What is the difference between Continental tires MC5 and CC6?

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DeHeidi
07/30/25 9:27am
Continental tires MC5 and CC6 differ in their tread patterns: The MC5 features an asymmetric tread design with continuous central rib patterns, ensuring sufficient tire contact area, reducing tread block deformation, and providing better braking performance. The CC6 incorporates noise-reducing chambers and frequency modulation silencers in its tread design to eliminate noise frequencies. Tires are one of the essential components of a vehicle, serving the following purposes: 1. Absorbing shocks during driving; 2. Ensuring good comfort and smooth driving; 3. Maintaining excellent adhesion between wheels and road surfaces, improving traction, braking, and passability; 4. Supporting the vehicle's weight.
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