Comparison: Pirelli Cinturato All Season Plus vs. Continental AllSeasonContact

The Pirelli Cinturato All Season Plus is a tyre that has performed well in the market with a rating of 50% on our website. The most noteworthy aspect about this tyre, as found in the Autobild 2020 comparison, is its good dry braking and low rolling resistance. In addition, the exterior noise produced from this tyre is considerably low. However, the tyre has shown extended braking distances and understeering behavior on snow and ice. It was placed 10th out of 27 tyres in the Autobild tyre test.

On the other hand, Continental AllSeasonContact boasts a rating of 76% on our website, which is significantly high. This tyre produced outstanding results in conditions involving snow cornering, snow traction, and rolling resistance. Its performance in longitudinal aquaplaning is also worth noting. The tyre has demonstrated impressive all-round capabilities with a special emphasis on winter properties and excellent price-performance ratio. Furthermore, it has high mileage and fuel-saving rolling resistance. The Continental AllSeasonContact managed to secure the fifth position in the Autobild comparison, outperforming 22 other tyres.

In terms of manufacturing, while Pirelli Cinturato All Season Plus does not state its manufacturing location, the Continental AllSeasonContact is produced in Slovakia, Czech Republic, and France.

Considering the performance of both tyres in various conditions, Continental AllSeasonContact has proven to be the more reliable and effective all-round tyre overall. However, Pirelli Cinturato All Season Plus also offers good performance, especially in conditions involving dry braking and rolling resistance.

As it stands, neither of these tyres has a newer model that replaced this one. Consequently, these tyres continue to compete in the market and meet the expectations of consumers looking for versatile all-round tyres.