Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 PLUS vs Goodyear Assurance ComfortDrive — Compared

“Purchased Extreme Contact DWS 06 Plus and driving experience has gone way better now Purchased these yesterday and noticed a difference in manoeuvring and braking. It made a significant difference while cruising down and bumps feel better, coming from OEM equipped TOYO from SE 2018”

“Continental Extreme Contact DWS 06 Plus on standard wheel Q4 Prestige Has anybody done something as dumb as I have here? Can you guys share which tires you guys have on your Q4’s? I’ve had the Bridestone Alenza EV tires since I got the car 10 months ago, and I hated the sidewall look, lackluster handling, and their terrible grip in the snow. So I decided to bite the bullet, and get the set of tires I’ve been dying to have on this car since day one. I gotta say, I got the ugliest wheels offered on the q4, but man do the extreme contacts make this car look just a bit more sporty, the tread is aggressive and I don’t hear any increase in tire noise in the cabin which is always fantastic. I drive this car pretty hard and the Bridestone Alenza’s couldn’t hold up to my driving habits. The only downside I’ve encountered was feeling a bit more resistance from the car while cruising since EV tires have low rolling resistance in mind, and I know I will get less range from the tires. But cmon it’s hard not to absolutely love these tires on such a boring looking mom car.”

“Low-Pitched Droning Noise from Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus at High Speeds - Normal? I’ve been running a 2022 Kia Stinger GT1 with a staggered setup and recently transitioned from a summer tire regime to incorporating all-weather tires at the rear. My setup includes tire size 285/30ZR20 99Y on the rear, where I’ve switched from Michelin Pilot Sport 4s (still on my front) to Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus due to rapid wear issues with the former. Initially, everything seemed perfect with the Continentals, and now, after about 1.5 months and roughly 900 miles, I’ve started noticing a low-pitched droning or hum noise. This noise kicks in at around 90mph and becomes more pronounced as I hit 100mph. The rear tire pressure is typically at 35 psi, sometimes fluctuating up to 37/38 psi depending on speed and weather. I’ve never used all-weather tires before and am wondering if this noise is a common characteristic due to the harder compound or something else. Does anyone have experience with these tires at high speeds? Could the noise be an indication of a potential issue, or is it just a normal trait of all-weather tires? I value your insights and experiences, as I’m trying to figure out if this is something I need to get checked or just accept as part of the all-weather tire experience. Thanks for your help!”