ContinentalGrand Prix 5000 Road Tire(Return to Product Page)

I ride about 16,000 miles a year and these tires provide a great ride for a fair price. I can feel the difference!

Hard to gauge overall speed in the field but they are are great for cornering on high speed descending.

I've been a long time fan of the Conti GP 5000 ... the current tire continues to deliver. Great for both training and racing.

Best tire out there , few faults & solid ride !

Great tires as the weather changes.

Great tires as the weather changes.

Smooth rolling, good gripping, durable tires.

Best tires I have ever used! First time user of the 5000's. Great ride and grip!!!

These road tires always feel like I am solidly grounded to the road while rolling along at top speeds. The GP 4000 was the previous tires I used.

Great rolling resistance. A good value price. I use the 700 x 32s at 90lbs, get a great ride and have lost no speed.

Best tires I have had

Trek Emonda Sl6 pro

Recreational road rides

I cycle abut 30 miles daily, these tires are really good with grip, durability, and ride.

cycling (road)

Best tires that I have tried to date. Excellent traction both wet and dry, comfortable, fast ride, decent life and puncture resistant.

I have run the GP series of tires for the last 3 seasons and find the new GP5000 to have excellent grip, speed, and wear.

Toughest and fastest tire Ive ever used

Just purchased these in April - 2nd set on my Trek Emonda SL6 w Aeolus 5s - I purchased the reflective tires this round - they are awesome at making you even more visible & my first ride out, I picked up a carpenter's finishing staple. No tube puncture or anything! I highly recommend these. I'll probably upgrade to the 5000s on the next round.

I have been using GP4000 tires since their introduction, for a total of somewhere in excess of 25000 miles. They are tough, light, and terrific at cornering in all road conditions. I generally get about 3000 miles out of a set of these tires before the wear dimples disappear. This riding over largely chipseal roads. The only problem with these tires has been pointed out by a few reviewers, has to do with the sidewalls being somewhat fragile. I have only had to throw away one tire due to a sidewall puncture. It was upsetting due to it being a brand new tire, but I doubt that any tire would have survived that particular road hazard. I consider these to be about the toughest tire out there. I will continue to use them as long as they are available.

Have ridden on this tire for 18 months in 28 width. Have always ridden 23 to 25 but after doing some more research decided to try the 28's. As with many things in life it's hard to admit that everything you thought you knew was right is proven wrong when you finally give in and try. These tires are not slower, they might be a little heavier but not enough to make a difference for most riders. Their toughness is amazing. I finally decided after a summer of riding to buy another set in preparation for spring. The current set has multiple slices that would have flattened other tires.