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View all sizesContinental Sport Contact 2 (195/50 R16 88V) XL
Feel comfortable and in control behind the wheel with Continental's Sport Contact 2. This premium quality tyre offers resistance to aquaplaning and superb braking performance at speed.
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Performance Tyre
Price includes valve*, balance and environmental disposal of your old tyres - no hidden extras!
*Specialist valves will incur an additional charge, please enquire
Continental's Sport Contact 2 is a premium tyre suitable for high performance vehicles. As the predecessor to the SportContact3, it provides excellent braking and cornering safety, allowing you to feel comfortable and in control behind the wheel. The Sport Contact 2 features a unique tread design which helps to prevent skid on wet surfaces, making this tyre highly resistant to aquaplaning. Noise levels are also reduced, so you can sit back and enjoy a quiet and smooth driving experience.
Sport Contact 2 extra information
- Premium quality summer tyre
- Highly resistant to aquaplaning
- Superb braking performance
- Low road noise
Why choose Continental?
Developed in Germany, tested by experts and approved by vehicle manufacturers, Continental is a safe choice for your car, van, SUV or 4x4. Continental's award-winning tyres come fitted to one in three new cars built in Europe, and go through years of development and thousands of miles of testing before release. Tested in Continental's world-leading braking test facility, each German-engineered tyre is guaranteed to perform in the toughest conditions.
Rolling Resistance(A-G)
F Grade – Not a very fuel efficient tyre – could be up to 6% worse than a grade A tyre. However there may in some cases be a good reason why the rolling resistance is higher, for example where tyres are specifically designed for more grip, such as sports car tyres or winter tyres.
Wet Grip(A-G)
C Grade – Above average quality tyres to stop in the wet, stopping only 6m more than a grade A tyre but on average 12m shorter than a car on grade G tyres (on a wet road when braking from 50mph – testing according to regulation EC1222/2009)
Sound Wave(1-3)
2 Bars – Meets future EU noise limits
Noise(67-79 Db)
72 dB – Exterior noise level measured in decibels (dB). The lower the exterior noise level the better the environment near busy roads
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