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2024 4 CT, 36,000 miles no issues, recalls performed promptly.

Have mine on since Nov 2023 and love them! Already paid for themselves by protecting the radiators from a piece of a tire thrown up by a truck in front of me.

So disappointed! Love my 2024 CT4, dealers were not given many allocations, so it’s no wonder not many sold. I play 20 questions with folks almost every time I stop to charge…

Took another trip to Pa, had a couple interesting things happen along the way. I never had to wait to charge anywhere. Going north on I95: Stopped 3 times to charge including a hotel on the way up Left the house with only a 60% SOC and stopped at EA in Pooler, Ga - 57.2 kWh ($0.56/kWh)...

I have a 2024 4 Cross Turismo and have 34,000 miles with just a couple recalls. Replaced the all-season 20” Continentals at around 30,000 miles. The car has been wonderful and I look forward to many more trouble free miles…😎

The Front brake line recall does NOT flush the fluid in the rear brakes. That was via the technician who performed my 20K maintenance

The Michelins are a little quieter, buts that’s comparing them to worn Continentals. The difference between them is very small.

They didn’t say, but that was the only space open. They did an excellent job and only took 40 minor so.

I stayed around 39 front and 42 back. Drove in a little snow this past December coming back from Pennsylvania, but no deep snow. The Continentals did well in that scenario. Just thought I would try the Michelins this time.

They were down to about 4/32“. Could have gone a little longer, but we normally get a good amount of rain in SE Ga. and I didn’t want to take a chance getting into a situation where I got into an accident because my tire were worn.

Moved this to a new thread: I thought it would be interesting to review this great post from October 2020 and compare how things were then to today February 2026 regarding long trips. First and foremost: Folks need to understand that you NEVER travel anywhere NEAR your total range capacity as...

I got almost 29,000 miles on the original Continental Procontact RX All Seasons. That appears to be better than most have achieved. I am assuming that’s because of all the highway miles I traveled vice trying to track my Taycan. The Continentals were ok, but the reviews on Tire Rack for the...

I thought it would be interesting to review this great post from October 2020 and compare how things were then to today February 2026 regarding long trips. First and foremost: Folks need to understand that you NEVER travel anywhere NEAR your total range capacity as you may find that the entire...

I’m running 20” Procontacts on my 2024 CT4. I have 28,000 miles on them, mostly highway miles. They’ve been OK, but nothing exceptional. Since I live in the south, snow is not a big issue, I don’t track it, but handing in the rain is important. I’m replacing them with Michelin Primacy Tour...

Nov 29, 2023 to today 28,500 miles. Loving every mile!

2024 CT4 with almost 29,000 miles and no issues other than the recalls which were completed without any problems.

28,000 miles and no issues other than the 3 recalls. Best car I’ve ever owned!

Great report once again showing the Taycan is a wonderful trip vehicle

Coming back to Ga from Pa the first week of Dec, traveled through wet snow in Virginia and the top half of N. Carolina. Got a message that adaptive cruise was no longer active and when I stopped at a rest stop saw why. Started cleaning the wet snow off the front and took a picture.

Back to what I’d like to see next gen: Go back to the tear drop headlights from J1. I love the look and there is nothing else like it on the roads. Better backup camera. Switches vice touch controls for climate controls and radio. Larger screen for the GPS. I like the center stack design on...