C3 2004. Former owner of Michelin Primacy 4. I will say just one word. For 4 years I thought the car had a problem and it went like a boat in the curves and knots because it is not "premium". Well, as soon as I put on the Ultracontact, the car's behavior changed. Impeccable in curves, quiet, perfect driving behavior. A night and day difference. Recommended 10/10.

I entered the world of Continental tires with the PremiumContact 5 several years ago on my 2006 Yaris 1.3. They impressed me with their grip both in dry and wet conditions, they warmed up quickly for city driving.

When it was time to change them, I switched to the EcoContact at the time, with which I was never satisfied, neither in dry nor wet conditions.

When it was time for a change and considering that there were no tires in the PremiumContact series for the dimensions of the Yaris, I proceeded to purchase the UltraContact (185/60 R15 84H).

So far, I am as satisfied as I was with the PremiumContact 5 in dry and wet conditions.

Expensive, but for me who changes tires every 3-4 years and usually does not drive more than 5-6,000 km per year - most of it in Athens - the purchase was worth it.

I put them on a 2008 Suzuki Swift. I'm talking about the 185/60/15 T. Very good tire. Tremendous grip. I already have 3000 km on them and now they started to spin a little on straight starts. With other tires of similar quality and value, I would experience this almost immediately.

The car handles nicely in turns and you feel safe even on wet roads. The performance of these tires is incomparable to other brands I've tried. They are a bit softer, of course, but we'll see in the future what performance they have.