2022 Auto Bild All Season Tyre Test

Auto Bild tests are always amongst the best in the industry, and this year Auto Bild have taken things a step further. Not only did Auto Bild start with 25 all season tyres in the popular 195/55 R16 size and test them in dry and wet braking to get the best 15 for the full test below, they've also tested things Tyre Reviews was unable to test in the Tyre Reviews 2022 all season tyre test, including real world fuel use, the all important wear test, and new for this year, they tracked the abrasion of the tyres to see which tyre gives off the least particulates to the environment, which is separate from projected tyre life!

Wear and Abrasion

Starting with wear and abrasion, there's a few surprises. Big surprises. 

Firstly, the top three. Goodyear performing well isn't unusual, but Nexen and Toyo having the best projected mileage is very impressive. But more shocking is that the  traditional kings of wear, Michelin, performed poorly, finishing third from last, and the Continental AllSeasonContact, which historically has done very well in wear tests, also performed badly.

Knowing the wear and price of the tyres allows us to calculate a value score, based on Euros per 1000km, and given Michelin and Continental are some of the most expensive tyres on test, this is an extremely poor result for both brands, and deranks them heavily in the final results.

The results of this wear test certainly doesn't align with previous tests. If true, it's a big shake up we've not seen before, but there's always a chance it might be specific to this size, or it might be an issue with how the wear tests was measured.

New for 2022 is the abrasion tests, which is measured by weighing the tyre before and after the wear test and seeing how much weight was lost. This doesn't track with wear because some tyres have more void ratio in the tread pattern, and some tyres have narrower profiles overall, both meaning less material in the tyre.

In this test, the Michelin did lose the least amount of weight, which is the best result for the environment. This also shows the Michelin compound is still performing well.

Surprising Real World Fuel Use Results

The other new interesting dataset in this test was the real world fuel use, which was measured during the wear test. When we compare this against the bench measured rolling resistance data, there's another surprising inversion with Michelin.

This is harder to explain. Theories in the comments please!

Best Tyres

Now we know Michelin and Continental have been deranked due to low value scores, this leaves the top few positions open to a surprise result. Sadly, we don't get one.

The Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3 continues to be an outstanding all season tyre in nearly all conditions, the Vredestein Quatrac also does very well, and the Hankook Kinergy 4S2 rounds out the top three spots, all tyres which performed well in the 2022 Tyre Reviews All Season Tyre Test. It's always nice to get parity amongst tests.

Dry

Fortunately for Michelin the dry braking of the CrossClimate 2 is still class leading, with the Kleber Quadraxer 3 (a Michelin tier 2 brand) placing second.

The Dunlop Sport All Season was the best around the dry handling lap, with the Goodyear and Hankook close behind.

In both dry tests the summer tyre was significantly better than any of the all season tyres, and the winter tyre was narrowly last place.

Wet

Bridgestone took the lead in wet braking with the WeatherControl A005 EVO being the only all season tyre able to get close to the summer tyre in braking performance.

Wet handling had the impressive Vredestein Quatrac be the fastest tyre around the lap, with the Goodyear and Dunlop once again performing well.

Goodyear had the best straight aquaplaning performance with the Vector 4Seasons Gen-3.

Snow

Snow braking was led by the winter tyre, but the margin was small with the best all season tyre, the Nokian SeasonProof less than a meter behind.

The CrossClimate 2 was the only all season tyre able to offer better snow traction than the dedicated winter tyre!

The winter tyre had an advantage during snow handling, with the Nokian and Hankook Kinergy 4S2 proving to be the best of the all season tyres.

Environment

The Nokian had the lowest external noise, but the whole group was spread by just 1.9dB.

The excellent wearing Nexen N Blue 4Season was not only the best wearing tyre on test, but also the cheapest, with the Continental and Michelin the most expensive. 

Results

1st: Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/70	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 9th 43.9 M 39.9 M +4 M 90.89% Dry Handling 2nd 93.6 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -0.1 Km/H 99.89% Wet Braking 3rd 46.8 M 44.4 M +2.4 M 94.87% Wet Handling 2nd 74.1 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -0.4 Km/H 99.46% Wet Circle 6th 12.17 s 12.01 s +0.16 s 98.69% Straight Aqua 1st 84.9 Km/H 100% Curved Aquaplaning 1st 3.83 m/sec2 100% Snow Braking 3rd 27.4 M 27.2 M +0.2 M 99.27% Snow Traction 5th 2487 N 2574 N -87 N 96.62% Snow Handling 3rd 57.3 Km/H 58 Km/H -0.7 Km/H 98.79% Snow Slalom 3rd 4.41 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.19 m/sec2 95.87% Noise 7th 72.4 dB 71.5 dB +0.9 dB 98.76% Tyre Weight 3rd 7607 Kg 7518 Kg +89 Kg 98.83% Wear 3rd 62095 KM 71951 KM -9856 KM 86.3% Value 6th 7.73 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +3.42 Price/1000 55.76% Price 13th 480 310 +170 64.58% Rolling Resistance 12th 8.94 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.81 kg / t 79.75% Fuel Consumption 12th 5.67 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.35 l/100km 93.83% Abrasion 6th 16.6 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +2.3 Gram/1000km 86.14% Test winner with convincing driving characteristics in all weather conditions, dynamic wet and dry handling, precise steering behavior, low wear. Elevated rolling resistance. Exemplary. Read Reviews    Buy from £117.44
2nd: Vredestein Quatrac
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/70	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 4th 41.7 M 39.9 M +1.8 M 95.68% Dry Handling 5th 93.1 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -0.6 Km/H 99.36% Wet Braking 4th 47.1 M 44.4 M +2.7 M 94.27% Wet Handling 1st 74.5 Km/H 100% Wet Circle 2nd 12.03 s 12.01 s +0.02 s 99.83% Straight Aqua 6th 81.4 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -3.5 Km/H 95.88% Curved Aquaplaning 10th 3.18 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.65 m/sec2 83.03% Snow Braking 8th 28.3 M 27.2 M +1.1 M 96.11% Snow Traction 8th 2400 N 2574 N -174 N 93.24% Snow Handling 8th 55.9 Km/H 58 Km/H -2.1 Km/H 96.38% Snow Slalom 9th 4.12 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.48 m/sec2 89.57% Noise 5th 72.1 dB 71.5 dB +0.6 dB 99.17% Tyre Weight 7th 7820 Kg 7518 Kg +302 Kg 96.14% Wear 11th 46295 KM 71951 KM -25656 KM 64.34% Value 10th 8.75 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.44 Price/1000 49.26% Price 5th 405 310 +95 76.54% Rolling Resistance 8th 7.88 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.75 kg / t 90.48% Fuel Consumption 6th 5.56 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.24 l/100km 95.68% Abrasion 7th 17.4 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +3.1 Gram/1000km 82.18% All-season tires with a well-balanced performance profile, short wet and dry braking distances, agile handling, direct steering, low rolling resistance. Average mileage. Exemplary. Read Reviews    Buy from £88.32
3rd: Hankook Kinergy 4S2
195/55 R16 91H EU Label: C/B/69	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 5th 42.1 M 39.9 M +2.2 M 94.77% Dry Handling 3rd 93.3 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -0.4 Km/H 99.57% Wet Braking 5th 48 M 44.4 M +3.6 M 92.5% Wet Handling 4th 72.7 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -1.8 Km/H 97.58% Wet Circle 9th 12.23 s 12.01 s +0.22 s 98.2% Straight Aqua 12th 78.9 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -6 Km/H 92.93% Curved Aquaplaning 7th 3.29 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.54 m/sec2 85.9% Snow Braking 6th 27.7 M 27.2 M +0.5 M 98.19% Snow Traction 4th 2490 N 2574 N -84 N 96.74% Snow Handling 2nd 57.4 Km/H 58 Km/H -0.6 Km/H 98.97% Snow Slalom 5th 4.31 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.29 m/sec2 93.7% Noise 2nd 71.6 dB 71.5 dB +0.1 dB 99.86% Tyre Weight 12th 8149 Kg 7518 Kg +631 Kg 92.26% Wear 12th 46219 KM 71951 KM -25732 KM 64.24% Value 11th 8.76 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.45 Price/1000 49.2% Price 5th 405 310 +95 76.54% Rolling Resistance 11th 8.4 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.27 kg / t 84.88% Fuel Consumption 11th 5.65 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.33 l/100km 94.16% Abrasion 14th 23.4 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +9.1 Gram/1000km 61.11% Winter pro with convincing driving characteristics on snow, short wet and dry braking distances, balanced comfort, well priced. Average mileage and rolling resistance. Good. Read Reviews
4th: Kleber Quadraxer 3
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/69	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 2nd 40.3 M 39.9 M +0.4 M 99.01% Dry Handling 7th 92.3 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.4 Km/H 98.51% Wet Braking 9th 49.4 M 44.4 M +5 M 89.88% Wet Handling 14th 70.9 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -3.6 Km/H 95.17% Wet Circle 9th 12.23 s 12.01 s +0.22 s 98.2% Straight Aqua 2nd 83.6 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -1.3 Km/H 98.47% Curved Aquaplaning 3rd 3.5 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.33 m/sec2 91.38% Snow Braking 5th 27.6 M 27.2 M +0.4 M 98.55% Snow Traction 7th 2422 N 2574 N -152 N 94.09% Snow Handling 7th 56.1 Km/H 58 Km/H -1.9 Km/H 96.72% Snow Slalom 7th 4.24 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.36 m/sec2 92.17% Noise 4th 72 dB 71.5 dB +0.5 dB 99.31% Tyre Weight 8th 7936 Kg 7518 Kg +418 Kg 94.73% Wear 9th 51244 KM 71951 KM -20707 KM 71.22% Value 12th 8.88 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.57 Price/1000 48.54% Price 12th 455 310 +145 68.13% Rolling Resistance 6th 7.84 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.71 kg / t 90.94% Fuel Consumption 12th 5.67 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.35 l/100km 93.83% Abrasion 4th 15.3 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +1 Gram/1000km 93.46% Good driving performance on snowy and dry slopes, the best safety reserves in aquaplaning, short dry braking distances, good comfort. Understeering handling on wet roads Good. Read Reviews
5th: Kumho Solus 4S HA32+
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: D/B/72	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 10th 44.4 M 39.9 M +4.5 M 89.86% Dry Handling 9th 92.1 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.6 Km/H 98.29% Wet Braking 12th 51.9 M 44.4 M +7.5 M 85.55% Wet Handling 9th 72 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -2.5 Km/H 96.64% Wet Circle 6th 12.17 s 12.01 s +0.16 s 98.69% Straight Aqua 15th 77 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -7.9 Km/H 90.69% Curved Aquaplaning 15th 2.81 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -1.02 m/sec2 73.37% Snow Braking 3rd 27.4 M 27.2 M +0.2 M 99.27% Snow Traction 6th 2430 N 2574 N -144 N 94.41% Snow Handling 6th 56.8 Km/H 58 Km/H -1.2 Km/H 97.93% Snow Slalom 8th 4.16 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.44 m/sec2 90.43% Noise 8th 72.5 dB 71.5 dB +1 dB 98.62% Tyre Weight 10th 7972 Kg 7518 Kg +454 Kg 94.31% Wear 6th 57117 KM 71951 KM -14834 KM 79.38% Value 3rd 5.69 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +1.38 Price/1000 75.75% Price 2nd 325 310 +15 95.38% Rolling Resistance 10th 8.34 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.21 kg / t 85.49% Fuel Consumption 2nd 5.48 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.16 l/100km 97.08% Abrasion 9th 19.6 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +5.3 Gram/1000km 72.96% Stable handling, good traction and short braking distances on snow, high mileage, good economy. Slightly longer wet/dry braking distances, moderate aquaplaning reserves. Good. Read Reviews
6th: Nokian SeasonProof
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/69	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 15th 46.3 M 39.9 M +6.4 M 86.18% Dry Handling 11th 91.8 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.9 Km/H 97.97% Wet Braking 13th 52.4 M 44.4 M +8 M 84.73% Wet Handling 8th 72.1 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -2.4 Km/H 96.78% Wet Circle 11th 12.3 s 12.01 s +0.29 s 97.64% Straight Aqua 8th 80.3 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -4.6 Km/H 94.58% Curved Aquaplaning 8th 3.23 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.6 m/sec2 84.33% Snow Braking 1st 27.2 M 100% Snow Traction 2nd 2508 N 2574 N -66 N 97.44% Snow Handling 1st 58 Km/H 100% Snow Slalom 4th 4.33 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.27 m/sec2 94.13% Noise 1st 71.5 dB 100% Tyre Weight 5th 7668 Kg 7518 Kg +150 Kg 98.04% Wear 7th 53482 KM 71951 KM -18469 KM 74.33% Value 8th 8.41 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.1 Price/1000 51.25% Price 11th 450 310 +140 68.89% Rolling Resistance 4th 7.72 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.59 kg / t 92.36% Fuel Consumption 8th 5.61 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.29 l/100km 94.83% Abrasion 11th 21.9 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +7.6 Gram/1000km 65.3% Convincing driving characteristics on ice and snow, good aquaplaning qualities, stable dry handling, quiet passing noise. Extended braking distances on wet and dry roads. Good. Read Reviews
7th: Dunlop Sport All Season
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/71	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 12th 44.6 M 39.9 M +4.7 M 89.46% Dry Handling 1st 93.7 Km/H 100% Wet Braking 2nd 46.6 M 44.4 M +2.2 M 95.28% Wet Handling 3rd 73.3 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -1.2 Km/H 98.39% Wet Circle 5th 12.08 s 12.01 s +0.07 s 99.42% Straight Aqua 14th 78.2 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -6.7 Km/H 92.11% Curved Aquaplaning 4th 3.45 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.38 m/sec2 90.08% Snow Braking 13th 29.8 M 27.2 M +2.6 M 91.28% Snow Traction 11th 2256 N 2574 N -318 N 87.65% Snow Handling 14th 54.2 Km/H 58 Km/H -3.8 Km/H 93.45% Snow Slalom 14th 3.83 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.77 m/sec2 83.26% Noise 9th 72.6 dB 71.5 dB +1.1 dB 98.48% Tyre Weight 4th 7642 Kg 7518 Kg +124 Kg 98.38% Wear 8th 51779 KM 71951 KM -20172 KM 71.96% Value 7th 8.11 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +3.8 Price/1000 53.14% Price 8th 420 310 +110 73.81% Rolling Resistance 9th 8.21 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.08 kg / t 86.85% Fuel Consumption 10th 5.63 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.31 l/100km 94.49% Abrasion 3rd 14.7 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +0.4 Gram/1000km 97.28% All-rounder with dynamic handling in the wet, good safety reserves when aquaplaning in curves, best comfort. Understeering snow handling, slightly longer dry braking distance. Good. Read Reviews
8th: Falken EUROALL SEASON AS210
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: D/B/70	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 10th 44.4 M 39.9 M +4.5 M 89.86% Dry Handling 7th 92.3 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.4 Km/H 98.51% Wet Braking 10th 51.6 M 44.4 M +7.2 M 86.05% Wet Handling 12th 71.4 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -3.1 Km/H 95.84% Wet Circle 12th 12.31 s 12.01 s +0.3 s 97.56% Straight Aqua 3rd 82.8 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -2.1 Km/H 97.53% Curved Aquaplaning 8th 3.23 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.6 m/sec2 84.33% Snow Braking 12th 29.1 M 27.2 M +1.9 M 93.47% Snow Traction 13th 2242 N 2574 N -332 N 87.1% Snow Handling 12th 55 Km/H 58 Km/H -3 Km/H 94.83% Snow Slalom 11th 3.98 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.62 m/sec2 86.52% Noise 9th 72.6 dB 71.5 dB +1.1 dB 98.48% Tyre Weight 15th 8935 Kg 7518 Kg +1417 Kg 84.14% Wear 4th 59199 KM 71951 KM -12752 KM 82.28% Value 4th 6.93 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +2.62 Price/1000 62.19% Price 7th 410 310 +100 75.61% Rolling Resistance 15th 9.35 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +2.22 kg / t 76.26% Fuel Consumption 15th 5.79 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.47 l/100km 91.88% Abrasion 5th 16.3 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +2 Gram/1000km 87.73% Good traction and short braking distances on snow, safe aquaplaning qualities, high mileage. Slightly understeering snow and wet handling, increased rolling resistance, longer dry braking distance. Good. Read Reviews    Buy from £92.58
9th: Michelin CrossClimate 2
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/69	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 1st 39.9 M 100% Dry Handling 3rd 93.3 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -0.4 Km/H 99.57% Wet Braking 8th 49.2 M 44.4 M +4.8 M 90.24% Wet Handling 10th 71.8 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -2.7 Km/H 96.38% Wet Circle 13th 12.39 s 12.01 s +0.38 s 96.93% Straight Aqua 7th 80.5 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -4.4 Km/H 94.82% Curved Aquaplaning 12th 3.01 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.82 m/sec2 78.59% Snow Braking 2nd 27.3 M 27.2 M +0.1 M 99.63% Snow Traction 1st 2574 N 100% Snow Handling 5th 57 Km/H 58 Km/H -1 Km/H 98.28% Snow Slalom 1st 4.6 m/sec2 100% Noise 2nd 71.6 dB 71.5 dB +0.1 dB 99.86% Tyre Weight 9th 7942 Kg 7518 Kg +424 Kg 94.66% Wear 13th 43840 KM 71951 KM -28111 KM 60.93% Value 15th 12.2 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +7.89 Price/1000 35.33% Price 15th 535 310 +225 57.94% Rolling Resistance 2nd 7.24 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.11 kg / t 98.48% Fuel Consumption 12th 5.67 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.35 l/100km 93.83% Abrasion 1st 14.3 Gram/1000km 100% Very good snow properties, short dry braking distances, precise steering behavior, good ride comfort. Moderate cornering in the wet, low mileage, low value. Fair. Read Reviews    Buy from £116.98
10th: Nexen N Blue 4 Season
195/55 R16 91H EU Label: D/C/70	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 8th 43.7 M 39.9 M +3.8 M 91.3% Dry Handling 15th 91.2 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -2.5 Km/H 97.33% Wet Braking 15th 54.5 M 44.4 M +10.1 M 81.47% Wet Handling 11th 71.5 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -3 Km/H 95.97% Wet Circle 14th 12.42 s 12.01 s +0.41 s 96.7% Straight Aqua 10th 79.7 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -5.2 Km/H 93.88% Curved Aquaplaning 13th 2.96 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.87 m/sec2 77.28% Snow Braking 9th 28.4 M 27.2 M +1.2 M 95.77% Snow Traction 9th 2365 N 2574 N -209 N 91.88% Snow Handling 8th 55.9 Km/H 58 Km/H -2.1 Km/H 96.38% Snow Slalom 6th 4.26 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.34 m/sec2 92.61% Noise 6th 72.2 dB 71.5 dB +0.7 dB 99.03% Tyre Weight 11th 8017 Kg 7518 Kg +499 Kg 93.78% Wear 1st 71951 KM 100% Value 1st 4.31 Price/1000 100% Price 1st 310 100% Rolling Resistance 14th 9.1 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.97 kg / t 78.35% Fuel Consumption 8th 5.61 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.29 l/100km 94.83% Abrasion 1st 14.3 Gram/1000km 100% Convincing winter qualities, exemplary mileage, cheap price level. Understeering handling on wet and dry slopes, longer wet braking distances, increased rolling resistance. Fair. Read Reviews
11th: Firestone MultiSeason Gen 02
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/71	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 14th 45.9 M 39.9 M +6 M 86.93% Dry Handling 10th 91.9 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.8 Km/H 98.08% Wet Braking 6th 48.9 M 44.4 M +4.5 M 90.8% Wet Handling 7th 72.2 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -2.3 Km/H 96.91% Wet Circle 6th 12.17 s 12.01 s +0.16 s 98.69% Straight Aqua 8th 80.3 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -4.6 Km/H 94.58% Curved Aquaplaning 14th 2.82 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -1.01 m/sec2 73.63% Snow Braking 10th 28.9 M 27.2 M +1.7 M 94.12% Snow Traction 10th 2269 N 2574 N -305 N 88.15% Snow Handling 10th 55.5 Km/H 58 Km/H -2.5 Km/H 95.69% Snow Slalom 12th 3.92 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.68 m/sec2 85.22% Noise 12th 72.7 dB 71.5 dB +1.2 dB 98.35% Tyre Weight 6th 7669 Kg 7518 Kg +151 Kg 98.03% Wear 5th 57853 KM 71951 KM -14098 KM 80.41% Value 5th 7.35 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +3.04 Price/1000 58.64% Price 9th 425 310 +115 72.94% Rolling Resistance 7th 7.87 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.74 kg / t 90.6% Fuel Consumption 5th 5.52 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.2 l/100km 96.38% Abrasion 15th 23.5 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +9.2 Gram/1000km 60.85% Short snow and wet braking distances, high mileage, lower rolling resistance. Moderate cornering on snow, low safety reserves in curved aquaplaning, extended dry braking distance. Fair. Read Reviews    Buy from £103.72
11th: Toyo Celsius AS2
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: D/B/71	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 7th 43.5 M 39.9 M +3.6 M 91.72% Dry Handling 11th 91.8 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -1.9 Km/H 97.97% Wet Braking 14th 53.2 M 44.4 M +8.8 M 83.46% Wet Handling 14th 70.9 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -3.6 Km/H 95.17% Wet Circle 15th 12.6 s 12.01 s +0.59 s 95.32% Straight Aqua 4th 82.3 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -2.6 Km/H 96.94% Curved Aquaplaning 2nd 3.7 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.13 m/sec2 96.61% Snow Braking 11th 29 M 27.2 M +1.8 M 93.79% Snow Traction 12th 2246 N 2574 N -328 N 87.26% Snow Handling 10th 55.5 Km/H 58 Km/H -2.5 Km/H 95.69% Snow Slalom 9th 4.12 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.48 m/sec2 89.57% Noise 9th 72.6 dB 71.5 dB +1.1 dB 98.48% Tyre Weight 14th 8373 Kg 7518 Kg +855 Kg 89.79% Wear 2nd 62356 KM 71951 KM -9595 KM 86.66% Value 2nd 5.53 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +1.22 Price/1000 77.94% Price 3rd 345 310 +35 89.86% Rolling Resistance 5th 7.77 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.64 kg / t 91.76% Fuel Consumption 7th 5.59 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.27 l/100km 95.17% Abrasion 8th 18.4 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +4.1 Gram/1000km 77.72% High mileage, very good price-performance ratio, good aquaplaning reserves. Understeering handling and delayed steering response on wet roads, extended wet braking distance. Fair. Read Reviews
13th: Continental AllSeasonContact
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: B/B/72	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 13th 45.8 M 39.9 M +5.9 M 87.12% Dry Handling 14th 91.5 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -2.2 Km/H 97.65% Wet Braking 6th 48.9 M 44.4 M +4.5 M 90.8% Wet Handling 5th 72.6 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -1.9 Km/H 97.45% Wet Circle 2nd 12.03 s 12.01 s +0.02 s 99.83% Straight Aqua 13th 78.4 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -6.5 Km/H 92.34% Curved Aquaplaning 11th 3.08 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.75 m/sec2 80.42% Snow Braking 6th 27.7 M 27.2 M +0.5 M 98.19% Snow Traction 3rd 2502 N 2574 N -72 N 97.2% Snow Handling 3rd 57.3 Km/H 58 Km/H -0.7 Km/H 98.79% Snow Slalom 2nd 4.5 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.1 m/sec2 97.83% Noise 12th 72.7 dB 71.5 dB +1.2 dB 98.35% Tyre Weight 1st 7518 Kg 100% Wear 14th 40997 KM 71951 KM -30954 KM 56.98% Value 14th 12.07 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +7.76 Price/1000 35.71% Price 14th 495 310 +185 62.63% Rolling Resistance 1st 7.13 kg / t 100% Fuel Consumption 1st 5.32 l/100km 100% Abrasion 10th 21.4 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +7.1 Gram/1000km 66.82% Best winter qualities, stable wet handling, low rolling resistance. Understeering handling and longer braking distances on dry roads, limited mileage and economy. Fair. Read Reviews    Buy from £113.31
14th: Maxxis Premitra All Season AP3
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/B/70	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 6th 43.1 M 39.9 M +3.2 M 92.58% Dry Handling 13th 91.7 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -2 Km/H 97.87% Wet Braking 11th 51.8 M 44.4 M +7.4 M 85.71% Wet Handling 13th 71.3 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -3.2 Km/H 95.7% Wet Circle 4th 12.05 s 12.01 s +0.04 s 99.67% Straight Aqua 5th 82.1 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -2.8 Km/H 96.7% Curved Aquaplaning 5th 3.4 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.43 m/sec2 88.77% Snow Braking 14th 31.8 M 27.2 M +4.6 M 85.53% Snow Traction 14th 2081 N 2574 N -493 N 80.85% Snow Handling 13th 54.7 Km/H 58 Km/H -3.3 Km/H 94.31% Snow Slalom 13th 3.91 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.69 m/sec2 85% Noise 15th 72.9 dB 71.5 dB +1.4 dB 98.08% Tyre Weight 13th 8317 Kg 7518 Kg +799 Kg 90.39% Wear 15th 40664 KM 71951 KM -31287 KM 56.52% Value 9th 8.73 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.42 Price/1000 49.37% Price 4th 355 310 +45 87.32% Rolling Resistance 13th 8.97 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +1.84 kg / t 79.49% Fuel Consumption 4th 5.5 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.18 l/100km 96.73% Abrasion 13th 22.9 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +8.6 Gram/1000km 62.45% Very good aquaplaning qualities, low price. Delayed steering response, understeering handling in all weather conditions, limited mileage and economy. Conditionally recommended. Read Reviews
15th: Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO
195/55 R16 91V EU Label: C/A/71	Test # Result Best Difference % Dry Braking 3rd 41.4 M 39.9 M +1.5 M 96.38% Dry Handling 5th 93.1 Km/H 93.7 Km/H -0.6 Km/H 99.36% Wet Braking 1st 44.4 M 100% Wet Handling 6th 72.5 Km/H 74.5 Km/H -2 Km/H 97.32% Wet Circle 1st 12.01 s 100% Straight Aqua 11th 79.1 Km/H 84.9 Km/H -5.8 Km/H 93.17% Curved Aquaplaning 6th 3.31 m/sec2 3.83 m/sec2 -0.52 m/sec2 86.42% Snow Braking 15th 32 M 27.2 M +4.8 M 85% Snow Traction 15th 2068 N 2574 N -506 N 80.34% Snow Handling 15th 53 Km/H 58 Km/H -5 Km/H 91.38% Snow Slalom 15th 3.64 m/sec2 4.6 m/sec2 -0.96 m/sec2 79.13% Noise 14th 72.8 dB 71.5 dB +1.3 dB 98.21% Tyre Weight 2nd 7563 Kg 7518 Kg +45 Kg 99.4% Wear 10th 48420 KM 71951 KM -23531 KM 67.3% Value 13th 9.19 Price/1000 4.31 Price/1000 +4.88 Price/1000 46.9% Price 10th 445 310 +135 69.66% Rolling Resistance 3rd 7.36 kg / t 7.13 kg / t +0.23 kg / t 96.88% Fuel Consumption 3rd 5.49 l/100km 5.32 l/100km +0.17 l/100km 96.9% Abrasion 12th 22 Gram/1000km 14.3 Gram/1000km +7.7 Gram/1000km 65% Short wet braking distances, low rolling resistance. Only satisfactory ride qualities on snow and ice, delayed steering response and understeering snow handling, average mileage. Conditionally recommended. Read Reviews    Buy from £104.99