Comparison: Continental PremiumContact 6 vs. Continental UltraContact (2026)
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PremiumContact 6 leads on wet safety and breadth; UltraContact wins on mileage and running economy.
Within Continental's summer passenger range, the Continental PremiumContact 6 and the Continental UltraContact sit at different points in the lineup, each with a distinct purpose. The PremiumContact 6 is a proven all-rounder that has accumulated an impressive track record across dozens of independent tests — balanced, safe, and capable in all conditions. The UltraContact is built around a different brief: outstanding mileage, strong dry performance, and a low environmental footprint, making it the sensible long-distance choice for drivers who cover high annual kilometres. Both are premium Continental summer tyres, but understanding which priorities matter most to you will make the decision straightforward.
PremiumContact 6
UltraContact
These tyres were not tested together in the same test. The scores below are aggregated from different independent tests, so direct comparison should be taken with caution.
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