2024 AutoBild All Season Tire Test

As usual, no one does it better than AutoBild. Since revealing the best 15 all season tires in wet and dry braking, they put the victors through to their full barrage of tests, which includes wear testing!

It's a really fascinating in depth look at the best of the all season tires in the popular 225/50 R17 size, check out all the data below. The Bridgestone was the best in the pre-test, best in both dry and wet braking, but can it continue its dominance now that there's 15 more categories to grade? 

Test Publication:
Auto Bild
https://www.autobild.de/ratgeber/reifen/
Test Size: 225/50 R17
Tires Tested: 15 tires
Test Categories:
5 categories (17 tests)
Similar Tests
Test Category Best Performer Worst Performer Difference
Dry (2 tests)
Dry Braking ▲ Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6: 36.8 M▼ Viking Fourtech Plus: 43.1 M6.3 M (14.6%)
Dry Handling ▲ Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6: 96 Km/H▼ Linglong Grip Master 4S: 93.7 Km/H2.3 Km/H (2.5%)
Wet (5 tests)
Wet Braking ▲ Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6: 50.5 M▼ Linglong Grip Master 4S: 59.8 M9.3 M (15.6%)
Wet Handling ▲ Continental AllSeasonContact 2: 75.3 Km/H▼ Toyo Celsius AS2: 68.6 Km/H6.7 Km/H (9.8%)
Wet Circle ▲ Continental AllSeasonContact 2: 11.4 s▼ Toyo Celsius AS2: 12.26 s0.9 s (7.0%)
Straight Aqua ▲ Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3: 79.4 Km/H▼ Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus: 69.4 Km/H10.0 Km/H (14.4%)
Curved Aquaplaning ▲ Viking Fourtech Plus: 3.47 m/sec2▼ Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus: 2.64 m/sec20.8 m/sec2 (31.4%)
Snow (4 tests)
Snow Braking ▲ GT-Radial ClimateActive: 23.3 M▼ Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6: 26.3 M3.0 M (11.4%)
Snow Traction ▲ BFGoodrich Advantage All Season: 2745 N▼ Toyo Celsius AS2: 2355 N390.0 N (16.6%)
Snow Handling ▲ Continental AllSeasonContact 2: 55.4 Km/H▼ Toyo Celsius AS2: 50 Km/H5.4 Km/H (10.8%)
Snow Slalom ▲ BFGoodrich Advantage All Season: 4.36 m/sec2▼ Viking Fourtech Plus: 3.68 m/sec20.7 m/sec2 (18.5%)
Comfort (1 tests)
Noise ▲ GT-Radial ClimateActive: 71.7 dB▼ Dunlop All Season 2: 73.1 dB1.4 dB (1.9%)
Value (5 tests)
Wear ▲ Dunlop All Season 2: 67410 KM▼ Giti AllSeason AS2: 40800 KM26,610.0 KM (65.2%)
Value ▲ Linglong Grip Master 4S: 7.2 Price/1000▼ Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3: 13.23 Price/10006.0 Price/1000 (45.6%)
Rolling Resistance ▲ Toyo Celsius AS2: 7.38 kg / t▼ Linglong Grip Master 4S: 9.45 kg / t2.1 kg / t (21.9%)
Fuel Consumption ▲ Viking Fourtech Plus: 4.6 l/100km▼ Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3: 5.06 l/100km0.5 l/100km (9.1%)
Abrasion ▲ Michelin CrossClimate 2: 527 g▼ Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus: 1116 g589.0 g (52.8%)

Dry

The dry braking test reveals a significant 6.3-meter difference between the best and worst all-season tires. The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 performed exceptionally well, stopping in just 36.8 meters, which is only 1.9 meters behind the reference summer tire. In contrast, the Viking Fourtech Plus required 43.1 meters to stop, even underperforming the reference winter tire by 0.8 meters.

In dry handling, the gap between the best and worst all-season tires narrowed to an average speed difference of 2.3 km/h over the lap. The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 again led the pack with an average speed of 96 km/h, matching the reference summer tire. The Linglong Grip Master 4S trailed behind at 93.7 km/h, still outperforming the reference winter tire by 1.2 km/h. Notably, the Viking Fourtech Plus, which struggled in dry braking, showed improvement in dry handling, ranking 6th among all-season tires.

Wet

Wet braking performance varied widely among all-season tires, with a 9.3-meter difference between the best and worst. The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 continued its strong performance, stopping in 50.5 meters, though still 2.9 meters behind the reference summer tire. The Linglong Grip Master 4S struggled most, requiring 59.8 meters to stop, which was 2.4 meters worse than the reference winter tire.

The wet handling test showed a significant 6.7 km/h difference between the top and bottom performers. The Continental AllSeasonContact 2 led with an average speed of 75.3 km/h, just 3 km/h slower than the reference summer tire. The Toyo Celsius AS2 struggled most, managing only 68.6 km/h, which was 2.2 km/h slower than the reference winter tire. Interestingly, the Linglong Grip Master 4S, which performed poorly in wet braking, showed slight improvement in wet handling, though still ranking near the bottom.

In straight aquaplaning resistance, there was a 10 km/h difference between the best and worst tires. The Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 excelled with a float speed of 79.4 km/h, outperforming even the reference summer tire by 1.8 km/h. The Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus struggled most, with a float speed of just 69.4 km/h, which was 6.4 km/h slower than the reference winter tire.

Snow

Snow braking performance varied by 3 meters among all-season tires. The GT Radial ClimateActive performed best, stopping in 23.3 meters, matching the reference winter tire. The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6, which excelled in dry and wet conditions, struggled most in snow, requiring 26.3 meters to stop. However, all all-season tires significantly outperformed the reference summer tire, which needed 60.3 meters to stop in snow.

Snow traction showed a considerable difference of 390 N between the best and worst tires. The BFGoodrich Advantage All Season led with 2745 N of pulling force, nearly matching the reference winter tire's 2866 N. The Toyo Celsius AS2 provided the least traction at 2355 N. Again, all all-season tires vastly outperformed the reference summer tire, which managed only 1040 N of pulling force in snow.

The snow handling test revealed an average speed difference of 5.4 km/h difference between the top and bottom performers. The Continental AllSeasonContact 2 led with an average speed of 55.4 km/h, slightly outperforming the reference winter tire. The Toyo Celsius AS2 struggled most, managing only 50 km/h. The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6, which performed poorly in snow braking, showed some improvement in snow handling, ranking 12th among all-season tires.

Comfort

External noise levels varied by 1.4 dB among the all-season tires. The GT Radial ClimateActive was the quietest at 71.7 dB, while the Dunlop All Season 2 was the loudest at 73.1 dB. All all-season tires were quieter than the reference summer tire (74.6 dB), with most also outperforming the reference winter tire (72.3 dB).

Value

Predicted tread life varied significantly, with a difference of 26,610 km between the most and least durable tires. The Dunlop All Season 2 led with an impressive 67,410 km, while the Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus and Giti AllSeason AS2 tied for the shortest tread life at 40,800 km.

The value assessment, which considers the price per 1000 km of tread life, showed a significant difference between the most and least cost-effective tires. The Linglong Grip Master 4S offered the best value at 7.2 euros per 1000 km, while the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 was the least economical at 13.23 euros per 1000 km - nearly twice as expensive over its lifespan.

Interestingly, some tires that performed well in other tests didn't necessarily offer the best value. For example, the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6, which excelled in many performance categories, ranked 6th in terms of value. Conversely, the Toyo Celsius AS2, which struggled in several performance tests, offered the second-best value at 7.36 euros per 1000 km.

Rolling resistance varied by 2.07 kg/t between the best and worst performers. The Toyo Celsius AS2 had the lowest rolling resistance at 7.38 kg/t, while the Linglong Grip Master 4S had the highest at 9.45 kg/t. This translated to a difference in fuel consumption of 0.46 l/100km between the most efficient (Viking Fourtech Plus at 4.6 l/100km) and least efficient (Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus and Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3, both at 5.06 l/100km) tires.

The abrasion test measures the total weight loss of the tire after a standardized wear test, with lower values indicating better resistance to wear. The results showed a substantial difference in wear resistance among the tested tires.

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 demonstrated the best wear resistance, losing only 527 grams of material. In stark contrast, the Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus showed the worst wear resistance, losing 1116 grams - more than twice as much as the Michelin.

Interestingly, there wasn't always a direct correlation between abrasion resistance and predicted tread life. For example, while the Michelin CrossClimate 2 had the best abrasion resistance, it ranked 3rd in predicted tread life. Conversely, the Dunlop All Season 2, which had the longest predicted tread life, ranked 2nd in abrasion resistance.

This discrepancy is mostly likely due to factors such as starting tread depth and tread pattern void ratio.

Results

It's worth remembering that Auto Bild uses a downgrading system for their final results - if they determine a tire is lacking in a single category it can't finish well in the test. This is why we see the Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 demoted due to value, and the Bridgestone Turanza AllSeason 6 demoted due to the snow performance.

Given these are all season tires, not winter tires, we don't agree on the Bridgestone demotion. Remember, you can add your own score weighting on the results table to descover the best tire for you.

1st: Vredestein Quatrac

Vredestein Quatrac
  • 225/50 R17 98V
  • EU Label: C/B/71
  • Weight: 40.3kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 515.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking8th40.2 M36.8 M+3.4 M91.54%
Dry Handling10th94.3 Km/H96 Km/H-1.7 Km/H98.23%
Wet Braking5th55.4 M50.5 M+4.9 M91.16%
Wet Handling2nd75.2 Km/H75.3 Km/H-0.1 Km/H99.87%
Wet Circle4th11.55 s11.4 s+0.15 s98.7%
Straight Aqua5th75 Km/H79.4 Km/H-4.4 Km/H94.46%
Curved Aquaplaning4th3.24 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.23 m/sec293.37%
Snow Braking7th24.1 M23.3 M+0.8 M96.68%
Snow Traction11th2605 N2745 N-140 N94.9%
Snow Handling7th53 Km/H55.4 Km/H-2.4 Km/H95.67%
Snow Slalom7th3.97 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.39 m/sec291.06%
Noise2nd71.8 dB71.7 dB+0.1 dB99.86%
Wear4th55140 KM67410 KM-12270 KM81.8%
Value4th9.34 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+2.14 Price/100077.09%
Rolling Resistance11th8.1 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.72 kg / t91.11%
Fuel Consumption10th4.91 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.31 l/100km93.69%
Abrasion8th669 g527 g+142 g78.77%
Balanced performance at the highest level, good reserves in aquaplaning, short braking distances, sporty and safe handling behavior, direct steering response.
Slightly increased rolling resistance.

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2nd: Continental AllSeasonContact 2

Continental AllSeasonContact 2
  • 225/50 R17 98Y
  • EU Label: C/B/72
  • Weight: 39.2kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 620.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking7th40 M36.8 M+3.2 M92%
Dry Handling13th94 Km/H96 Km/H-2 Km/H97.92%
Wet Braking3rd53.6 M50.5 M+3.1 M94.22%
Wet Handling1st75.3 Km/H100%
Wet Circle1st11.4 s100%
Straight Aqua11th72.9 Km/H79.4 Km/H-6.5 Km/H91.81%
Curved Aquaplaning11th3.04 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.43 m/sec287.61%
Snow Braking10th24.4 M23.3 M+1.1 M95.49%
Snow Traction6th2668 N2745 N-77 N97.19%
Snow Handling1st55.4 Km/H100%
Snow Slalom4th4.16 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.2 m/sec295.41%
Noise3rd72 dB71.7 dB+0.3 dB99.58%
Wear8th49330 KM67410 KM-18080 KM73.18%
Value12th12.57 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+5.37 Price/100057.28%
Rolling Resistance3rd7.53 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.15 kg / t98.01%
Fuel Consumption8th4.81 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.21 l/100km95.63%
Abrasion12th791 g527 g+264 g66.62%
Balanced performance level with strong performance in snow and ice, short braking distances, good grip, sporty and safe driving behavior on wet tracks.
Average aquaplaning reserves, increased price level.

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3rd: Michelin CrossClimate 2

Michelin CrossClimate 2
  • 225/50 R17 98Y
  • EU Label: B/B/71
  • Weight: 37.1kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 670.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking3rd37.9 M36.8 M+1.1 M97.1%
Dry Handling7th94.5 Km/H96 Km/H-1.5 Km/H98.44%
Wet Braking7th56.4 M50.5 M+5.9 M89.54%
Wet Handling11th71.9 Km/H75.3 Km/H-3.4 Km/H95.48%
Wet Circle9th11.89 s11.4 s+0.49 s95.88%
Straight Aqua9th74.3 Km/H79.4 Km/H-5.1 Km/H93.58%
Curved Aquaplaning12th2.95 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.52 m/sec285.01%
Snow Braking4th23.9 M23.3 M+0.6 M97.49%
Snow Traction3rd2698 N2745 N-47 N98.29%
Snow Handling2nd55.1 Km/H55.4 Km/H-0.3 Km/H99.46%
Snow Slalom2nd4.26 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.1 m/sec297.71%
Noise10th72.5 dB71.7 dB+0.8 dB98.9%
Wear3rd62680 KM67410 KM-4730 KM92.98%
Value7th10.69 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+3.49 Price/100067.35%
Rolling Resistance2nd7.4 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.02 kg / t99.73%
Fuel Consumption5th4.78 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.18 l/100km96.23%
Abrasion1st527 g100%
Strong performance and short braking distances on dry and snowy tracks, very good mileage, low rolling resistance.
Slightly extended braking distances on wet roads.

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4th: Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3

Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/B/70
  • Weight: 38kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 580.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking12th41.5 M36.8 M+4.7 M88.67%
Dry Handling9th94.4 Km/H96 Km/H-1.6 Km/H98.33%
Wet Braking4th55.2 M50.5 M+4.7 M91.49%
Wet Handling7th72.5 Km/H75.3 Km/H-2.8 Km/H96.28%
Wet Circle8th11.76 s11.4 s+0.36 s96.94%
Straight Aqua8th74.4 Km/H79.4 Km/H-5 Km/H93.7%
Curved Aquaplaning4th3.24 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.23 m/sec293.37%
Snow Braking4th23.9 M23.3 M+0.6 M97.49%
Snow Traction4th2688 N2745 N-57 N97.92%
Snow Handling3rd54.7 Km/H55.4 Km/H-0.7 Km/H98.74%
Snow Slalom6th4.02 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.34 m/sec292.2%
Noise8th72.4 dB71.7 dB+0.7 dB99.03%
Wear10th45360 KM67410 KM-22050 KM67.29%
Value13th12.79 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+5.59 Price/100056.29%
Rolling Resistance10th7.95 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.57 kg / t92.83%
Fuel Consumption10th4.91 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.31 l/100km93.69%
Abrasion7th612 g527 g+85 g86.11%
Balanced good performance at a high level, good reserves in aquaplaning, short braking distances, sporty and safe handling behavior in all weather conditions.
Average mileage.

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5th: Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3

Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/A/72
  • Weight: 38.7kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 560.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking2nd36.9 M36.8 M+0.1 M99.73%
Dry Handling3rd95.8 Km/H96 Km/H-0.2 Km/H99.79%
Wet Braking2nd53.5 M50.5 M+3 M94.39%
Wet Handling3rd75.1 Km/H75.3 Km/H-0.2 Km/H99.73%
Wet Circle3rd11.53 s11.4 s+0.13 s98.87%
Straight Aqua1st79.4 Km/H100%
Curved Aquaplaning3rd3.32 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.15 m/sec295.68%
Snow Braking12th25.4 M23.3 M+2.1 M91.73%
Snow Traction5th2682 N2745 N-63 N97.7%
Snow Handling6th53.3 Km/H55.4 Km/H-2.1 Km/H96.21%
Snow Slalom5th4.12 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.24 m/sec294.5%
Noise10th72.5 dB71.7 dB+0.8 dB98.9%
Wear12th42330 KM67410 KM-25080 KM62.79%
Value15th13.23 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+6.03 Price/100054.42%
Rolling Resistance12th8.24 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.86 kg / t89.56%
Fuel Consumption14th5.06 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.46 l/100km90.91%
Abrasion10th723 g527 g+196 g72.89%
Strong driving performance and short braking distances on wet and dry tracks, very good safety reserves in aquaplaning.
Satisfactory mileage, increased price.

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6th: Dunlop All Season 2

Dunlop All Season 2
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: B/C/72
  • Weight: 36kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 510.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking13th41.6 M36.8 M+4.8 M88.46%
Dry Handling14th93.9 Km/H96 Km/H-2.1 Km/H97.81%
Wet Braking9th57.3 M50.5 M+6.8 M88.13%
Wet Handling8th72.4 Km/H75.3 Km/H-2.9 Km/H96.15%
Wet Circle5th11.63 s11.4 s+0.23 s98.02%
Straight Aqua12th72.8 Km/H79.4 Km/H-6.6 Km/H91.69%
Curved Aquaplaning2nd3.36 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.11 m/sec296.83%
Snow Braking10th24.4 M23.3 M+1.1 M95.49%
Snow Traction9th2610 N2745 N-135 N95.08%
Snow Handling10th52.5 Km/H55.4 Km/H-2.9 Km/H94.77%
Snow Slalom12th3.87 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.49 m/sec288.76%
Noise15th73.1 dB71.7 dB+1.4 dB98.08%
Wear1st67410 KM100%
Value3rd7.57 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+0.37 Price/100095.11%
Rolling Resistance4th7.68 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.3 kg / t96.09%
Fuel Consumption6th4.79 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.19 l/100km96.03%
Abrasion2nd533 g527 g+6 g98.87%
Balanced good performance level without serious weaknesses, best mileage in the test, best score in the cost chapter.
Moderate lateral guidance on snow, extended wet braking distances.

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7th: Kleber Quadraxer 3

Kleber Quadraxer 3
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/B/69
  • Weight: 38.6kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 510.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking4th38.5 M36.8 M+1.7 M95.58%
Dry Handling7th94.5 Km/H96 Km/H-1.5 Km/H98.44%
Wet Braking11th58.4 M50.5 M+7.9 M86.47%
Wet Handling12th71.3 Km/H75.3 Km/H-4 Km/H94.69%
Wet Circle11th12.01 s11.4 s+0.61 s94.92%
Straight Aqua4th75.3 Km/H79.4 Km/H-4.1 Km/H94.84%
Curved Aquaplaning9th3.11 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.36 m/sec289.63%
Snow Braking8th24.3 M23.3 M+1 M95.88%
Snow Traction2nd2727 N2745 N-18 N99.34%
Snow Handling5th53.9 Km/H55.4 Km/H-1.5 Km/H97.29%
Snow Slalom3rd4.22 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.14 m/sec296.79%
Noise3rd72 dB71.7 dB+0.3 dB99.58%
Wear6th50270 KM67410 KM-17140 KM74.57%
Value5th10.15 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+2.95 Price/100070.94%
Rolling Resistance6th7.72 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.34 kg / t95.6%
Fuel Consumption7th4.8 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.2 l/100km95.83%
Abrasion4th545 g527 g+18 g96.7%
Convincingly strong performance with short braking distances on snow and dry tracks, good aquaplaning reserves.
Moderate grip and extended braking distances on wet tracks.

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8th: Giti AllSeason AS2

Giti AllSeason AS2
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/A/71
  • Weight: 42.8kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 530.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking10th40.6 M36.8 M+3.8 M90.64%
Dry Handling4th95.5 Km/H96 Km/H-0.5 Km/H99.48%
Wet Braking12th58.6 M50.5 M+8.1 M86.18%
Wet Handling5th74.1 Km/H75.3 Km/H-1.2 Km/H98.41%
Wet Circle6th11.66 s11.4 s+0.26 s97.77%
Straight Aqua9th74.3 Km/H79.4 Km/H-5.1 Km/H93.58%
Curved Aquaplaning8th3.15 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.32 m/sec290.78%
Snow Braking2nd23.4 M23.3 M+0.1 M99.57%
Snow Traction10th2609 N2745 N-136 N95.05%
Snow Handling9th52.6 Km/H55.4 Km/H-2.8 Km/H94.95%
Snow Slalom8th3.92 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.44 m/sec289.91%
Noise3rd72 dB71.7 dB+0.3 dB99.58%
Wear14th40800 KM67410 KM-26610 KM60.53%
Value14th12.99 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+5.79 Price/100055.43%
Rolling Resistance7th7.76 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.38 kg / t95.1%
Fuel Consumption9th4.82 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.22 l/100km95.44%
Abrasion13th833 g527 g+306 g63.27%
Strong performance with short braking distances on snow and ice, good aquaplaning reserves, sporty and safe handling on wet and dry roads.
Slightly extended wet braking distances, satisfactory mileage.

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9th: GT Radial ClimateActive

GT-Radial ClimateActive
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/A/70
  • Weight: 42.9kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 515.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking11th40.9 M36.8 M+4.1 M89.98%
Dry Handling11th94.2 Km/H96 Km/H-1.8 Km/H98.13%
Wet Braking8th56.6 M50.5 M+6.1 M89.22%
Wet Handling6th73.9 Km/H75.3 Km/H-1.4 Km/H98.14%
Wet Circle6th11.66 s11.4 s+0.26 s97.77%
Straight Aqua13th72.6 Km/H79.4 Km/H-6.8 Km/H91.44%
Curved Aquaplaning12th2.95 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.52 m/sec285.01%
Snow Braking1st23.3 M100%
Snow Traction8th2645 N2745 N-100 N96.36%
Snow Handling8th52.9 Km/H55.4 Km/H-2.5 Km/H95.49%
Snow Slalom8th3.92 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.44 m/sec289.91%
Noise1st71.7 dB100%
Wear11th42900 KM67410 KM-24510 KM63.64%
Value11th12 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+4.8 Price/100060%
Rolling Resistance8th7.77 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.39 kg / t94.98%
Fuel Consumption12th4.92 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.32 l/100km93.5%
Abrasion14th871 g527 g+344 g60.51%
Convincingly good performance with short braking distances on snowy tracks, safe handling on wet and dry roads.
Limited mileage, slightly extended wet braking distance.

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10th: BFGoodrich Advantage All Season

BFGoodrich Advantage All Season
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/B/69
  • Weight: 38.8kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 445.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking5th38.9 M36.8 M+2.1 M94.6%
Dry Handling2nd95.9 Km/H96 Km/H-0.1 Km/H99.9%
Wet Braking13th59 M50.5 M+8.5 M85.59%
Wet Handling13th70.6 Km/H75.3 Km/H-4.7 Km/H93.76%
Wet Circle12th12.1 s11.4 s+0.7 s94.21%
Straight Aqua6th74.9 Km/H79.4 Km/H-4.5 Km/H94.33%
Curved Aquaplaning10th3.09 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.38 m/sec289.05%
Snow Braking3rd23.8 M23.3 M+0.5 M97.9%
Snow Traction1st2745 N100%
Snow Handling4th54.4 Km/H55.4 Km/H-1 Km/H98.19%
Snow Slalom1st4.36 m/sec2100%
Noise7th72.2 dB71.7 dB+0.5 dB99.31%
Wear7th49430 KM67410 KM-17980 KM73.33%
Value8th11.03 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+3.83 Price/100065.28%
Rolling Resistance5th7.71 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.33 kg / t95.72%
Fuel Consumption2nd4.74 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.14 l/100km97.05%
Abrasion6th609 g527 g+82 g86.54%
Impressive performance with short braking distances on snow and dry roads, good aquaplaning reserves, high mileage.
Moderate grip and extended braking distances in wet conditions.

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11th: Viking Fourtech+

Viking Fourtech Plus
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/B/72
  • Weight: 38.8kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 495.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking15th43.1 M36.8 M+6.3 M85.38%
Dry Handling6th94.8 Km/H96 Km/H-1.2 Km/H98.75%
Wet Braking5th55.4 M50.5 M+4.9 M91.16%
Wet Handling10th72.1 Km/H75.3 Km/H-3.2 Km/H95.75%
Wet Circle12th12.1 s11.4 s+0.7 s94.21%
Straight Aqua3rd75.9 Km/H79.4 Km/H-3.5 Km/H95.59%
Curved Aquaplaning1st3.47 m/sec2100%
Snow Braking8th24.3 M23.3 M+1 M95.88%
Snow Traction7th2653 N2745 N-92 N96.65%
Snow Handling13th51.6 Km/H55.4 Km/H-3.8 Km/H93.14%
Snow Slalom14th3.68 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.68 m/sec284.4%
Noise13th72.8 dB71.7 dB+1.1 dB98.49%
Wear13th41400 KM67410 KM-26010 KM61.42%
Value10th11.96 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+4.76 Price/100060.2%
Rolling Resistance9th7.8 kg / t7.38 kg / t+0.42 kg / t94.62%
Fuel Consumption1st4.6 l/100km100%
Abrasion11th761 g527 g+234 g69.25%
Safe handling behavior on wet and dry roads, good reserves in aquaplaning.
Moderate grip with only satisfactory handling on snow, moderate mileage.

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12th: Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6

Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6
  • 225/50 R17 98V
  • EU Label: C/B/70
  • Weight: 42.3kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 565.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking1st36.8 M100%
Dry Handling1st96 Km/H100%
Wet Braking1st50.5 M100%
Wet Handling4th74.3 Km/H75.3 Km/H-1 Km/H98.67%
Wet Circle2nd11.45 s11.4 s+0.05 s99.56%
Straight Aqua2nd76.4 Km/H79.4 Km/H-3 Km/H96.22%
Curved Aquaplaning7th3.18 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.29 m/sec291.64%
Snow Braking15th26.3 M23.3 M+3 M88.59%
Snow Traction14th2459 N2745 N-286 N89.58%
Snow Handling12th51.9 Km/H55.4 Km/H-3.5 Km/H93.68%
Snow Slalom8th3.92 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.44 m/sec289.91%
Noise14th73 dB71.7 dB+1.3 dB98.22%
Wear5th54800 KM67410 KM-12610 KM81.29%
Value6th10.31 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+3.11 Price/100069.84%
Rolling Resistance13th8.67 kg / t7.38 kg / t+1.29 kg / t85.12%
Fuel Consumption3rd4.77 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.17 l/100km96.44%
Abrasion5th607 g527 g+80 g86.82%
Perfect performance with safe handling and short braking distances on wet and dry tracks, good mileage.
Weak performance on snow.

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13th: Kumho Solus 4S HA32+

Kumho Solus 4S HA32 Plus
  • 225/50 R17 98W
  • EU Label: C/B/72
  • Weight: 41.9kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 440.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking14th42.5 M36.8 M+5.7 M86.59%
Dry Handling5th95.3 Km/H96 Km/H-0.7 Km/H99.27%
Wet Braking10th57.9 M50.5 M+7.4 M87.22%
Wet Handling9th72.3 Km/H75.3 Km/H-3 Km/H96.02%
Wet Circle10th11.9 s11.4 s+0.5 s95.8%
Straight Aqua15th69.4 Km/H79.4 Km/H-10 Km/H87.41%
Curved Aquaplaning15th2.64 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.83 m/sec276.08%
Snow Braking6th24 M23.3 M+0.7 M97.08%
Snow Traction12th2601 N2745 N-144 N94.75%
Snow Handling11th52.4 Km/H55.4 Km/H-3 Km/H94.58%
Snow Slalom14th3.68 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.68 m/sec284.4%
Noise8th72.4 dB71.7 dB+0.7 dB99.03%
Wear14th40800 KM67410 KM-26610 KM60.53%
Value9th11.1 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+3.9 Price/100064.86%
Rolling Resistance14th9.21 kg / t7.38 kg / t+1.83 kg / t80.13%
Fuel Consumption14th5.06 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.46 l/100km90.91%
Abrasion15th1116 g527 g+589 g47.22%
Safe handling behavior on wet and dry tracks, good driving comfort.
Moderate reserves in aquaplaning, weak grip snow, low mileage, increased rolling resistance.

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14th: Toyo Celsius AS2

Toyo Celsius AS2
  • 225/50 R17 98Y
  • EU Label: C/B/71
  • Weight: 37.1kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 470.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking6th39.9 M36.8 M+3.1 M92.23%
Dry Handling12th94.1 Km/H96 Km/H-1.9 Km/H98.02%
Wet Braking13th59 M50.5 M+8.5 M85.59%
Wet Handling15th68.6 Km/H75.3 Km/H-6.7 Km/H91.1%
Wet Circle15th12.26 s11.4 s+0.86 s92.99%
Straight Aqua7th74.7 Km/H79.4 Km/H-4.7 Km/H94.08%
Curved Aquaplaning4th3.24 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.23 m/sec293.37%
Snow Braking13th25.5 M23.3 M+2.2 M91.37%
Snow Traction15th2355 N2745 N-390 N85.79%
Snow Handling15th50 Km/H55.4 Km/H-5.4 Km/H90.25%
Snow Slalom13th3.78 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.58 m/sec286.7%
Noise12th72.7 dB71.7 dB+1 dB98.62%
Wear2nd63870 KM67410 KM-3540 KM94.75%
Value2nd7.36 Price/10007.2 Price/1000+0.16 Price/100097.83%
Rolling Resistance1st7.38 kg / t100%
Fuel Consumption3rd4.77 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.17 l/100km96.44%
Abrasion3rd541 g527 g+14 g97.41%
Balanced driving behavior on dry roads, very good mileage.
Weak performance on snow, little grip with extended braking distances in wet conditions.

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15th: Linglong Grip Master 4S

Linglong Grip Master 4S
  • 225/50 R17 98V
  • EU Label: C/B/69
  • Weight: 39.7kgs
  • 3PMSF: yes
  • Price: 355.00
Test#ResultBestDifference%
Dry Braking8th40.2 M36.8 M+3.4 M91.54%
Dry Handling15th93.7 Km/H96 Km/H-2.3 Km/H97.6%
Wet Braking15th59.8 M50.5 M+9.3 M84.45%
Wet Handling14th69.5 Km/H75.3 Km/H-5.8 Km/H92.3%
Wet Circle14th12.25 s11.4 s+0.85 s93.06%
Straight Aqua14th71 Km/H79.4 Km/H-8.4 Km/H89.42%
Curved Aquaplaning14th2.89 m/sec23.47 m/sec2-0.58 m/sec283.29%
Snow Braking14th25.6 M23.3 M+2.3 M91.02%
Snow Traction13th2528 N2745 N-217 N92.09%
Snow Handling13th51.6 Km/H55.4 Km/H-3.8 Km/H93.14%
Snow Slalom8th3.92 m/sec24.36 m/sec2-0.44 m/sec289.91%
Noise3rd72 dB71.7 dB+0.3 dB99.58%
Wear9th49300 KM67410 KM-18110 KM73.13%
Value1st7.2 Price/1000100%
Rolling Resistance15th9.45 kg / t7.38 kg / t+2.07 kg / t78.1%
Fuel Consumption13th4.93 l/100km4.6 l/100km+0.33 l/100km93.31%
Abrasion9th684 g527 g+157 g77.05%
Safe handling behavior on dry tracks, good comfort, high mileage.
Weak performance on snowy and wet roads, moderate reserves in the risk of aquaplaning.

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