It features a new combination tread patterns and a new compound blend. Both of which were developed to cater to differing driving conditions. Mainly on-road handling, off-road traction and fuel efficiency.
Versatility for Diverse Driving
The new CrossContact H/T's tread pattern features wide central ribs, lateral grooves and interlocking blocks. These allow the tyre to adapt to various road surfaces.
When driving on paved motorways, the wide ribs provide stability and handling. At the same time, the lateral grooves help to reduce aquaplaning.
When off-road, the interlocking blocks grip loose gravel and muddy surfaces. Helping to deliver confident manoeuvring on challenging terrains.
M+S Rating for Winter Conditions
Coming with an M+S (mud and snow) rating, the Continental CrossContact H/T shows its ability to handle light snow and wet, slushy conditions.
However, it is important to note that this marking does not require to pass a certified test. It is up to the manufacturer whether it is featured on a tyre.
Compatibility with Conventional and Electric Vehicles
The CrossContact H/T is compatible with both conventional (those using internal combustion engines) and
electric vehicles.
The tyre's optimised design ensures compatibility with the specific requirements of an electric vehicle. Such as reduced rolling resistance and improved fuel efficiency.
Rim Rib Protection for Durability
To protect the vehicle's wheel from damage, the CrossContact H/T features a rim rib.
A protective element that guards the wheel from potential damage. Such as from m sharp rocks or debris when driving off-road.
Wide Range of Tyre Sizes
The CrossContact H/T is being made available in a wide range of tyre sizes. With various
SUVs, crossovers and light trucks the target market. In regards to rim sizes, the tyre is available in sizes ranging from 15 to 21 inches.