Continental CrossContact UHP is a premium quality summer tire designed to provide high-performance traction and handling on dry or wet roads, as well as a smooth and quiet ride on the open highway. It was engineered for drivers of luxury SUVs and sports trucks. Let's get to know this model closer.
Above all, it is crucial to point out that CrossContact UHP comes with an advanced formula silica tread compound molded into an asymmetric tread pattern. It consists of outer tread blocks and a continuous center rib designed to reduce rolling resistance, improve stability at higher speeds, cornering grip, and add extra steering responsiveness. Due to the unique silica-enhanced tread compound, the CrossContact UHP works with a low rolling resistance design to improve fuel efficiency.
For safety reasons, this model presents four wide circumferential grooves and lateral grooves around the tread designed to reduce the risk of hydroplaning by removing water from under the tire footprint, enhancing braking performance at the same time. Inside the CrossContact UHP, we can find a special internal construction that includes two steel belts with spirally wrapped nylon designed to add strength and durability.
Best of all, these tires have a rim flange protector that helps protect your expensive rims from being damaged by curbs and other hazards. Continental CrossContact UHP is available from 19 to 21 inches, in V, W, and Y-speed ratings.
Features and benefits
Premium quality summer with black sidewall design.
Asymmetric summer tread pattern offers the ideal balance of traction, mileage, and road stability.
Available with a rim flange protector that defends rims from lateral damage.
Strong and durable internal construction delivers high durability for ride safety.
Four wide circumferential grooves combined with lateral tread grooves increase the hydroplaning resistance.
Built with a silica-enhanced rubber compound that improves grip in wet and dry conditions while also lowering rolling resistance to boost fuel efficiency.
- Backed by Continental's Total Confidence Plan (Road Hazard, Limited Warranty, Customer Satisfaction Trial, Flat Tire Roadside Assistance, and Mileage Warranty).
