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Continental Grand Prix 4-Season Road Tire

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Description

Your Daily Rider That Shows Up For The Races

The Continental Grand Prix 4 Season Road Tire is the winter racing and training tire you've been looking for. Fast enough for race day but won't leave you stranded at the side of the road. The GP4S is built tough for the grit, grime and debris-strewn reality of wintertime training.

The Grand P features a 330TPI double layer Vectran belt under the tread. This proprietary fabric is a liquid-crystalline polymer that is exceedingly strong and tear resistant yet manages to be extremely lightweight, making it ideal for racing.

Taking the Grand Prix 4 to the next level and beefing up reliability, Continental reinforced the sidewall with DuraSkin, a polyamide fabric that keeps road grit and grime from penetrating to the tube.

Features:

  • Versatile road tire works as a daily driver and shows up at the races
  • Double layer Vectran with DuraSkin sidewalls for puncture resistance
  • Fabric designed to keep harmful debris out of the inner tire
  • 700c folding bead clincher tire
  • 330 TPI
  • DuraSkin casing
  • Available in 700x23-32mm

  • B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.

    The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.

    Specifications

     

    Wheel Size: 700C/29" (ISO 622) 

     

    Tire Type: Clincher-Folding 

     

    Threads Per Inch: 330 

     

    Made in: Germany 

    700c x 23mm

    Weight: 220 grams

    Mfg PartNum: C1031123 

    Tire Width: 23mm (0.9in) 

    RimSize: 622 mm

    Width: 23 mm

    ISO (ETRTO) Size: 23-622 

    Max Pressure: 120 psi

    700c x 25mm

    Weight: 230 grams

    Mfg PartNum: C1031225 

    Tire Width: 25mm (1.0in) 

    RimSize: 622 mm

    Width: 25 mm

    ISO (ETRTO) Size: 25-622 

    Max Pressure: 120 psi

    700c x 28mm

    Weight: 250 grams

    Mfg PartNum: C1031428 

    Tire Width: 28mm (1.1in) 

    RimSize: 622 mm

    Width: 28 mm

    ISO (ETRTO) Size: 28-622 

    Max Pressure: 115 psi

    700c x 32mm

    Weight: 250 grams

    Mfg PartNum: C1031432 

    Tire Width: 32mm (1.3in) 

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    First Rate, I ride on Conti (s). or I don't ride...
    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Nature Coast, FL

    Quality, Quality, Quality...ride could be softer, but ? After a 20- 40 mile ride in Florida 95 degree heat, I rely on Conti durability to get me home to several Kool Ones...

    Reviewed 8/28/2023
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    Get the Best,
    by Larry in Austin Tx
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Austin TX
    32 of 35 customers found this review helpful.

    I am 83 and have been riding since the Truman administration. Now I ride 30 miles three times per week at speeds from 13 to 15 mph on a decent road bike. I am no expert on anything but I believe in trying to get the best when it comes to tires for obvious reasons. I have used this and other high end Continental tires for at least 15 years and never had a problem of any kind with the tires. This GP 4 Season sounded like it had the very best features for my particular riding style, safety over speed. In years past I have tried racing tires with no problem but did not notice any significant advantage and they don't last as long and do not give me the feeling of safety that I need. My opinion is if less weight is desired there are better ways to reduce weight than shaving a little weight off of the tires. I do care about speed but you can go a faster when you are not thinking about a fragile tire blowing out on you. I did have a blow out flat one time and it was coming down a steep hill and was able to bring it to a stop without spilling over. Just keeping calm and steady; I was never a really strong rider. I think my fastest ever long distance closed loop road ride was 18.5 mph average, but I can't even do 15 mph these days. Seriously, don't skimp on your tires and enjoy some serious riding at your own level. I am not against racing tires...they are just not for someone like me. One last thing, I take 18 seconds and check both tires before every ride. Although it is rare to find anything, I remove any little rock that is sticking to the tire. I am not an expert on tire technology; I just think the All Season sounded like the best for me, the safest most trouble free, a serious tire.

    Reviewed 10/29/2021
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    goes the distance on the rear
    by Wally
    Cycling Enthusiast
    NE Illinois
    9 of 10 customers found this review helpful.

    I'm 76, ride for distance, solo, 5000 miles per yr, lots of centuries.

    I used many, many different tires and have come to rely on the 4-Season as my go to REAR tire.

    I know this can be very subjective, but in my experience is this is the most reliable rear tire to get me home w/o flatting. Or worse, cutting/blowout. There are a lot of bad roads and debris out there.

    You will notice I specify rear. I have found different behavior/types of flats between front and rear, and use different tires on the front..

    Reviewed 3/25/2023
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    Confidence in the tire
    by berow001
    Saint Paul, MN
    2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

    I've ridden Gand Prix 4-season tires for years. When you are cruising down Berthoud Pass in CO at 40+ mph why would you want to trust your life to anything less. Worth every penny. Happy riding if you choose to use them on your next trip across town or down a mountain pass.

    Reviewed 7/6/2023
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    Rarely flats
    by JapaRider
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Northern Westchester/Putnam NY
    6 of 7 customers found this review helpful.

    I've been using Gator Skins for years. The name changes a bit sometimes, but these are basically Gator Skins with a little more flatting protection. That's why I use them! No one wants to get a flat, even if you're a Pro. I usually go for about 3000 miles before changing them and sometimes without getting even one flat! I just check to see if they look like they could use changing or 3000 miles, whichever comes first. They're not the lightest tires on the market but I'm not racing with them either. So all good!

    Reviewed 1/26/2023
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    Maybe I just have bad luck
    by Anonymous
    2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

    I've been running Continental tires back to the Grand Prix 4000 days and always had good luck with them. Fast, grippy and very few punctures. I tried a set of 4-Seasons for winter riding and had several flats over the first month of using them. I switched back to the GP 5000s and am no longer having flat issues. Maybe I have bad luck or I ended up with a bad batch, but these tires just didn't work for me. It's my fault for straying from the GP 5000, which I think is the best tire out there. YMMV of course.

    Reviewed 2/3/2023
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    For me, its the Goldilocks tire
    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    CT
    24 of 25 customers found this review helpful.

    Im a 61 year old recreational cyclist. I ride about 20 miles a day during the week and enjoy rides of up to 60 miles on the weekend. Im not fast, I dont own a heart monitor and I dont use a power meter. I ride simply for the joy of it, so I choose my equipment to maximize that joy. I ride an endurance bike and I prefer tires that are quiet, comfortable and durable rather than fast and delicate. For what do, these tires are perfect. They slot in I rly between the GP5000 (faster, but not as durable) and the Gatorskin (more durable, but less comfortable and slower). I currently have these tires on two road bikes and will shortly put them on two hybrids (range of available sizes is another plus). The only two cautionary notes I have are 1) Conti tires all seem to run at last 1mm large - if your frame clearance is tight, beware of this - and 2) There is a black version of this tire and, while it may be my imagination, I think the black sidewall is stiffer than the natural one. Other than that, great tires!

    Reviewed 4/8/2020
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    Excellent Tires
    by T Sedillo
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Hawaii
    9 of 9 customers found this review helpful.

    Balanced and Tough Spin without any wobble adjustment needed. I run 100 - 110 psi - hit potholes and rolled over gravel roads without any cuts or punctures.

    Stiff and Grip My average weight is 175lb - have never ran them at the 120 psi max. Feel rock hard at 110 and 100 perfect for commuting and night rides for those sneaky bumps and cracks in the road. The grip to the road is superior, instilling confidence to take turns as fast as you can handle.

    Highly recommend these tires and this company - Shipping was fast, (once order was processed) price matching was fast and easy, and the selection, reviews, testing, specs, videos, etc. allow you to research a deep a rabbit hole as you want. Will definitely order from y'all again.

    Reviewed 8/22/2019
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    Great grip and no flats
    by Anonymous
    3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

    Tires ride comfortably, provide confidence when cornering and I�ve had zero flats in 6000 miles. The best combination for training tires.

    Reviewed 9/6/2022
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    Great training tire for the off season
    by Irish in CA
    Competitive Racer
    Santa Clarita, CA
    18 of 19 customers found this review helpful.

    I race on the GP4000SII5000 tires and enjoy the performance to weight ratio of those tires. They hold really well in corners and then during club rides they are super fun to descend on and fare really well against flats when compared to the performance provided. When the race season ended this last season I slapped a pair of these 4 Season 28's on the bike and have really enjoyed them. They can handle gravel and sand, they are almost bomb proof riding on roads with highway bits and pieces of metal, and they can be run at lower pressures to make those long training days a bit easier on the body. Rockysemi-paved trails that will occasionally cut the sidewalls of my GP4000SII's are easily handled with these tires.

    The one thing I do have to watch for, however, is the grip when descending. I've come loose in a couple of corners and drifted the back wheel at high speed riding them like the GP4000SII's, which is not the best feeling in the world. Totally my fault for pushing the tires beyond what they were designed to really handle, but I throw that out there as a word of caution to just take it a bit easier when on these tires and pointing the bike through some tight corners at high speed. There is necessarily a small drop off in handling when you are getting the durability built in to these wonderful, purpose built tires. I will definitely buy another pair when my current pair finally give up the ghost.

    Reviewed 12/5/2018
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    4-Season tires are perfect for both training and racing!
    by CATHY
    Competitive Racer
    Fullerton
    4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

    The Grand Prix 4-Season tire was recommended to me by another triathlete competitor, so I thought I would give them a try. I had previously used the Continental Gator Hard Shell which is great for being puncture-proof, but a little heavy. Now, I absolutely love the 4-Season tires! I ride about 150 miles a week through town and on the bike trails. Some roads can be a little rough, but I have yet to get a flat. They seem lighter and faster too. I have raced 2 Half-Ironman competitions with these tires and am very happy! I would highly recommend these Grand Prix 4-Season tires for both training and racing.

    Reviewed 6/30/2022
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    Great flat resistant tire
    by Anonymous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    LA
    2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

    I have used this tire on my rear wheel for maybe about 3000 miles, and it still has some life left in the treads. I haven't seen a flat on this bike for over 6 months over 3000 miles, and I often ride on sketchy roads with lots of debris, cracks, and potholes. It's also pretty light and handles well as far as I can tell. I would keep on buying this tire. That said, the weak point of this tire is the sidewall. The sidewall still is strong, but not as strong as the tread. I used to have this tire on the front wheel as well, but retired it after a sidewall slit from hitting a rock; the rest of the tire is so strong that I didn't get a flat (though the tube bulged out) and safely made it home after 50 miles. Recently, I retired the rear one after 3000 miles again because of a sidewall puncture; I FINALLY got a flat after hitting a super gnarly pothole with sharp edges. The tread held up, and upon inspection, I can see many scratches and dents that would have resulted into flats in other tires. The sidewall was damaged, and a slit formed near the beads probably after I rode on the flat tire for 3 miles on sketchy road to the train station. In the end I'm not sure whether it was caused by the pothole or riding on the flat tire.

    Reviewed 6/26/2022
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    Best Road Bike Tire
    by Sisophous
    Cycling Enthusiast
    New Rochelle, NY
    13 of 14 customers found this review helpful.

    I've yet to get a failure with this tire and I am on my second set. I change my tires roughly every 3,200 miles to be safe but could get substantially more had I wanted to. The 4000s kept getting sidewall failures so I gave up on them. The 4-Season is much more durable and gives an equivalent ride to the 4000s. I was told if durability is your main priority then go with the Gator Skins but if you want solid tires that delivers performance then the 4-Season is the best option. For added protection, I also suggest adding Stans sealant to your tubes and make sure they have removable cores. Careful not to remove the valve cores when taking off the pump nozzle like I did and got 2 ounces of sealant in my face. (Pumps with pressure release buttons will avoid this. )No flats since doing this in over a year and I now ride with peace of mind.

    Reviewed 8/23/2018
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    The best tire I have for on rough and chip seal roads. one three sets of wheels.
    by Ohio biker
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Northern Ohio
    6 of 7 customers found this review helpful.

    Quiet, fast and handles assuredly on rough country roads. Works ok on dirt paths also. I have it on road bike, and hybrids.

    Reviewed 9/7/2018
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    Strong, durable road bike tires
    by MontBiker
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Montgomery, NJ
    2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

    I like these tires very much. They were suggested to me by a fellow biker, and I have used them exclusively ever since. Easy to mount on my wheels

    Reviewed 6/16/2023
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    Continental 4 Seasons
    by Edwaro
    Concord, CA

    The only tire I use on all 3 of my road bikes. The best flat protection by far, great road grip in any condition and still a a soft enough ride w the 32m tires.

    Reviewed 6/12/2023
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    The only tire for me
    by RAP49
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Salt Lake City
    2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

    I have run the GP 4 Season tires for over 20 years with great results. Good reliable handling, few flats and very good durability. Never considered switching tires with the performance I have had from these. Highly recommend.

    Reviewed 1/30/2023
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    Robust tire with good handling quality.
    by CD
    Competitive Racer
    chicago, Illinois
    15 of 15 customers found this review helpful.

    I really enjoy riding on Continental tires. Typically in nice conditions I'll be on Conti GP4000IIs tires but, when I know conditions will be poor and the road may not be very nice, I like to slip on these Conti GP4-Seasons.

    I've used these tires for when I'm going to do a long ride in the rain or when I'm going to be going over more difficult roads. I feel quite confident taking these tires through a slightly rough gravel trail section without having to worry about a puncture.

    I also used these for a criterium which took place in the rain. A few guys fell in a set of technical corners but I was able to get through with confidence with these tires.

    All in all, I would recommend having a set of these 4-seasons on hand in case you are going to be riding in off weather. Or if you expect to be riding on mixed roads, they are quite robust in terms of puncture resistance.

    Reviewed 5/23/2017
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    Great road feel, no flats
    by Jeff
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Portland, OR
    6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.

    I've ridden the 4-Season about 15000 miles over the past decade. This tire has good grip and a terrific feel for the road. No tire is flat proof, but this is very flat resistant. Easy to change due to kevlar beads. Average wear.

    Reviewed 1/26/2023
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    Very best toughy tires for longevity, puncture resistance, grip, plus simple artistic tread design.
    by Don Spencer
    Cycling Enthusiast
    Portland, Oregon
    38 of 39 customers found this review helpful.

    As a 71 year old retiree I have the privilege of riding a titanium Habanero crosstour bike with disk brakes for 150 to 250 miles each week. Plus the Continental tired Habanero takes me on 2 or 3 tours of 300 to 400 miles each summer. I pack light (- 40 lbs) and the 4 Season 28 mm tires carry that total 225 lbs over country roads and hard packed gravel with ease. I buy a new set for the summer tours then ride them out in the wet falls and winters of the Willamette Valley. They flat seldom. Unavoidable road debris cuts the tread but the tough core protects the tube. The slight increase in tire weight provides a security tread for all conditions increasing my confidence in cornering at high speeds. Yes, 71 year olds can attain high speeds and corner without causing heart attacks or strokes. I trust this tire more than any (and I have bought and replaced many tires). I could but wont' name a few duds that cost about the same.

    Reviewed 3/24/2017
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