2024 Auto Bild SUV All Season Tire Test

Auto Bild AllRads's 2024 SUV All Season Tire Test tested 12 all-season tires in size 245/45 R18, alongside summer and winter reference tires. The test revealed significant performance gaps between the best and worst all-season tires across various conditions, while also highlighting the compromises these tires make compared to specialized seasonal options.

In dry conditions, the top-performing all-season tires approached the capabilities of the summer reference tire, but couldn't quite match its grip or balance. The Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 demonstrated the shortest dry braking distance among all-season tires at 37.7 meters, though still 2.4 meters behind the summer reference. The poorest performing Minerva All Season Master required an additional 5.7 meters to stop. Dry handling tests showed similar trends, with the best all-season tire, the Hankook Kinergy 4S2, achieving an average speed just 1.1 km/h slower than the summer reference, while the slowest Nexen N Blue 4Season 2 lagged by 5.3 km/h.

Wet performance highlighted even greater differences. The Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ stopped in 48.1 meters on wet surfaces, 2.3 meters behind the summer reference but a full 17 meters shorter than the Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons. In wet handling, the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 nearly matched the summer tire's performance, while the Davanti again trailed significantly, with a 9.8 km/h slower average speed.

Snow testing demonstrated the true versatility of all-season tires. The Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 achieved a snow braking distance just 0.8 meters longer than the winter reference tire, while the summer reference tire required more than double the distance to stop. Snow traction and handling tests told a similar story, with the best all-season tires closely matching or even slightly outperforming the winter reference, while the summer tire proved utterly inadequate.

These results underscore the wide performance abilities within the all-season tire category. While the best performers offer an interesting balance for year-round use, the poorer options struggle to deliver consistent performance across varying conditions. The test also reinforces that while high-quality all-season tires can approach the performance of specialized tires in many situations, they still involve some compromise compared to using dedicated summer and winter tires for their respective seasons.

Test Publication:

245/45 R18 10 tires 5 categories

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Test Size: 245/45 R18

Tires Tested: 10 tires

Test Categories:
5 categories (13 tests)

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Dry

In dry braking, the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 performed best among the all-season tires, stopping in 37.7 meters. The worst performer was the Minerva All Season Master, requiring 43.4 meters - a significant 5.7 meter difference. The reference summer tire outperformed all all-season tires with a 35.3 meter stopping distance, while the reference winter tire was near the bottom at 42 meters. This shows that even the best all-season tires compromise dry performance compared to dedicated summer tires.

The Hankook Kinergy 4S2 achieved the highest average speed of 114.2 km/h in dry handling, while the Nexen N Blue 4Season 2 was slowest at 110 km/h - a 4.2 km/h difference. The reference summer tire again topped the chart at 115.3 km/h, with the reference winter tire in the lower half at 112.9 km/h. Interestingly, the Hankook Kinergy 4S2, which excelled in dry handling, was only mid-pack in dry braking, showing that performance can vary across different dry tests.

Wet

The Vredestein Quatrac Pro Plus stopped in just 48.1 meters in wet conditions, while the Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons needed 65.1 meters - a substantial 17 meter difference. The reference summer tire performed best overall at 45.8 meters, with the reference winter tire near the bottom at 57.3 meters. This highlights the superior wet performance of summer tires and the challenges all-season tires face in balancing wet and dry performance.

Continental AllSeasonContact 2 achieved the highest average speed of 84.2 km/h in wet handling, while the Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons was slowest at 74.4 km/h - a significant 9.8 km/h difference. The reference summer tire again outperformed all others at 85.9 km/h, with the reference winter tire in the lower half at 80.2 km/h. The Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons struggled in both wet braking and handling, indicating consistent poor wet performance.

Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 achieved the highest float speed of 75.5 km/h, while the Minerva All Season Master was lowest at 64.3 km/h - an 11.2 km/h difference. The reference summer tire performed best at 76.1 km/h, with the reference winter tire in the middle at 72.2 km/h. The Minerva All Season Master struggled in both straight and curved aquaplaning tests, indicating poor overall water evacuation.

Snow

The Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 stopped in 22.1 meters on snow, while the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 needed 23.7 meters - a 1.6 meter difference. The reference winter tire outperformed all all-season tires at 21.3 meters, while the reference summer tire was extremely poor at 56.1 meters. This highlights the crucial importance of winter or all-season tires for snow driving.

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 achieved the highest traction force of 4234 N, while the Minerva All Season Master managed only 3779 N - a 455 N difference. The reference winter tire was close to the top performers at 4114 N, while the reference summer tire was extremely poor at 1127 N. The Michelin CrossClimate 2 consistently performed well across all snow tests.

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 achieved the highest average speed of 55.6 km/h, while the Minerva All Season Master was slowest at 51.2 km/h - a 4.4 km/h difference. The reference winter tire was close to the top at 55.1 km/h, while the reference summer tire's performance was too poor to be listed. The Minerva All Season Master consistently struggled across all snow tests.

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 achieved the highest lateral acceleration of 4.0 m/s², while the Vredestein Quatrac Pro Plus managed only 3.4 m/s² - a 0.6 m/s² difference. The reference winter tire was close to the top at 3.98 m/s², while the reference summer tire was extremely poor at 1.71 m/s². The Michelin CrossClimate 2 demonstrated excellent snow performance across all tests.

Comfort

The Minerva All Season Master was quietest at 71 dB, while the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 was loudest at 74 dB - a 3 dB difference. The reference summer tire was in the lower half at 73.7 dB, with the reference winter tire the loudest overall at 74.6 dB. Interestingly, the Minerva All Season Master, which struggled in many performance tests, excelled in noise reduction.

Value

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 had the lowest rolling resistance at 6.72 kg/t, while the Minerva All Season Master had the highest at 8.57 kg/t - a significant 1.85 kg/t difference. The reference summer tire was in the middle at 7.52 kg/t, with the reference winter tire slightly higher at 7.68 kg/t. The Michelin CrossClimate 2 demonstrated that it's possible to achieve low rolling resistance without compromising performance in other areas.

There was over twice the price difference between the most expensive and cheapest. The Michelin CrossClimate 2 topped the chart at 840€ per set, while the Minerva All Season Master was the most budget-friendly at just 405€ - a difference of 435€. Interestingly, the top-performing tires weren't necessarily the most expensive, with the test-winning Continental AllSeasonContact 2 priced at 735€. The budget options from Davanti and Minerva, priced at 420€ and 405€ respectively, performed poorly in safety tests, suggesting that extreme cost-cutting may compromise crucial performance aspects. 

Results

1^st

Continental AllSeasonContact 2

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: B/B/71
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 735.00

Well-balanced, safe all-rounder with good driving dynamics in all weather conditions. Good aquaplaning resistance and low rolling resistance.

Slightly extended braking distance on dry surfaces.

Exemplary.

Dry

96.1%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	6th	40.7 M	37.7 M	+3 M	92.63%
Dry Handling	2nd	113.7 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-0.5 Km/H	99.56%

Wet

94%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	2nd	50.8 M	48.1 M	+2.7 M	94.69%
Wet Handling	1st	84.2 Km/H			100%
Wet Circle	2nd	15.67 s	15.53 s	+0.14 s	99.11%
Straight Aqua	5th	71.7 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-3.8 Km/H	94.97%
Curved Aquaplaning	6th	2.55 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.59 m/sec2	81.21%

Snow

96%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	5th	22.9 M	22.1 M	+0.8 M	96.51%
Snow Traction	4th	4045 N	4234 N	-189 N	95.54%
Snow Handling	2nd	54.7 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-0.9 Km/H	98.38%
Snow Circle	4th	3.74 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.26 ms/2	93.5%

Comfort

97%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	6th	73.2 dB	71 dB	+2.2 dB	96.99%

Value

97.4%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	2nd	6.9 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+0.18 kg / t	97.39%

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2^nd

Hankook Kinergy 4S2

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: C/B/72
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 650.00

Convincing all-rounder with top handling scores in all weather conditions. Excellent aquaplaning resistance and good rolling comfort.

Slightly increased rolling resistance.

Exemplary.

Dry

96.8%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	5th	40.3 M	37.7 M	+2.6 M	93.55%
Dry Handling	1st	114.2 Km/H			100%

Wet

95.1%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	4th	53.1 M	48.1 M	+5 M	90.58%
Wet Handling	2nd	83.4 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-0.8 Km/H	99.05%
Wet Circle	1st	15.53 s			100%
Straight Aqua	3rd	74.1 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-1.4 Km/H	98.15%
Curved Aquaplaning	3rd	2.75 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.39 m/sec2	87.58%

Snow

96.8%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	2nd	22.2 M	22.1 M	+0.1 M	99.55%
Snow Traction	5th	4025 N	4234 N	-209 N	95.06%
Snow Handling	3rd	53.9 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-1.7 Km/H	96.94%
Snow Circle	3rd	3.82 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.18 ms/2	95.5%

Comfort

97.7%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	4th	72.7 dB	71 dB	+1.7 dB	97.66%

Value

79%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	9th	8.51 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+1.79 kg / t	78.97%

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3^rd

Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: B/A/71
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 710.00

Well-balanced all-weather profile with good driving dynamics, even on dry roads. Ample reserves against aquaplaning and low rolling resistance.

Extended braking distance on snow.

Exemplary.

Dry

99.8%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	1st	37.7 M			100%
Dry Handling	2nd	113.7 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-0.5 Km/H	99.56%

Wet

94.9%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	3rd	52.6 M	48.1 M	+4.5 M	91.44%
Wet Handling	5th	82.4 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-1.8 Km/H	97.86%
Wet Circle	4th	15.86 s	15.53 s	+0.33 s	97.92%
Straight Aqua	2nd	75.4 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-0.1 Km/H	99.87%
Curved Aquaplaning	3rd	2.75 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.39 m/sec2	87.58%

Snow

94.9%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	10th	23.7 M	22.1 M	+1.6 M	93.25%
Snow Traction	2nd	4126 N	4234 N	-108 N	97.45%
Snow Handling	5th	53.5 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-2.1 Km/H	96.22%
Snow Circle	7th	3.71 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.29 ms/2	92.75%

Comfort

96.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	9th	73.6 dB	71 dB	+2.6 dB	96.47%

Value

96.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	3rd	6.98 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+0.26 kg / t	96.28%

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4^th

Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: C/B/70
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 675.00

Exemplary all-rounder with dynamic handling in all weather conditions. Very good resistance to aquaplaning and good driving comfort.

Slightly elevated rolling noise.

Exemplary.

Dry

98.7%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	3rd	38.3 M	37.7 M	+0.6 M	98.43%
Dry Handling	6th	113 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-1.2 Km/H	98.95%

Wet

95.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	4th	53.1 M	48.1 M	+5 M	90.58%
Wet Handling	6th	82.3 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-1.9 Km/H	97.74%
Wet Circle	5th	15.92 s	15.53 s	+0.39 s	97.55%
Straight Aqua	1st	75.5 Km/H			100%
Curved Aquaplaning	2nd	2.84 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.3 m/sec2	90.45%

Snow

94.4%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	9th	23.3 M	22.1 M	+1.2 M	94.85%
Snow Traction	6th	3928 N	4234 N	-306 N	92.77%
Snow Handling	4th	53.7 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-1.9 Km/H	96.58%
Snow Circle	4th	3.74 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.26 ms/2	93.5%

Comfort

96%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	10th	74 dB	71 dB	+3 dB	95.95%

Value

93.6%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	5th	7.18 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+0.46 kg / t	93.59%

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5^th

Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: B/B/72
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 675.00

Strong performance with short braking distances on snow. Dynamic handling behavior and ample reserves against aquaplaning.

Extended braking distances on dry roads.

Good.

Dry

94.6%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	7th	41.8 M	37.7 M	+4.1 M	90.19%
Dry Handling	5th	113.1 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-1.1 Km/H	99.04%

Wet

96%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	6th	54.1 M	48.1 M	+6 M	88.91%
Wet Handling	3rd	83.1 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-1.1 Km/H	98.69%
Wet Circle	5th	15.92 s	15.53 s	+0.39 s	97.55%
Straight Aqua	6th	71.6 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-3.9 Km/H	94.83%
Curved Aquaplaning	1st	3.14 m/sec2			100%

Snow

96.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	1st	22.1 M			100%
Snow Traction	3rd	4118 N	4234 N	-116 N	97.26%
Snow Handling	6th	53 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-2.6 Km/H	95.32%
Snow Circle	6th	3.73 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.27 ms/2	93.25%

Comfort

96.7%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	8th	73.4 dB	71 dB	+2.4 dB	96.73%

Value

95.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	4th	7.05 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+0.33 kg / t	95.32%

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6^th

Michelin CrossClimate 2

245/45 R18 96Y

• EU Label: C/B/71
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 840.00

Exemplary qualities with best handling behavior on snow. Good aquaplaning resistance.

Extended braking distances on wet roads.

Good.

Dry

99.2%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	2nd	38.1 M	37.7 M	+0.4 M	98.95%
Dry Handling	4th	113.5 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-0.7 Km/H	99.39%

Wet

92%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	7th	55.2 M	48.1 M	+7.1 M	87.14%
Wet Handling	7th	80.8 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-3.4 Km/H	95.96%
Wet Circle	7th	16.18 s	15.53 s	+0.65 s	95.98%
Straight Aqua	4th	73 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-2.5 Km/H	96.69%
Curved Aquaplaning	5th	2.65 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.49 m/sec2	84.39%

Snow

99.7%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	3rd	22.4 M	22.1 M	+0.3 M	98.66%
Snow Traction	1st	4234 N			100%
Snow Handling	1st	55.6 Km/H			100%
Snow Circle	1st	4 ms/2			100%

Comfort

97.1%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	5th	73.1 dB	71 dB	+2.1 dB	97.13%

Value

100%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	1st	6.72 kg / t			100%

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7^th

Vredestein Quatrac Pro+

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: C/B/72
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 670.00

Convincing safety reserves with sporty driving dynamics and best grip in wet conditions. Quiet rolling noise.

Only satisfactory lateral guidance on snowy roads.

Good.

Dry

94.4%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	7th	41.8 M	37.7 M	+4.1 M	90.19%
Dry Handling	7th	112.7 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-1.5 Km/H	98.69%

Wet

93.9%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	1st	48.1 M			100%
Wet Handling	4th	82.8 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-1.4 Km/H	98.34%
Wet Circle	3rd	15.84 s	15.53 s	+0.31 s	98.04%
Straight Aqua	7th	69.4 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-6.1 Km/H	91.92%
Curved Aquaplaning	6th	2.55 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.59 m/sec2	81.21%

Snow

91.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	8th	23.1 M	22.1 M	+1 M	95.67%
Snow Traction	9th	3864 N	4234 N	-370 N	91.26%
Snow Handling	8th	52.2 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-3.4 Km/H	93.88%
Snow Circle	10th	3.4 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.6 ms/2	85%

Comfort

98.8%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	2nd	71.9 dB	71 dB	+0.9 dB	98.75%

Value

84.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	7th	7.95 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+1.23 kg / t	84.53%

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8^th

Nexen N Blue 4Season 2

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: C/B/72
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 545.00

Strong performance with good driving dynamics on snowy roads. Convincing driving comfort.

Low grip and limited safety reserves when at risk of aquaplaning.

Ok.

Dry

95.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	4th	39.8 M	37.7 M	+2.1 M	94.72%
Dry Handling	10th	110 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-4.2 Km/H	96.32%

Wet

86.4%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	8th	56.9 M	48.1 M	+8.8 M	84.53%
Wet Handling	8th	80.4 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-3.8 Km/H	95.49%
Wet Circle	8th	16.43 s	15.53 s	+0.9 s	94.52%
Straight Aqua	8th	66.9 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-8.6 Km/H	88.61%
Curved Aquaplaning	9th	2.16 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.98 m/sec2	68.79%

Snow

95.2%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	6th	23 M	22.1 M	+0.9 M	96.09%
Snow Traction	8th	3920 N	4234 N	-314 N	92.58%
Snow Handling	7th	52.9 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-2.7 Km/H	95.14%
Snow Circle	2nd	3.88 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.12 ms/2	97%

Comfort

98.1%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	3rd	72.4 dB	71 dB	+1.4 dB	98.07%

Value

90.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	6th	7.44 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+0.72 kg / t	90.32%

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Davanti Alltoura 4 Seasons

245/45 R18 100W

• EU Label: D/B/70
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 420.00

Satisfactory performance with good traction on snow.

Poor grip and dangerously long braking distances on wet roads. Little safety in aquaplaning situations.

Not recommended.

Dry

93.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	9th	42.3 M	37.7 M	+4.6 M	89.13%
Dry Handling	8th	111.4 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-2.8 Km/H	97.55%

Wet

82.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	10th	65.1 M	48.1 M	+17 M	73.89%
Wet Handling	10th	74.4 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-9.8 Km/H	88.36%
Wet Circle	10th	17.27 s	15.53 s	+1.74 s	89.92%
Straight Aqua	9th	66 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-9.5 Km/H	87.42%
Curved Aquaplaning	8th	2.26 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-0.88 m/sec2	71.97%

Snow

93.5%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	6th	23 M	22.1 M	+0.9 M	96.09%
Snow Traction	7th	3924 N	4234 N	-310 N	92.68%
Snow Handling	9th	51.6 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-4 Km/H	92.81%
Snow Circle	8th	3.7 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.3 ms/2	92.5%

Comfort

97%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	6th	73.2 dB	71 dB	+2.2 dB	96.99%

Value

79.9%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	8th	8.41 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+1.69 kg / t	79.9%

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Minerva All Season Master

245/45 R18 100Y

• EU Label: C/B/71
• 3PMSF: yes
• Price: 405.00

Acceptable performance with short braking distances on snow.

Insufficient grip and long braking distances in wet conditions. Limited safety reserves in aquaplaning situations.

Not recommended.

Dry

92%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Dry Braking	10th	43.4 M	37.7 M	+5.7 M	86.87%
Dry Handling	9th	111 Km/H	114.2 Km/H	-3.2 Km/H	97.2%

Wet

81.3%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Wet Braking	9th	63.7 M	48.1 M	+15.6 M	75.51%
Wet Handling	9th	75.9 Km/H	84.2 Km/H	-8.3 Km/H	90.14%
Wet Circle	9th	17.21 s	15.53 s	+1.68 s	90.24%
Straight Aqua	10th	64.3 Km/H	75.5 Km/H	-11.2 Km/H	85.17%
Curved Aquaplaning	10th	2.06 m/sec2	3.14 m/sec2	-1.08 m/sec2	65.61%

Snow

92.6%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Snow Braking	4th	22.5 M	22.1 M	+0.4 M	98.22%
Snow Traction	10th	3779 N	4234 N	-455 N	89.25%
Snow Handling	10th	51.2 Km/H	55.6 Km/H	-4.4 Km/H	92.09%
Snow Circle	9th	3.64 ms/2	4 ms/2	-0.36 ms/2	91%

Comfort

100%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Noise	1st	71 dB			100%

Value

78.4%

Test	#	Result	Best	Diff	%
Rolling Resistance	10th	8.57 kg / t	6.72 kg / t	+1.85 kg / t	78.41%

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