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Comparison Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 6 vs Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7

8.8 PremiumContact 6 PremiumContact 6 from 119 €
9.7 PREMIUMCONTACT 7 PREMIUMCONTACT 7 from 133 €
Overall rating
PTI – Pneutesty Index
8,8
9,7
Price from
119 € ▲ cheapest
133 €
EU label
Rolling resistance C Wet grip A Noise B
Rolling resistance B Wet grip A Noise B
Tyre profiles
Wet Dry Economy Noise and comfort best of the selected middle of the selected Continental PremiumContact 6 – Wet Continental PremiumContact 6 – Dry Continental PremiumContact 6 – Economy Continental PremiumContact 6 – Noise and comfort Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Wet Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Dry Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Economy Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Noise and comfort

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Discipline comparison
Wet
96 +7 %
44 tests
99 +9 % ▲
36 tests
what it consists of Wet (3)
wet braking
95 +11 %
42 tests
100 +14 % ▲
30 tests
Aquaplaning
31 ≈ average
34 tests
78 +2 % ▲
29 tests
wet handling
81 +2 %
37 tests
98 +4 % ▲
25 tests
Dry
95 +4 %
43 tests
99 +6 % ▲
36 tests
what it consists of Dry (2)
dry braking
88 +5 %
41 tests
96 +6 % ▲
31 tests
dry handling
87 +1 %
35 tests
91 +2 % ▲
21 tests
Economy
74 +3 % ▲
31 tests
65 +2 %
28 tests
what it consists of Economy (2)
efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption)
60 ≈ average ▲
28 tests
50 ≈ average
27 tests
durability (wear and abrasion)
91 +22 % ▲
8 tests
90 +20 %
12 tests
Noise and comfort
56 ≈ average
31 tests
90 ≈ average ▲
28 tests
what it consists of Noise and comfort (2)
quietness (measured and subjective noise)
7 −1 %
28 tests
31 ≈ average ▲
24 tests
ride comfort
51 Not measured.
72 Not measured. ▲
Technologies
Suitable for EVs Suitable for EVs
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✓ this one only
Reinforced profile Reinforced profile
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✓ this one only
Comparison

Technologies

Highlighted in green — this tyre has these in addition to the others; grey ones are shared by all.

none
Suitable for EVs Suitable for EVs Reinforced profile Reinforced profile
Comparison

Tyre profiles

The shape will show at a glance which of the selected tyres is stronger in which aspect.

Wet Dry Economy Noise and comfort best of the selected middle of the selected Continental PremiumContact 6 – Wet Continental PremiumContact 6 – Dry Continental PremiumContact 6 – Economy Continental PremiumContact 6 – Noise and comfort Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Wet Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Dry Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Economy Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 – Noise and comfort

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Comparison

Discipline comparison

A higher number and a longer line always mean a better tyre — also for noise (quieter), consumption (more efficient) and wear (lasts longer). PTI compared with all summer tyres · rank in size 215/65 R16 among 46 available

For example, wet braking, aquaplaning, and handling — showing what makes up the category score.

Wet

Continental PremiumContact 6 from 129 measurements · 44 tests
beats 61 of 64
96 +7,1 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 from 122 measurements · 36 tests
beats 63 of 64
99 +9,3 %

Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 is the best.

Subcategories wet

wet braking

Continental PremiumContact 6 42 tests
beats 62 of 64
95 +11,0 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 30 tests
beats 63 of 64
100 +14,0 %

Aquaplaning

Continental PremiumContact 6 34 tests
beats 20 of 54
31 ≈ average
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 29 tests
beats 41 of 54
78 +2,0 %

wet handling

Continental PremiumContact 6 37 tests
beats 42 of 50
81 +2,0 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 25 tests
beats 49 of 50
98 +3,8 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Dry

Continental PremiumContact 6 from 76 measurements · 43 tests
beats 60 of 64
95 +3,9 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 from 52 measurements · 36 tests
beats 63 of 64
99 +5,5 %

Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 is the best.

Subcategories dry

dry braking

Continental PremiumContact 6 41 tests
beats 59 of 64
88 +4,6 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 31 tests
beats 63 of 64
96 +6,3 %

dry handling

Continental PremiumContact 6 35 tests
beats 46 of 49
87 +1,0 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 21 tests
beats 48 of 49
91 +1,6 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Economy

🏆 Continental PremiumContact 6 from 39 measurements · 31 tests
beats 40 of 55
74 +2,7 %
Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 from 49 measurements · 28 tests
beats 35 of 55
65 +2,2 %

Continental PremiumContact 6 is the best.

Subcategories economy

efficiency (rolling resistance and consumption)

🏆 Continental PremiumContact 6 28 tests
beats 25 of 54
60 ≈ average
Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 27 tests
beats 20 of 54
50 ≈ average

durability (wear and abrasion)

🏆 Continental PremiumContact 6 8 tests
beats 28 of 36
91 +22,0 %
Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 12 tests
beats 27 of 36
90 +19,5 %

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.

Noise and comfort

Continental PremiumContact 6 from 28 measurements · 31 tests
beats 29 of 53
56 ≈ average
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 from 24 measurements · 28 tests
beats 47 of 53
90 ≈ average

Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 is the best.

Subcategories noise and comfort

quietness (measured and subjective noise)

Continental PremiumContact 6 28 tests
beats 5 of 53
7 −1,0 %
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7 24 tests
beats 15 of 53
31 ≈ average

ride comfort

Continental PremiumContact 6
beats 9 of 32
51 Not measured.
🏆 Continental PREMIUMCONTACT 7
beats 20 of 32
72 Not measured.

A high percentile in one subcategory and a low one in another gives an average value — here you can see which one determined it.