Test Summary | |
Best tyre for dry roads | Michelin Primacy 3 |
Best tyre for wet roads | Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance |
The lowest fuel use | Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance |
The most comfortable | Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance Dunlop Sport BluResponse Continental Premium Contact 5 |
The best dry handling | Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance |
The quietest tyre | Yokohama C Drive2 |
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1st: Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 8mm Tread depth at the end: 7.25mm (-10%) The best level of grip on wet roads, high level of grip on dry roads, minimum rolling resistance, safe handling, good comfort, low noise
None mentioned Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 73 Read Reviews Buy from £109.99 |
2nd: Dunlop Sport BluResponse | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 7.8mm Tread depth at the end: 7mm (-8%) Good level of grip on wet asphalt, good level of grip on dry roads, safe handling, good comfort, low noise None mentioned Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 67 Read Reviews Buy from £97.99 |
3rd: Michelin Primacy 3 | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 6.9mm Tread depth at the end: 6.5mm (-6%) The best level of grip on dry roads, good level of grip on wet asphalt, safe handling Low comfort Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 72 Read Reviews Buy from £121.89 |
4th: Continental Premium Contact 5 | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 8mm Tread depth at the end: 7.4mm (-8%) Good level of grip on dry pavement, good level of grip on wet asphalt, safe handling, good comfort Very poor wear during dry track laps Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 64 Read Reviews Buy from £109.89 |
5th: Fulda SportControl | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 8.6mm Tread depth at the end: 7.6mm (-12%) Good resistance to aquaplaning, short braking distance on dry roads Noise / comfort Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 71 Read Reviews |
6th: Maxxis MA Z4S Victra | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 7.6mm Tread depth at the end: 7.4mm (-3%) Good balance and handling, good dry braking Long braking distance in the wet, noisy, low comfort, high rolling resistance Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 65 Read Reviews |
7th: Yokohama C Drive2 | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 8mm Tread depth at the end: 7.5mm (-7%) Very quiet, good dry braking Long braking in the wet, low resistance to aquaplaning, poor handling, low comfort Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 62 Read Reviews |
8th: Nokian Hakka Green | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 7.5mm Tread depth at the end: 7.2mm (-4%) Good curved aquaplaning Long braking in the dry and wet, poor handling in the wet, noisy, low comfort Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 64 Read Reviews |
9th: Premiorri Solazo | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 7.4mm Tread depth at the end: 7mm (-5%) None mentioned Very bad handling in the dry and wet, low resistance to aquaplaning, long braking in the dry and wet, low comfort, high noise, high rolling resistance Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 71 Read Reviews |
10th: Belshina Bel 203 | |
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| Wear:Tread depth at the start: 7mm Tread depth at the end: 6.7mm (-4%) Cheapest tyre on test Very long wet braking, poor handling in the dry and wet, low resistance to aquaplaning, low comfort, noisy, high rolling resistance Misc:Shore (rubber hardness): 71 Read Reviews |