The 2020 Auto Bild AllRad SUV / 4x4 tyre test has looked at the popular 255/55 R18 tyre size. While the tyre patterns included in the test are aimed at "soft roaders", which spend 99% of their time on normal roads, Auto Bild still went to the effort of testing the handling and traction on gravel of all ten tyres, along with traction on grass, mud and even sand!
Off-road performance is often an opposing quality to on-road grip, with dedicated off-road tyres performing well in loose surfaces such as gravel and mud, but poorly on-road in the dry and wet. It's worth noting, as we found out with our off-road tyre test, repeatable off-road testing is extremely difficult, especially in mud, so these figures should only be used as a broad guide.
Dry
Dry braking is often closely contested, but the new Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV proved to have a near meter advantage over the nearest rival. It's also been a long time since we've seen a budget tyre perform poorly in the dry, which is exactly what the Lexani LX-Thirty did, stopping the SUV 6.5 meters behind the Michelin!
Dry Braking
Dry braking in meters
Lower is better ↓| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 33.2 m | Best | |
| 33.8 m | +0.60 m | |
| 34.1 m | +0.90 m | |
| 34.7 m | +1.50 m | |
| 34.8 m | +1.60 m | |
| 34.9 m | +1.70 m | |
| 35.1 m | +1.90 m | |
| 35.2 m | +2.00 m | |
| 36.8 m | +3.60 m | |
| 39.8 m | +6.60 m |
The difference between best and worst was 19.9% (6.6 m ≈ 1.5 Car Lengths).
The dry handling results were broadly the same, but this time Dunlop narrowly beat Michelin for the fastest lap time.
Dry Handling
Dry Handling Average Speed
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 112.2 km/h | Best | |
| 112.1 km/h | -0.10 km/h | |
| 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h | |
| 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h | |
| 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h | |
| 111.1 km/h | -1.10 km/h | |
| 111 km/h | -1.20 km/h | |
| 110.7 km/h | -1.50 km/h | |
| 109.7 km/h | -2.50 km/h | |
| 108.4 km/h | -3.80 km/h |
The difference between best and worst was 3.4% (3.8 Km/H).
Wet
Michelin dominated the wet testing, winning all three tests.
Like dry braking, wet braking saw Michelin and Dunlop leading the way, with the budget Lexani tyre taking over 20 meters longer to stop the vehicle.
Wet Braking
Wet braking in meters
Lower is better ↓| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 46.4 m | Best | |
| 48.1 m | +1.70 m | |
| 49.4 m | +3.00 m | |
| 50.2 m | +3.80 m | |
| 50.8 m | +4.40 m | |
| 52.4 m | +6.00 m | |
| 54.2 m | +7.80 m | |
| 55.4 m | +9.00 m | |
| 55.9 m | +9.50 m | |
| 68.3 m | +21.90 m |
The difference between best and worst was 47.2% (21.9 m ≈ 4.9 Car Lengths).
This time during wet handling, Michelin held the advantage, beating the Dunlop by a significant margin.
Wet Handling
Wet Handling Average Speed
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 86.2 km/h | Best | |
| 84.5 km/h | -1.70 km/h | |
| 84.2 km/h | -2.00 km/h | |
| 84.2 km/h | -2.00 km/h | |
| 83.3 km/h | -2.90 km/h | |
| 82.6 km/h | -3.60 km/h | |
| 82.4 km/h | -3.80 km/h | |
| 82.2 km/h | -4.00 km/h | |
| 82.1 km/h | -4.10 km/h | |
| 78.2 km/h | -8.00 km/h |
The difference between best and worst was 9.3% (8 Km/H).
Surprisingly Michelin also performed best in the aquaplaning test, which is often an opposing quality for dry grip.
Straight Aqua
Float Speed in Km/H
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 89.7 km/h | Best | |
| 88.1 km/h | -1.60 km/h | |
| 88 km/h | -1.70 km/h | |
| 87.1 km/h | -2.60 km/h | |
| 86.4 km/h | -3.30 km/h | |
| 85.9 km/h | -3.80 km/h | |
| 85.8 km/h | -3.90 km/h | |
| 85.8 km/h | -3.90 km/h | |
| 85.3 km/h | -4.40 km/h | |
| 82.7 km/h | -7.00 km/h |
The difference between best and worst was 7.8% (7 Km/H).
Offroad
Off-road is where things get really interesting / confusing. Usually, a tyre that performs well off-road, doesn't perform on-road, but it seems Michelin have done their best to disprove that rule.
The Pilot Sport 4 SUV was the best in the wet and dry overall, and had the fastest lap time during gravel handling.
Gravel Handling
Gravel Handling Average Speed
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 64.5 km/h | Best | |
| 64.2 km/h | -0.30 km/h | |
| 64.2 km/h | -0.30 km/h | |
| 64.1 km/h | -0.40 km/h | |
| 64.1 km/h | -0.40 km/h | |
| 63.6 km/h | -0.90 km/h | |
| 63.5 km/h | -1.00 km/h | |
| 63.5 km/h | -1.00 km/h | |
| 63.1 km/h | -1.40 km/h | |
| 63.1 km/h | -1.40 km/h |
All the tyres in the Gravel Handling test finished less than 3% apart.
Travel traction was close amongst the top five tyres, with Barum taking its first win of the test.
Gravel Traction
Pulling Force in Newtons
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 2440 N | Best | |
| 2427 N | -13.00 N | |
| 2423 N | -17.00 N | |
| 2410 N | -30.00 N | |
| 2408 N | -32.00 N | |
| 2379 N | -61.00 N | |
| 2364 N | -76.00 N | |
| 2320 N | -120.00 N | |
| 2305 N | -135.00 N | |
| 2228 N | -212.00 N |
The difference between best and worst was 8.7% (212 N).
Grass traction was also won by the French manufacturer.
Grass Traction
Pulling Force in Newtons
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 3492 N | Best | |
| 3268 N | -224.00 N | |
| 3268 N | -224.00 N | |
| 3183 N | -309.00 N | |
| 3071 N | -421.00 N | |
| 2996 N | -496.00 N | |
| 2993 N | -499.00 N | |
| 2967 N | -525.00 N | |
| 2910 N | -582.00 N | |
| 2829 N | -663.00 N |
The difference between best and worst was 19% (663 N).
Maxxis won mud testing, with Dunlop and Michelin having to settle for second and third overall.
Mud Traction
Pulling Force in Newtons
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 2960 N | Best | |
| 2840 N | -120.00 N | |
| 2780 N | -180.00 N | |
| 2720 N | -240.00 N | |
| 2720 N | -240.00 N | |
| 2720 N | -240.00 N | |
| 2680 N | -280.00 N | |
| 2670 N | -290.00 N | |
| 2650 N | -310.00 N | |
| 2470 N | -490.00 N |
The difference between best and worst was 16.6% (490 N).
To highlight how interesting off-road testing is, sand traction was won by Cooper, wich was essentially last in mud and grass traction!
Sand Traction
Pulling Force in Newtons
Higher is better ↑| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 2472 N | Best | |
| 2460 N | -12.00 N | |
| 2449 N | -23.00 N | |
| 2387 N | -85.00 N | |
| 2354 N | -118.00 N | |
| 2319 N | -153.00 N | |
| 2264 N | -208.00 N | |
| 2242 N | -230.00 N | |
| 2232 N | -240.00 N | |
| 2225 N | -247.00 N |
The difference between best and worst was 10% (247 N).
Environment
The Continental owned Barum Bravuris 5HM showed to have a significant advantage during rolling resistance testing, with the otherwise excellent Dunlop joint last.
Rolling Resistance
Rolling resistance in kg t
Lower is better ↓| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best | Extra fuel / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6.68 kg/t | Best | £0 | |
| 7.26 kg/t | +0.58 kg/t | £38 | |
| 7.39 kg/t | +0.71 kg/t | £47 | |
| 7.75 kg/t | +1.07 kg/t | £71 | |
| 8.11 kg/t | +1.43 kg/t | £94 | |
| 8.13 kg/t | +1.45 kg/t | £96 | |
| 8.19 kg/t | +1.51 kg/t | £100 | |
| 8.28 kg/t | +1.60 kg/t | £106 | |
| 8.37 kg/t | +1.69 kg/t | £112 | |
| 8.38 kg/t | +1.70 kg/t | £112 |
The difference between best and worst was 25.4% (1.7 kg / t). Over 19,000 km a year at £1.45/L, the Dunlop Sport Maxx RT 2 SUV uses about 77 L (£112) more fuel than the Barum Bravuris 5HM.
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All ten tyres were in 3dB of each other.
Noise
External noise in dB
Lower is better ↓| Position / Tyre | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|
| 69.9 dB | Best | |
| 70.1 dB | +0.20 dB | |
| 70.2 dB | +0.30 dB | |
| 70.2 dB | +0.30 dB | |
| 70.4 dB | +0.50 dB | |
| 71 dB | +1.10 dB | |
| 71.2 dB | +1.30 dB | |
| 72.1 dB | +2.20 dB | |
| 72.2 dB | +2.30 dB | |
| 72.7 dB | +2.80 dB |
The difference between best and worst was 4% (2.8 dB).
And finally it will be no surprise that the Michelin was the most expensive set of tyres on test, and the budget the cheapest! No wear testing was performed this time, so we're unable to work out what value each tyre represents.
Results
Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 1st / 10 | 33.2 m | Best in this discipline |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 112.1 km/h | -0.10 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 1st / 10 | 46.4 m | Best in this discipline |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 86.2 km/h | Best in this discipline |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 89.7 km/h | Best in this discipline |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 64.5 km/h | Best in this discipline |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 2427 N | -13.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 2449 N | -23.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 3492 N | Best in this discipline |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 2780 N | -180.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 8th / 10 | 72.1 dB | +2.20 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 5th / 10 | 58 Kg | +6.00 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 4th / 10 | 7.75 kg/t | +1.07 kg/t |
- Price
- 605.00
Dunlop Sport Maxx RT 2 SUV
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 2nd / 10 | 33.8 m | +0.60 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 2nd / 10 | 48.1 m | +1.70 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 84.5 km/h | -1.70 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 85.8 km/h | -3.90 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 64.2 km/h | -0.30 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 5th / 10 | 2408 N | -32.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 2242 N | -230.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 3183 N | -309.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 2840 N | -120.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 6th / 10 | 71 dB | +1.10 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 8th / 10 | 58.4 Kg | +6.40 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 10th / 10 | 8.38 kg/t | +1.70 kg/t |
- Price
- 530.00
Vredestein Ultrac Satin
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 5th / 10 | 34.8 m | +1.60 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 111 km/h | -1.20 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 5th / 10 | 50.8 m | +4.40 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 84.2 km/h | -2.00 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 5th / 10 | 86.4 km/h | -3.30 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 64.2 km/h | -0.30 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 2228 N | -212.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 2319 N | -153.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 3268 N | -224.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 2720 N | -240.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 70.2 dB | +0.30 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 56.8 Kg | +4.80 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 2nd / 10 | 7.26 kg/t | +0.58 kg/t |
- Price
- 465.00
Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 SUV
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 34.1 m | +0.90 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 112.2 km/h | Best in this discipline |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 49.4 m | +3.00 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 84.2 km/h | -2.00 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 85.8 km/h | -3.90 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 63.5 km/h | -1.00 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 2423 N | -17.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 2387 N | -85.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 2967 N | -525.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 2680 N | -280.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 1st / 10 | 69.9 dB | Best in this discipline |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 5th / 10 | 58 Kg | +6.00 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 8th / 10 | 8.28 kg/t | +1.60 kg/t |
- Price
- 530.00
Pirelli Scorpion Verde
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 4th / 10 | 34.7 m | +1.50 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 4th / 10 | 50.2 m | +3.80 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 82.1 km/h | -4.10 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 85.3 km/h | -4.40 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 63.5 km/h | -1.00 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 2379 N | -61.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 2264 N | -208.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 5th / 10 | 3071 N | -421.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 2650 N | -310.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 5th / 10 | 70.4 dB | +0.50 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 10th / 10 | 59.2 Kg | +7.20 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 5th / 10 | 8.11 kg/t | +1.43 kg/t |
- Price
- 500.00
Barum Bravuris 5HM
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 9th / 10 | 36.8 m | +3.60 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 109.7 km/h | -2.50 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 9th / 10 | 55.9 m | +9.50 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 82.2 km/h | -4.00 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 87.1 km/h | -2.60 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 64.1 km/h | -0.40 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 2440 N | Best in this discipline |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 2460 N | -12.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 2993 N | -499.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 2720 N | -240.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 9th / 10 | 72.2 dB | +2.30 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 1st / 10 | 52 Kg | Best in this discipline |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 1st / 10 | 6.68 kg/t | Best in this discipline |
- Price
- 380.00
Maxxis Victra Sport VS5 SUV
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 8th / 10 | 35.2 m | +2.00 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 111.1 km/h | -1.10 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 6th / 10 | 52.4 m | +6.00 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 82.4 km/h | -3.80 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 88.1 km/h | -1.60 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 64.1 km/h | -0.40 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 2320 N | -120.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 5th / 10 | 2354 N | -118.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 2996 N | -496.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 2960 N | Best in this discipline |
| NoiseLower is better | 2nd / 10 | 70.1 dB | +0.20 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 8th / 10 | 58.4 Kg | +6.40 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 7th / 10 | 8.19 kg/t | +1.51 kg/t |
- Price
- 410.00
Cooper Zeon 4XS Sport
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 7th / 10 | 35.1 m | +1.90 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 111.4 km/h | -0.80 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 8th / 10 | 55.4 m | +9.00 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 5th / 10 | 83.3 km/h | -2.90 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 82.7 km/h | -7.00 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 63.6 km/h | -0.90 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 2410 N | -30.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 1st / 10 | 2472 N | Best in this discipline |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 2910 N | -582.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 2670 N | -290.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 70.2 dB | +0.30 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 2nd / 10 | 56 Kg | +4.00 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 6th / 10 | 8.13 kg/t | +1.45 kg/t |
- Price
- 450.00
Nokian PowerProof SUV
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 6th / 10 | 34.9 m | +1.70 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 8th / 10 | 110.7 km/h | -1.50 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 7th / 10 | 54.2 m | +7.80 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 82.6 km/h | -3.60 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 3rd / 10 | 88 km/h | -1.70 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 63.1 km/h | -1.40 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 2305 N | -135.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 2225 N | -247.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 2nd / 10 | 3268 N | -224.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 4th / 10 | 2720 N | -240.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 7th / 10 | 71.2 dB | +1.30 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 56.8 Kg | +4.80 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 3rd / 10 | 7.39 kg/t | +0.71 kg/t |
- Price
- 480.00
Lexani LX Thirty
255/55 R18Category scores (% of best)
All discipline results (13)
Discipline positions compare the ranked tyres in this test, not the whole market. These are individual measurements, not weighted overall scores.
| Test | Position in discipline | Result | Gap to best |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dry BrakingLower is better | 10th / 10 | 39.8 m | +6.60 m |
| Dry HandlingHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 108.4 km/h | -3.80 km/h |
| Wet BrakingLower is better | 10th / 10 | 68.3 m | +21.90 m |
| Wet HandlingHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 78.2 km/h | -8.00 km/h |
| Straight AquaHigher is better | 6th / 10 | 85.9 km/h | -3.80 km/h |
| Gravel HandlingHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 63.1 km/h | -1.40 km/h |
| Gravel TractionHigher is better | 7th / 10 | 2364 N | -76.00 N |
| Sand TractionHigher is better | 9th / 10 | 2232 N | -240.00 N |
| Grass TractionHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 2829 N | -663.00 N |
| Mud TractionHigher is better | 10th / 10 | 2470 N | -490.00 N |
| NoiseLower is better | 10th / 10 | 72.7 dB | +2.80 dB |
| Tyre WeightLower is better | 5th / 10 | 58 Kg | +6.00 Kg |
| Rolling ResistanceLower is better | 9th / 10 | 8.37 kg/t | +1.69 kg/t |
- Price
- 345.00

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