Continental CrossContact UHP (MO) 255/50R19 103W

Attention! Due to the size of the tires, Packages might be SEPARATED in the courier facility and not be DELIVERED on the SAME DAY, even though we do ship them together. Tracking information can be checked by logging on to the courier website with the master tracking number you will receive via email. For example, you can receive 3 tires in one day and the 4th one the next day or the day after, or one tire in one day and the second one day after. We understand that this is a big inconvenience for our buyers, however, this is ABSOLUTELY out of our control.

Continental CrossContact UHP (MO)

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

• Excellent wet and dry traction
• Hydroplaning resistance
• Boosted directional stability
• Superb steering precision
• Better cornering ability
• Lowered road noise

OVERVIEW

The Continental CrossContact UHP (MO) is a performance and high performance, summer tire made for SUVs. This model is the original equipment tire of select Mercedes-Benz vehicles.

This summer tire model offers excellent dry and wet road traction. This is due to the silica infused tire compound and the special tread design. However, it will not perform well in lower temperatures, in snow or on ice. The four wide circumferential and the numerous lateral grooves in the tread pattern disperse water from beneath the footprint of the tire. This increases the tire's hydroplaning resistance in deep water.

This model's excellent high speed directional stability is provided by the unique asymmetric tread design and its independent tread blocks. This also improves its steering responsiveness, offering superb handling precision with the firm shoulder tread blocks. The pattern on the shoulder of the tire also boosts the cornering ability, stability and power, making the tire safer to use at high speeds.

The CrossContact UHP (MO) also offers a quiet driving experience. The offset tread position lowers the road noise heard in the vehicle's cabin, which provides a quiet and comfortable drive.

Manufacturers recommend changing tires every 10 years. As long as tires are properly stored before they are sold, the year of their manufacture will not shorten their service life.