Interestingly, it wasn't one of the premium brands that won this test but the Nokian V. The Nokian secured the win due to its excellent wet braking and good rolling resistance, yet still managing to post an overall 3rd on the dry tests. A true no compromise tyre.
Second to eighth position were covered by the usual "big 5" premium brands, with only Goodyear missing from this test. Amongst the traditional big scorers was the now consistently scoring Vredestein Ultrac Cento and the Fulda Sport Control, two tyres certainly worth considering if you're on a budget.
The last 3 places were taken by the Toyo T1 Sport, GT Radial Champiro HGY and Kumho KU39, with common criticisms of these 3 tyres being high rolling resistance, poor wet performance and a risk of aquaplaning.
The best compromise of wet performance and rolling resistance
Total: 175
Dry
83
Wet
92
Great wet and dry grip, slightly higher rolling resistance than the Nokian
Total: 162
Dry
81
Wet
81
Best tyre in the dry
Total: 160
Dry
84
Wet
76
Great tyre in the dry, a little let down by its wet performance
Total: 156
Dry
81
Wet
75
Excellent braking performance
Total: 156
Dry
72
Wet
84
Joint with the Fulda, only the wet bias puts the TT ahead
Total: 155
Dry
75
Wet
80
Great tyre in the dry, a little let down by its wet performance
Total: 155
Dry
81
Wet
74
No comments
Total: 152
Dry
70
Wet
82
No comments
Total: 140
Dry
74
Wet
66
Scores well in the rolling resistance test, but compromises wet grip
Total: 135
Dry
79
Wet
56
No comments
Total: 135
Dry
71
Wet
64