Correct.

You get 2 tyres and 2 tubes.

Yes, 2 tyres and 2 tubes

Yes. The tubes are Continental quality 700*18-25 Race 28 with 42mm Presta valves. Continental assume you will use standard rims with the 4 seasons, which makes a lot of sense.

I was sent 2 tyres and 2 tubes.

That's what I receieved and very pleased with them.

Yes

yes, you are correct, 2 tyres and 2 tubes.

I would agree not cheap, but quality is good, so for me they are value for money. I have historically used cheap inners tubes, but the ones supplied with the tyres are top notch

With a discount I paid £54 and then got another £10 off in total I think with a voucher, so effectively a little over £45, or less than £20 per tyre.

You are right these are not great value.

Had my first flattie with these tyres, probably only done 1000 km and they are not looking in good shape. This is a nice race tyre and handle great in the wet, but are not recommended for general commuting on city roads.

The value is in the quality of the tyres. These are superb tyres.

The Conti 4 seasons are for me the best winter road tyre that I have used. The grip is good in the wet and the puncture protection is exceptionally good. They are also comfortable at 120 psi. They are now well used in the group of cyclists I ride with. Dont get me wrong they do puncture but they seem to be more resistance than the average.

Yep, 2 tyres and 2 inner tubes

yes
There is two tyres and two tubes.

yes you get 2 continental tyres and tubes in with the deal.

I always put tyres on with the tyres rotating such that the markings have the shallower slope leading, a sort of aerodynamic preference. I'm not sure it makes any difference at all. I've never noticed a rotation arrow.

I had a good look after reading a previous review and there is a directional arrow on the side wall.

Continental quality road inner tube 700*18-25 Race 28, Presta 42mm valve.
Nothing fancy, but since the 4 season is best suited to winter training or sportifs with wet conditions and/or road surfaces likely to cause a risk of punctures and is not particularly light, there's not much point putting something lighter than a standard tube inside.

Race
approx 5cm

If you currently have 700x23 tyres, I would recommend replacing with 700x23 of these tyres - straight swap size wise, but likely to be a huge boost in performance

In the winter I'd always go for the 700x 25 mm width tyres for that bit of extra comfort and traction with negligible extra weight.

42mm

42mm on mine

Race 28 Tubes with 42mm Sclaverand Presta Valves were included

I found them a harsh ride on a hybrid;try Vittoria randonneur Hyper 700*32 they're great

Tour 28 slim tubes(28-37c) for 28c tyres