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I can remember, was it at Stelvio? Yes the Classics are a good choice too. I drove Stelvio one year later with the Vredesteins - in wet conditions and everything was OK.
Hannes
once: Green M3W; 2013
now: Red 4/4 Sport; 2011
and some practical cars for use in real life
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My experience of Continental tyres are that they seem to go hard quicker than other makes and lose pattern early effecting grip.
Certainly would change after 5 years.
Titus
2007 +4 4 seater
2017 Mini Cooper
2007 VW Camper
1996 Honda TRX300
2012 Husqvarna 216
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I had Contis on my 4/4 Sport and when it was just 3 years old the back end kicked out whilst turning right at traffic lights on a slightly greasy wet road and I wasn't going at any great speed either. It was a lesson learnt and had I kept the car much longer I would have changed them to Vredesteins as everybody who has used them on a 4/4 seems to rate them very highly.
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