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Continental Grand Prix 4 Season

very reliable,easy to assemble

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Have been riding these tyres on my "winter road bike" for years. I can't find better alternatives. Last one (rear tyre), however, had to be replaced after 3000 km, severe puncture of "staple". But yes, shit happens ... Let's be happy, and keep riding.

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Ideal tyre for winter and commuting

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Fine tyre, service from Mantel perfect. Very fast delivery

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Seems like an excellent tyre. Now 2 weeks on the bike.

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60 years approx. 15,000km per year

Have been driving these tires for years in all seasons. Punctures are extremely rare. Ideal rain and cobblestone tire.

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Good value for money

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Bought for less chance of leaks, still leaked quickly. Hopefully coincidence.

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Easy to attach

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Safety first, then a little less rolling resistance.

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I use the tire every day, on the way to work, on a variety of surfaces

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Taken for white road granfondo, my bike only supports 23 clinchers and this should give me the top as puncture resistance

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Not that you can go flat through corners now :), but great tire for wet weather and early and late season.

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Excellent grip on wet wet bottom, also recommended for year-round use if you don't need maximum smoothness

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pedals shimano longer shaft.

Very good straps good quality

Have been using this tire for many years, because I hate having a flat tire. And that is exactly where this tire excels: in 10,000 km it had only 1(!) puncture. Also on gravel, wet roads with stones and shell paths at the coast no problems. You notice that it does not run as lightly as a gp5000 or Vittoria Corsa, but for a recreational rider like me this is not really a big disadvantage. Talking about disadvantages: the tire has become more expensive in the last couple of years (from 28 to 43euro), and the sidewalls sometimes have some loose threads. Shouldn't be allowed for a premium (read: expensive) tire like Conti. Fortunately this can be quickly solved by cutting them off. All in all an absolute must for the non-race rider who, like me, prefers cycling to sticking tubes in.

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Great product and delivered quickly

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I have had these tires for years and like them well this time I took size 32 for fall and winter and summer's the gps 5000

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I just ordered this tire as a spare. You won't know if it's ok until after the miles traveled. But I have been driving with this kind for several years. So satisfied!

Very good experience after 1500km. Very good tire in both wet and dry conditions.

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Too early to tell seem to roll well.

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Very good road holding, a tire that gives you confidence on wet roads

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Very good tire for its price. Very good for commuting and training.

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After about five seasons of using only as a "winter tire," I am going to use my new set year-round on my racer. The current 5000 series has been very bad for me. And so I'm going to see how the 4 Season holds up year-round. In any case, it does not roll noticeably worse, and is also many times more puncture resistant! That's why it's also a great tire for gravel or forest trails. (Saves you having to buy a gravel bike!) It is a pity that Continental made the Black Edition of this tire extra expensive. The standard colored sidewall seems more expensive to make. But there must be a well thought out marketing plan behind it. Anyway, a super tire for the average (avid) recreational rider! Got the 25 mm on 6.5 bar front and 7 bar rear.

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Ridden it daily all winter. Not made a slip.

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Am on the road daily with my bike summer/winter for commuting/work/shop and relaxation the tires meet my expectations

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decent tire that does its job in summer. no experience with it in winter yet

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No broad experience yet.

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Easy to fit (no tire levers required). Grip on wet road.

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Great all round tyre. Good weight, puncture resistance and wear rate. Not super at anything

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Very versatile tires with good grip, puncture resistance and more than decent performance.

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Look excellent. Good tread which should hopefully keep me upright in the wet conditions.

28mm. Fitted as a winter tire, went without tools on Mavic Cosmic Carbon pro. Tire definitely rolls fine, plenty of grip on wet/dirty pavement but the GP5000 I use in summer (in dry weather) is still a noticeably different/ finer tire. I think you should buy this tire if puncture resistance and durability are at the top of your list.

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excellent tire for winter riding

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My Ultrasport IIIs that came with my bike developed a gash so I replaced them with these in 25mm form. Feels as good or slightly better than the Ultras in dry conditions and massively better on damp roads. 600km in and no punctures (fingers crossed), and these were also easier to fit than the Ultras. Delivered way sooner than advertised.

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Just thought the tread may have been deeper for winter, but generally very pleased

Got these to replace my GP4/5000s as I was riding different roads during these work-from-home times and was getting few side wall punctures as we move into winter. Haven't had them too long but they are still grippy, they are definitely more robust but the price you pay is that they ride a lot harsher - you really feel the road surface it is anything other than billiard-table smooth. Obviously a bit more rolling resistance too. For me, this is a good trade off for the winter but will definitely swap back to the other tyres when we get back to summer!

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Never used these particular tyres before, but on first use they seem to be well made and roll better than Conti Gatorskins. They were easy to fit with thumbs only on the off-set rims of my winter bike. No observable lumps or wobbles when rotating wheels. The 28mm. stated width seems true to size. Not cheap, but hopefully that will be reflected in their performance.

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Rode it all winter last year. Never a puncture. A bit heavier and slightly higher rolling resistance than the regular Con ti though.

I've been out in the rain and this tire seems fine. I had 23s before and you can really feel the difference when you switch to 25s.

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I've only been riding with these for 2 weeks now so can't give a long term assessment, but so far so good! They were pretty easy to put on too. Not too tight.

Good grip, easy to put on the rim. Is still very acceptable in terms of rolling resistance.

Good grip just a lot of resistance.

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Now that autumn comes with rain and leaves on bike paths, I feel safe with a tire that has more grip. I also don't have to worry about punctures.

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fast tyre with good grip. upgraded from 23mm to these conti 28mm and discovered a world of speed with comfort on european pave

this time I had more trouble with the tires, so I punctured them easily for the first few km, but it was strong glass, I'd say :s

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Very good tires for the bad season, good grip in cool weather, puncture-resistant. Very good tire performance. Don't hesitate to choose a wider section than the summer tire.

Rides really smoothly and does not lose grip in wet weather.

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For the first time the 4-season tire. Always rode with the regular grandprix. So far (1000 km)satisfied.

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Always impressed with Conti’s and these don’t disappoint! Reasonably minimal rolling resistance for this level of durability - yes, you’ll find faster and lighter tyres but not in combination with their puncture resistance on all surfaces! HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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These tyres excel in the wet. Reasonable wear rate and puncture resistance. I have fitted a pair of 28mm to some hunt aero wheels and we're easy to get on the rim.

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Bought to ride some cobbled climbs and ride on rough road surface. Good grip and comfortable ride due to 28mm width.

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I bought this as a winter tyre. I’m hoping it will cope with the wet & ice and with all the rubbish and stones that get washed into the road. So far it has but I’ve only done about 200 miles since buying them.

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Reading all the reviews it seemed like this was the perfect tyre! Unfortunately they are not, they grip well, roll nicely and are very comfortable. However, they have cut quite easily and I've had a puncture albeit on bad British roads in winter. Previously used Gatorskins which never gave me a puncture but lacked comfort and grip. Will return to them as my go to winter tyre when these are done.

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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

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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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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