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Continental introduces its new Secure Contact AW

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German manufacturer Continental recently unveiled its own version of the so-called "All-Weather" winter tire, the Secure Contact AW, during its winter event held at the ICAR motorsports complex.

This tire is designed as an ideal solution for motorists who do not always have the space to store a second set of tires. Engineered to handle both harsh winter conditions and extreme summer heat, it is available in sizes ranging from 15 to 20 inches. It features not only the mountain silhouette logo with a snowflake at its center, certifying its winter suitability, but also a marking indicating its compatibility with electric vehicles.

The Secure Contact AW stands out with its asymmetrical tread pattern and the inclusion of wear and alignment indicators. Its catalog includes multiple sizes with the XL rating, ensuring a higher load capacity.

(Photo: Éric Descarries)

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