerships in my city

Charlie60
Charlie60NSW3 posts
 

One of the only AT tyres to suit ford Ranger Wildtrak – I was having trouble getting a descent AT tire for my PK Wildtrak with 255/60/18 inch rims. The Continential was one of the only tyres to meet the vehicle tyre specs. Cooper and Goodyear and most other brands I looked at did not meet the required load and speed rating. So far so good they are quiet and handle sand and gravel quiet well, we'll see… Read more

how they go for milage. They were also cheeper than the previously mentioned brands Quiet on the hiway, good traction in the dirt and sand Had to Order

rizandamom
rizandamom
 

Great Experience With This Tyre – First,my Mitsubishi Triton was equipped with stock tires Continental Contitrac (good for sandy and perfect for highway terrain). one day(after 2 months) i went off road in Baram area, it didn't have self cleansing ability. got stuck at mid hill mud for 3 hours. times to change to AT tires, i bought 4 CCC AT tires. it's a remarkable tire, it… Read more

brought me deeper into Baram area like Long Banga, Long San, Lio Mato (Sarawak/Kalimantan border) 10 hours from Miri. i used it approximately for 68000 kilometers. my triton mileage meter today is 72560 kilometers. i like it's thread pattern, truly AT tire. Proofable low noise, AT = absolutely 50% on road and 50% off road, high mileage tire It's quite expensive, rare to find, lack of stock in my country, not many using it in my place

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