Name: Continental Contact Plus Reflective 700c Tyre
Brand: Continental
Rating: 4.76 (56 reviews)

Key Features:

The Contact Plus is the ultimate city and trekking tyre
Its tread design is based upon the principles of bionics
A SafetySystem Breaker provides ample puncture protection, however when combined with our Plus Breaker, make the tyre virtually impenetrable
A uniform centre tread belt ensures a smooth and speedy ride on the road
Flexible shoulder lugs and fine sipes guarantee grip in curves and loose surfaces
The ultra fine carcass fabric reduces the rolling resistance while providing a noticeably more comfortable ride
Reflective Sidewall
ECE-R75 Certified
Constructed from 3 plies, totalling 180 TPI
Weight: 880 grams

Occasionally, without notice, manufacturers change product design and/or specifications.

Commuting & Touring

Use the tyre chooser below to help find the perfect Continental hybrid bike tyre for your riding style and budget. These clincher tyres are designed for different types of cycling from commuting to touring. Continental tyres are available with different levels of puncture protection with a safety level of 7 offering the most protection.

To find the right size tyre for your bike checkout our size guide below the tyre chooser.

Safety Level	Commute		Allround	Touring/Gravel
7 - Safety +		Contact Plus City	Contact Plus	Contact Plus Travel
6 - Vectran Breaker		Top Contact Winter II	Top Contact II
5 - Extra Puncture Belt	Speed City	Ride City	Ride Tour	AT Ride
4 - Safety System	Contact Speed	Contact City	Contact	Contact Travel
1	Classic MTB
1		Double Fighter III	Town & Country	Traffic

How to check your current tyre size?

Take a look at the sidewall of your current tyres and you’ll see one or two sets of figures;

One is the traditional size like 700x28c or 27.5x2.2. The first figure is the tyre diameter(size). The second is tyre width. Note: road bike sizes are in mm, MTB sizes are in inches.

The other set of figures you may see is ETRTO sizing like this 28-622. The first number here is tyre width while the second number relates to wheel diameter.

Here is a comparrison chart for traditional and ETRTO sizing to help you choose the correct tyre size.

ETRTO Number	Dimension
700c road bike wheels
18-622	700 x 18C
23-622	700 x 23C
25-622	700 x 25C
28-622	700 x 28C
32-622	700 x 32C
37-622	700 x 35C
47-622	700 x 47C
26" mountain bike wheels
50-559	26 x 1.9
54-559	26 x 2.1
55-559	26 x 2.2
58-559	26 x 2.35
27.5" (650b) mountain bike wheels
50-584	27.5 x 1.95
54-584	27.5 x 2.1
57-584	27.5 x 2.25
29" mountain bike wheels
50-622	29 x 2.0
54-622	29 x 2.1
55-622	29 x 2.2

Will this tyre fit my wheel?

Your new tyre must be the same diameter as your current one (to fit your wheel rim).

Then, you need a choose a tyre which will fit your frame.

Road bike tyres are generally 21 – 28mm wide

MTB tyres can range from 1.5”-5”

To make things complicated road tyres are measured in mm, while MTB tyres are in inches.

How wide is too wide

You want to leave at least 4mm clearance between your frame and tyres to prevent rub and allow for mud clearance.

Measure the following areas on your frame:

Fork crown (top)

Brake calipers (make sure you squeeze them)

Chainstays

Seatstays

Subtract 4mm and you’ll have the maximum width your frame can handle.

Continental Contact Plus Reflective 700c Tyre

Commuting & Touring

How to check your current tyre size?

Will this tyre fit my wheel?

Continental Contact Plus Reflective 700c Tyre

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