Continental MTB tires

Source: Bicycle Rolling Resistance

• Top: Continental Race King with 20.6 W.
• Bottom: Continental Cross King with 28.4 W.
• Best and weakest value are 7.8 W apart – around 32% of the group average of 24.7 W.

Source: ENDURO Mountainbike Magazine Labortest 2025

• Top: Continental Kryptotal Rear with 33.2 W.
• Bottom: Continental Argotal with 46.5 W.
• Best and weakest value are 13.3 W apart – around 35% of the group average of 38.3 W.

Source: ENDURO Mountainbike Magazine Labortest 2025

• Top: Continental Kryptotal Front with 28.4 %.
• Bottom: Continental Kryptotal Rear with 17.3 %.
• Best and weakest value are 11.1 % apart – around 51% of the group average of 21.7 %.

Source: Bicycle Rolling Resistance

• Top: Continental Dubnital with 70 points.
• Bottom: Continental Race King with 63 points.
• Best and weakest value are 7 points apart – around 11% of the group average of 66 points.

Source: Bicycle Rolling Resistance

• Top: Continental Race King with 618 g.
• Bottom: Continental Magnotal with 799 g.
• Best and weakest value are 181 g apart – around 25% of the group average of 713.3 g.

Source: ENDURO Mountainbike Magazine Labortest 2025

• Top: Continental Kryptotal Front with 1,167 g.
• Bottom: Continental Argotal with 1,227 g.
• Best and weakest value are 60 g apart – around 5% of the group average of 1,197.7 g.