- Is the CrossContact good in snow?
- It handles light snow and cold wet roads, but it is an all-season tire, not a winter tire. For regular deep snow or ice, a dedicated winter set is safer.
- How long should these tires last?
- The 740 treadwear rating is high for the category, and owners report 70,000 miles or more with tread left. Rotation and correct inflation still matter most.
- Does it fit my SUV?
- It comes in 15- to 22-inch sizes with a 95 load index and H speed rating. Check your vehicle's placard for the exact size and load requirement.
- Is it quiet on the highway?
- Owners generally describe a quiet, comfortable ride. Tread noise grows as the tire wears, as with any all-season.
- How does it compare with the CrossContact LX?
- The LX line leans toward highway comfort and wear, while this tire balances wet grip and long life. Pick based on your size availability and driving mix.
- Where is the Continental CrossContact cheapest?
- At Mesquite Auto Force, for $157.79, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Is the Continental CrossContact at its lowest price?
- The lowest price we've seen is $130.94 at Amazon on November 6, against $157.79 now.
- What do buyers say about the Continental CrossContact?
- Buyers like: Tires ride fantastic; Great service; Zero issues at 70k miles with plenty of tread left and great ride. Common complaints: Pricey.
- Where can I buy the Continental CrossContact?
- 9 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Amazon, PriorityTire, Tiremart, Newegg.