Continental AllseasonContact 2 review
The Continental held its own in most of our tests, but it's not quite a class leader

- Score: 99.0%
- Rating: 2nd
- Price: £117
Strong results on all three surfaces illustrate what an accomplished all-season tyre the Continental is. Best in snow braking and a strong fourth in traction are complemented by a close second around the handling circuit, where its nose-led balance compromised its slow-speed ability a little but made it reassuringly stable and confidence-inspiring in the many tricky faster sections where others would be sliding from the rear.
It was a similar story in the wet, although this time its performance on the handling circuit was complete. It set the quickest time, blending low-speed agility and bite with steadfast stability and composure in both fast and slow corners. It was also third around the wet circle and in wet braking, less than half a metre behind the top tyre. If it has a weakness, it’s aquaplane performance; it was sixth and last in both deep-water disciplines.
The Continental was effective rather than inspiring in dry handling, delivering its grip both a little reluctantly and noisily, although it was refined over various surfaces. It was third in dry braking and delivered the second-lowest rolling resistance.
We say:
“A superb all-season tyre that’s great to drive and delivers in all conditions.”
Blackcircles.com says:
“Rated at 4.6/5 by over 1,200 customers. Many report satisfaction with performance in wet and dry conditions, and good durability.”
| Continental AllseasonContact 2 | Score | Place |
| Snow braking | 100% | 1st |
| Snow traction | 94.9% | 4th |
| Snow handling | 99.8% | 2nd |
| Straight aquaplaning | 93.6% | 6th |
| Curved aquaplaning | 83.9% | 6th |
| Wet braking | 98.6% | 3rd |
| Wet handling | 100% | 1st |
| Wet circle | 97.7% | 3rd |
| Dry braking | 92.7% | 3rd |
| Dry handling | 99.7% | =3rd |
| Cabin noise | 98.6% | =4th |
| Rolling resistance | 92.9% | 2nd |
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