Comparison Table

Tread Photos
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Section Width
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

265 mm
30 mm
Sidewall Height
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

7.3"
0.12"
Overal Diameter
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

29.61mm
15.25mm
Rim Size
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Circumference
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

93.02 "
47.91 "
Revs per mile
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

681.14/mi
1322.48/mi
Speedometer
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Considering this is the manufacturer’s tire size and speedometer readings are correct.
Note: speedometer's 60km/h actually mean 31 km/h
Car height
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Basic
-182.4 mm
Typical Weight
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

36.5 kg
0 kg
Ground Clearance
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Stock
-182.4 mm
Tire with the same height
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The TrueContact Tour is Continental's Standard Touring All-Season tire developed for drivers of family sedans, coupes, minivans and small

Performance
Result
Impact
Design
Worsen
Your car is visually less appealing with less prominent disks and narrow tires. If you care about the looks of your vehicle, think about the size of your disks.
Road holding ability
Worsen
Insufficient road grip. The degree of improvement in traction is largely determined by the aspect ratio of the wheel. In addition, reducing the width of the tires increases the braking distance on dry pavement. This happens because the tire-to-road contact area is reduced.
Precision of steering response
Enhance
The steering response and behavior during turns will be improved. For instance, adding a larger rim diameter and a smaller tire height can enhance cornering stability and also increase the speed at which such turns can be safely executed.
Grip on dry pavement
Worsen
The contact patch of narrower tires is reduced, reducing traction on dry pavement.
Grip on wet pavement
Enhance
A narrower tire, which can expel more water from underneath the wheel, improves braking performance on wet pavement.
Grip on dirty surfaces
Enhance
Enhanced grip on muddy roads. When driving on sandy or dirty roads, less contact area is almost directly proportional to less braking distance.
Hydroplaning resistance
Enhance
Hydroplaning resistance has been improved. The contact area of the road surface is smaller when the tire is higher and narrower. The tread does not need to expel as much water from beneath the wheel.
Ride comfort and noise
Enhance
Comfortable riding. Traveling on tires with a higher profile is more comfortable than on tires with a lower profile. Noise levels are reduced. A reduction in tire width nearly always reduces tire noise, but it depends on the tread compound and shape of the tire. Because of the reduced travel distance between the tread blocks, air moves faster between them.
Fuel consumption
Decrease
Fuel consumption is significantly reduced. The rolling resistance of narrower tires is lower, which reduces fuel consumption.
Treadwear
Worsen
Tires and rims are more likely to be damaged. The lower the tire height, the greater the risk of damaging the rim or tire itself when driving over potholes and other road imperfections. Low-profile tires are more prone to side damage.
Cost
The same
Weight
Increase
Generally, wheel weight is included in the overall weight of your vehicle. Cars that are lighter will be able to accelerate more easily and slow down more easily when necessary. They will also consume less fuel overall.

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