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Continental Grand Prix 4 Season

After buying a new road bike in April and enjoying many long distance rides, I managed to get 7 punctures!! My cycling club suggested I use Continental 4 seasons tyres. Well it’s been a few weeks now but at present no punctures and I hope it stays that way.

Quality tyres giving good grip in all weathers and surfaces

I like these tires. They roll nicely, have good grip, and doesnt get easily punctured. I worn out one pair after 3000 kms, maybe not the worst.. I hope new pair will last longer.

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After trying numerous different tyre makes I tried Continental 4 Season and have stayed with them for the last 10 - 15 years.

Fantastic grip, very comfortable in 28c. Heavier and more rolling resistance than Michelin Pros but hopefully will wear well and offer good puncture protection. Recommended

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Really pleased with this purchase, great grip, smooth rolling , comfortable will definitely recoment

Great grip, top quality and long life - not suffered a puncture yet - I love these in 32C - very comfy ride!

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Tubeless may prove to be the future but this is the nearest thing to puncture proof that I have ever ridden. Last set of tyres from putting them on my bike to them wearing out, not one puncture running at 90psi on 28mm tyres.

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Used in place Schwalbe Marathons on my tourer. Lighter, more subtle and so spin up faster and comfortable. More grippy in cold or wet too. While these offer only moderate puncture protection compared to my (one puncture in 30,000km) Marathons, I have found these cope with the usual road debris.

Tried many but these are the best combination of grip, weight and durability!

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Fast, durable all weather commuter or training tyre.

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I've owned these in various sizes and cannot fault them. The 32's are fantastic. They handle everything you throw at them and in return they fill you with confidence. Very comfortable and yet fast rolling with little resistance. I just completed a 600km Audax with 33000ft of climbing. Hardknott Pass in 16 mins. Super tyre.....if you've got the clearance you should own a set

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Great quality road tyre.

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Saw these at the rouleur classic show and bought straightaway a bit hard to fit but ok once on. Perfect on my zipp wheels for the winter on the road

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I approximately ride 200 miles a week in Scotland through the Glens with cut up gravel packed roads. Only having 3 punctures in 2 years says it all. Also hard wearing and rolls fast! Look no further!

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Good tyre puncture resistance really good. Ideal for winter on shit roads . Good price

Replaced a Michelin Lithium II which had suffered three punctures in a week. So far so good. 4 days and 160 miles on same wet, muddy roads and no problems. Time will tell whether these tyres are worth the money.

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Good tires best value , last long , anti puncture this tyre is best for high mileage highlight recommend .

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Very nice tyre , good grip and nice hard side walls. Recommended for the good old English weather. Lol

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Probably the best winter tyre on the market.

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All year version of the gp4000 2. Good grip, smooth ride

Probably the best all round road tyre. I have used several makes - Michelin, Schwalbe, Conti and Specialized, and several versions of each. These come under the fit and forget category. They are light and only marginally heavier than the 4000sii's. I have never had a puncture on these in more than 1000 miles. The grip is noticable and remarkable, particularly in 25mm as opposed to 23mm. Some tyres are good for no more than 1000 miles max - these go on and on and on.

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Tried all the competition, and I always come back to this tyre. Best wet weather grip, and puncture resistance is superb. Don't waste your money on anything else.

In my opinion the best tyre for winter. Tough, but also quick enough for tempo training spring and autumn. My go to tyre always when winter arrives.

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