Replaced Toyo R32s on my mazda 3 with those tires , excellent in dry as well in wet , i can't comment on wear yet but handling/grip and feedback is good .

Have been driving on these tires for about a month. About 3t/km. They replaced the OE sport contact 5 on my car. Overall dry and wet grip is very good as well as the improved comfort compared to previous tires. The problem that I have with these tires is the vibration that I feel while driving at moderate speed 80km/h. They have been balanced twice but the problem is still present. I am pretty disappointed. Eventually I will be forced to buy a new set of tires and certainly not Continental. Maybe Michelin Pilot Sport 4 could solve this issue. Does anyone have similar problems. Would be glad to hear. Ps too early to comment the wear.

Review: Continental PremiumContact 6 sidewall is thinner and softer than Michelin Pilot Sport 4, Dunlop RT Maxx 2 or Pirelli P Zero tires, need to be careful with holes in road. Tire working surface edges is bit rounded, Michelin PS4 working surface edge is more facetted.

Test drive: PremiumContact 6 grip in dry and wet is excellent.

Greate tire for motorway or city.

First impesion:
very confortable tires
very stable at high speed
for the moment i tested in dry condition and they are doing great
without doubt i recomend this tires

Ready to test! Cheers GC