The Continental CrossContact ATR is a versatile all-season tire designed for SUVs and crossovers, offering reliable traction and durability in various driving conditions. With a size of 255/60R18, it features a black sidewall and a tread depth of 11/32 inch, providing a balanced blend of comfort and performance. The tire’s tread pattern is optimized for all-season use, ensuring confident handling on wet, dry, and light snow-covered roads. Its temperature rating of B and traction rating of A make it suitable for year-round driving, while the treadwear rating of 680 indicates long-lasting performance. The CrossContact ATR is engineered with a radial bias construction and a maximum load capacity of 2,205 pounds at 44 psi, supporting heavier vehicles with stability and safety. This tire is ideal for drivers seeking a dependable tire that maintains excellent traction and durability across different seasons and terrains, making it a valuable addition to your vehicle’s tire lineup. The tire’s overall diameter of approximately 30.05 inches and rim diameter of 18 inches ensure compatibility with a wide range of vehicles, while its load index of 108 confirms its capacity to handle substantial loads efficiently. Whether navigating urban environments or venturing off-road, the Continental CrossContact ATR delivers consistent performance, comfort, and safety in all weather conditions.

Features:

• Size: 255/60R18 for SUVs and crossovers

• All-season performance suitable for various weather conditions

• Traction rating of A and temperature rating of B for reliable grip and safety

• Tread depth of 11/32 inch for enhanced durability

• Radial bias construction with a maximum load capacity of 2,205 lbs at 44 psi

• Black sidewall design and a rim diameter of 18 inches

• Long-lasting treadwear rating of 680 for extended use

• Supports a maximum rim width of 9 inches and tire width of 10.2 inches

• Optimized tread pattern for wet, dry, and light snow traction

• Designed for SUVs and crossovers requiring a dependable all-season tire