Continental AllSeasonContact 2 255/55R18 and the Geolandar Gap
June 2026 prices for the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 in 255/55R18: Rs 75,000 a tyre, with a Rs 46,000 set-of-four gap down to the Yokohama Geolandar G055.
Drafted with AI from CircleWheels price data and published automatically; no editor has reviewed it. Prices updated 3 June 2026. How the blog is madePrices are those listed by Shaharyar Traders (3 branches, Lahore), the one dealer on CircleWheels; a listed price does not confirm stock. The catalogue holds sizes and prices only, with no load or speed ratings, tread data, test results or reviews. Confirm your size on your current tyres or the door-jamb placard before buying.
The Continental AllSeasonContact 2 in 255/55R18 is listed on CircleWheels at Rs 75,000, and no other comparable road tyre with a model name in the size is priced between it and the Yokohama Geolandar G055 at Rs 63,500. That leaves a gap of Rs 11,500 a tyre, or Rs 46,000 over a set of four, in prices last updated on 3 June 2026.
That Rs 75,000 puts the Continental fifth cheapest of 9, so it has as many tyres listed with a model name below it as above it, yet its nearest neighbour below is Rs 11,500 away. Drivers whose car takes any other size can stop here: these prices and gaps belong to 255/55R18 alone and do not carry across to neighbouring sizes.
Where the AllSeasonContact 2 sits among its nearest rivals
The table sets the Continental against the nearest-priced tyres of its class in the size, in price order.
| Tyre | Price | Against the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 | Set of four |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yokohama Geolandar G055 | Rs 63,500 | Rs 11,500 less a tyre | Rs 254,000 |
| Continental AllSeasonContact 2 | Rs 75,000 | (this tyre) | Rs 300,000 |
| Continental ContiSportContact SC5 SUV | Rs 77,500 | Rs 2,500 more a tyre | Rs 310,000 |
| Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season | Rs 79,000 | Rs 4,000 more a tyre | Rs 316,000 |
| Michelin Latitude Sport 3 | Rs 85,000 | Rs 10,000 more a tyre | Rs 340,000 |
The shape is lopsided.
What the Rs 46,000 gap below means for a set
A set of four AllSeasonContact 2 tyres comes to Rs 300,000, against Rs 254,000 for four Geolandar G055s. Among comparable road tyres listed with a model name, there is no intermediate price to land on: a buyer either stays with the Continental's figure or drops the full distance to the Yokohama.
That makes the decision a two-tyre one rather than a gradual trade. The gap is a difference in the dealer's listed prices, not a measure of what either tyre does on the road, so it is a figure to weigh against what a driver wants from the tyre itself rather than a reason on its own to pick either.
The shorter steps above: SC5 SUV, Scorpion Verde All Season, Latitude Sport 3
Upwards, the next listing is another Continental model. The ContiSportContact SC5 SUV at Rs 77,500 sits Rs 2,500 above the AllSeasonContact 2, which works out at Rs 10,000 more over four (Rs 310,000 against Rs 300,000).
The Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season adds Rs 16,000 over a set, with four at Rs 316,000 against the Continental's Rs 300,000. The Michelin Latitude Sport 3 is Rs 10,000 more a tyre than the AllSeasonContact 2: four come to Rs 340,000, Rs 40,000 more than the Continental's set.
So a driver comparing the AllSeasonContact 2 with the three tyres above it is looking at differences of a few thousand rupees a tyre until the Michelin, while the comparison with the Yokohama below runs into five figures per tyre.
Brand-only and all-terrain listings in 255/55R18
The size also carries 2 comparable all-terrain tyres with a model name, which belong to a different class and are left out of the table above, and 53 brand-only listings starting from Rs 37,500. The 255/55R18 size page sets out those listings alongside the tyres compared here, with each brand's starting price.
Sources
- CircleWheels catalogue: listed tyre prices, sizes and dealer branches; the prices quoted were updated 3 June 2026.