Test Summary | |
Wet Braking | Michelin CrossClimate Plus |
Dry Braking | Hankook Kinergy 4S2 |
Wet Handling | Continental AllSeasonContact |
Wear | Continental AllSeasonContact |
Rolling Resistance | Continental AllSeasonContact |
Snow Handling | Cooper Discoverer All Season |
Unfortunately due to travel restrictions Auto Express couldn't complete the dry handling test, however the rest of the test is as thorough as usual, covering dry, wet and snow braking, wet circle and wet handling, and snow traction and snow handling.
As usual we'll keep our coverage to a minimum, instead encouraging you to head over to the Auto Express website to check out the full test, also be sure to check out the Tire Reviews All Season Tire Test, which covers these tires and more, and a reference summer and winter tire in the same size.
Results
1st: Continental AllSeasonContact | |
| A well balanced all season tire, good grip in the wet and snow. Significantly behind the Michelin in the dry. Read Reviews Buy from £105.79 |
2nd: Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 | |
| Good snow performance, high levels of grip in the wet, low rolling resistance, Average dry performance. Read Reviews Buy from £95.70 |
3rd: Hankook Kinergy 4S2 | |
| Highest aquaplaning resistance on test, shortest wet braking, good in the dry. Average snow performance, higher rolling resistance. Read Reviews Buy from £98.45 |
4th: Michelin CrossClimate+ | |
| Significant advantage during dry braking, good snow performance. Average wet performance. Read Reviews |
5th: Cooper Discoverer All Season | |
| High levels of comfort, low noise levels, good dry braking, good aquaplaning resistance. Couldn't match the best in the wet or snow. Read Reviews |
6th: Vredestein Quatrac Pro | |
| Good lateral grip in the wet. Poor snow performance, longer braking in he dry and wet, high rolling resistance. Read Reviews Buy from £92.47 |