Continental Tyres introduces the MaxContact MC7 tyre, a dynamic and high-performance solution tailored specifically for the urban landscapes of the Asia Pacific (APAC) region. This innovative product is engineered to meet the demands of APAC drivers, delivering an exhilarating driving experience that redefines everyday journeys.
Experience Maximum Control, Experience Maximum Thrill
The MaxContact MC7 offers refined handling and exceptional stability, enabling drivers to navigate sharper turns with ease, even at higher speeds. By optimizing pressure distribution within the tyre, the MC7 maximizes contact with the road surface, resulting in a wider footprint and enhanced control through Cornering Macroblocks technology. Its ReFlex Compound ensures resistance to tyre deformation, improving steering response and accuracy for a thrilling driving experience.
Safety Redefined with New Silica Technology
Designed to excel in the frequent wet weather conditions of APAC, including Malaysia, the MaxContact MC7 ensures safety by providing enhanced grip and shorter braking distances. 3D Laser-cut Sipes enhance grip and braking performance in wet conditions, minimizing the risk of aquaplaning by efficiently expelling water from the tyre grooves. The inclusion of silica technology within the ReFlex compound further improves braking performance on both dry and wet roads, enhancing overall safety for drivers.
A Quieter Ride, a Superior Experience
Featuring the upgraded Two-in-1 Noise Breaker 3.0, the MaxContact MC7 offers a quieter drive by breaking up sound waves and preventing noise from infiltrating the car cabin. This advancement ensures that even the most discerning sporty city drivers can enjoy a quieter driving experience, without compromising on performance.
Available in sizes ranging from 16” to 21”, the MaxContact MC7 tyre is now accessible across APAC markets from Q1 of 2024, with stock availability varying by individual market. Experience the next generation of driving performance with the MaxContact MC7 by Continental.
