Why Can Continental CC5 Still Be Purchased Despite Being Discontinued?

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OLucy
07/24/25 6:44am
Although the Continental CC5 has been discontinued, its production line still exists and is operated by third-party manufacturers partnered with Continental. Below is more information about the Continental CC5: 1. Tire Noise Reduction: The Continental CC5 utilizes Continental's exclusive "3D Active Noise Cancellation System" technology, which disrupts tire resonance and breaks the airflow that generates noise in the longitudinal tread grooves, achieving a quiet tire performance. 2. Reduced CO2 Emissions: The tread of the CC5 features a precisely segmented design. The inner multi-variable lateral grooves reduce noise, the central rib V-shaped sipes enhance comfort, and the outer lateral groove bevel design improves handling performance. This multi-functional tread design meets various handling needs. Additionally, the CC5 incorporates Continental's exclusive third-generation silica compound technology, reducing rolling resistance by 9% compared to the previous generation, thereby saving fuel and reducing CO2 emissions. 3. Specifications: As the CC5 is Continental's mid-to-low-end product, it comes in three rim sizes: 14, 15, and 16 inches, primarily suited for compact and subcompact cars. With a treadwear index of 360, its wear resistance is relatively poor. Continental tires prioritize comfort, featuring softer treads and sidewalls compared to other brands, which slightly compromises their durability.
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