Continental
Continental AllSeasonContact 105H XL FR 3PMSF
235
55
R19
Fuel efficiency
Fuel efficiency is important to reduce both CO2 emissions and the cost of driving. The difference between each category means a reduction or increase in fuel consumption of 3-4%.Wet grip/Breaking performance
Wet grip is a critical safety feature. Tyres are rated A - E; A being the shortest braking distances in the wet. The difference in category can mean an extra car length (3-6 meters) on the stopping distance.Noise emission/Exterior noise
There are three ratings for noise: A, B and C.A produces the least external noise levels, whilst C produces the highest.
Continental AllSeasonContact - A tire for all seasons. Impressive traction on snowy and wet winter roads thanks to the adaptive all-season compound. With Winter Resistance Resins and a high silica content in the Traction Silica Compound, the new AllSeasonContact tire remains flexible. This adaptability ensures excellent performance on snowy and wet winter roads. Good braking performance on dry and wet summer roads thanks to the flexible all-season tread pattern. A reliable companion, the new AllSeasonContact tire performs well in any summer weather. This is due to a combination of open tire shoulders for high aquaplaning performance and a solid tread pattern with minimal sipes, providing better handling and braking on dry roads. The best rolling resistance in its class is achieved through an energetically optimized all-season design.
Key features and characteristics:
- 3PMSF (Three Peak Mountain Snow Flake) symbol.
- Impressive traction on snowy and wet winter roads.
- Good braking performance on dry and wet summer roads.
- Best-in-class rolling resistance.
| Width | 235 |
| Profile | 55 |
| Diameter | R19 |
| Season | All-season tires |
| Weight index | 105 (925kg) |
| Speed index | H |
| Adhesiveness | B |
| Fuel consumption | A |
| Noisiness - type | B |
| Noisiness | 72 |
| Weight | 11.11 |
| Type | Personal/SUV tires |
| EPREL | 658931 |
| DOT | 2024 |
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