ContinentalGrand Prix 4-Season Road Tire(Return to Product Page)

I like these tires as the a very durable. There is really nothing I do not like about the tire.

I got some of these in the 25 and 28mm widths for winter training. These are great sure-footed tires, and their puncture resistance is important for winter use because you don't want to freeze by the side of the road struggling to change a flat as your bare fingers go numb! Unfortunately the 28mm ones don't fit on my road bikes because they are TALLER than the 25mm tires the bike was designed for. The 28's slide OK between the (rim) brake pads, but they interfere with the fork crown andor are so close (2-3mm) to the upper inside of the rear brake calipers that road debris stuck to the tires jams in there. Eventually I gave in and bought a disc brake bike that fits up to 32mm tires. Conti makes these in a 32mm but at the moment Western Bikeworks doesn't carry them, so I got 32mm Conti GP Four Seasons for it elsewhere and will see how they do on the dirt and gravel roads I occasionally encounter. And I'll continue to use the 25's on my road bike for training.

I usually commute in Portland about 12 miles a day. I have been using these tires for about 2.5 years now and the quality is excellent. Wonderful service from WBW as well!

This tire grips on turns better than the Gatorskin tire. It also seems to slightly reduce some of the road vibration or chatter, not much but its noticable. The Grand Prix 4-Season tire bests the Gatorskin in every way. When I get flats its usually in the Spring time because of all the after winter debris still on the roads and bike paths. For comparative purposes, with this tire I haven't had a puncture yet, but, that's a good sign.

Thanks guys for the quick delivery all the way to Melbourne Australia. I bought these for my 2014 BMC Gran fondo GF1 which originally came with these. I then went on to try the Continental GP S2 which are probably the best tire on the market but for the places where i ride (dusty bike track, gravel road & cobble stone lane ways) i was getting to many punctures. Now that i'm back with these ive got absolutely no problems. The best all round tyre and super grip.

I am a recreational rider. I want a tire I can depend on. Yes, I carry a spare tube and repair kit, but I don't want to use it. Continental tires are reliable, easy to put on, and priced well for a premium tire. The sale at Western bike works was also a real plus..

There probably one of the best and most durable four season tire out there. I keep them on two of my bikes all year long.

same as above

Tires last a good 2 to 3 thousand miles.Excellent traction, great cornering.

Great grip, smooth rolling and excellent feel on the road. Super pleased with my purchase.

Always happy with the performance of these tyres.

I put theses on my Domane and they seem great. Have riden only a few times.. So I also ordered for my Emonda and again winter time only ridden a few times but both seem great.. can't wait for nicer weather.

Durable, and reliable for the cyclist that puts in a lot of miles.

I have run literally dozens of different tires after much trial and error I settled on the continental 4 seasons.

Ride year round on these tires as they roll great, very durable, and I rarely get a flat. Worth the extra $ as they last longer and I change fewer tires/tubes

Durable, reliable, good rolling Tire

Can't recommend these tires enough if you're looking for long-lasting puncture protection. I've been riding sets for years now and won't ride with anything else on my road bike.

Much faster and better road feel than I thought. I got a 28mm for the rear and 25mm front...running 80 psi and am enjoying the comfy ride. Not that as much difference between the regular Grand Prix that I usually ride on. Don't forget a larger tube for the 28mm if you don't usually ride that size.

Nice ride, fast, and ideal for long daily commute in all weather (mostly wet) here in Seattle.

Been riding for past year. No flats and as fast as my Conti 4000s tires.