If you are talking about the Continental ContiTour......then you can read reviews from users from online sellers like Revzilla:
https://www.revzilla.com/motorcycle/continental-contitour-tires?sku_id=1205581I don't have any experience with the ContiTour tires - but Continental is a good tire company and they make good tires. I am currently running the Continental RoadAttack 3 tires on my other bikes....it is a Sport Touring tire and I get about 8-9,000 miles from them (I do a lot of riding with my wife on the back and that likely reduces mileage). I would not be worried about trying a set of Continental tires....they are a reputable company and have been making tires for a long time.
The Michelin Commander tires are definitely the longest lasting tire you can put on a motorcycle - they do give up some wet weather traction in their quest for high mileage. MMRanch and Stewmills were on Michelins and I was on Pirelli Sport Demons on a ride and we got to some wet roads.....I had plenty of traction going up a steep mountain road - while they were spinning their rear tires trying to keep up (I was up front and I had no idea they were struggling). Getting 20,000 miles from a motorcycle tire is pretty amazing - but you will have to slow down a bit when the roads are wet.....the Sport Demons are a soft compound tire and only last about 6,000 miles. Michelin tires are noted for being a very long lasting tire (even on cars) - but the hard rubber compounds age quickly and wet weather traction gets worse after 3 or 4 years and if you haven't worn off the tread....you will likely be replacing them as you will begin to slip and slide on wet roads.
When it comes to tires for the Savage - I believe you have a few choices and options:
If you ride less than 2,000 mile a year - get the affordable Shinko tires.
If you ride a lot - spend more money and get a better tire that lasts longer. Dunlop, Continental, Avon, and others.
If you ride 5,000 or more miles a year and don't mind slowing down in the wet - get Michelin Commanders.
NOTE: The Michelin Commander 3 may have improved wet weather traction....I don't have any experience with that model.