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Falken EUROALL SEASON AS200 - Test Results

Test Statistics

9

Tests Completed

5th

Average Position

2nd

Best Result

8th

Worst Result

Performance Analysis

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The Falken EUROALL SEASON AS200 delivers mid-pack overall performance across eight tests, with occasional highs early in its lifecycle and weaker showings in later, more demanding benchmarks. It shows competent wet handling/braking and good subjective comfort/noise in some tests, but is consistently held back by long dry and snow braking distances and poor rolling resistance, which depress efficiency and safety margins. Awards and positions range from 2nd/9 (2013) and 3rd/6 (2015 SUV) to several lower mid-field finishes, yielding an average overall rank of 5.4.
Overall, the tyre suits mixed conditions where wet grip and balanced handling are valued over absolute stopping power or efficiency. However, recurring deficits in dry and snow braking plus aquaplaning and RR results limit its competitiveness against newer all-season designs.

Performance Strengths
  • Wet Weather Performance Moderate
    • 2017 AZ: 5/11 wet braking (+9.2% from best), 4/11 wet handling (+3%)
    • 2017 AB: 6/10 wet braking (+5.6%), 6/10 wet handling (+3.6%)
  • Comfort/Noise Moderate
    • 2017 AZ: 1/11 noise (71 dB) best-in-test
    • Multiple mid-pack finishes despite braking deficits indicate acceptable refinement
  • Overall Competitiveness (Early Tests/SUV) Moderate
    • 2013 AB: 2/9 overall; "best overall braking distances" mention for all-season cohort
    • 2015 AB SUV: 3/6 overall
  • Dry Handling Balance Minor
    • 2017 AB: 3/10 dry handling (+0.6% from best)
    • 2017 AZ: 6/11 dry handling (+1.2% from best)
Performance Weaknesses
  • Dry Braking Strong
    • 2017 AZ: 9/11 dry braking (+17.8% from best)
    • 2017 AB: 9/10 dry braking (+9.6% from best)
    • 2018 AE: article note implies it was beaten in dry braking by rivals
  • Snow Performance (Braking/Handling) Strong
    • 2017 AZ: 10/11 snow braking (+11.8%), 8/11 snow handling (+6.4%)
    • 2017 AB: 8/10 snow braking (+22.7%), 8/10 snow handling (+4.3%)
  • Rolling Resistance / Efficiency Strong
    • 2017 AZ: 10/11 RR (+24.1% from best)
    • 2017 AB: 9/10 RR (+45% from best)
  • Aquaplaning Resistance Moderate
    • 2017 AZ: 8/11 straight aquaplaning (+10.9% from best)
    • Wet categories otherwise mid-pack indicate aquaplaning is a relative weak spot
Performance Over Time

Test History

5
of 8
2018 Auto Express All Season Tyre Test

2018
Winner: Continental AllSeasonContact

Excellent in the snow, but lacking in the dry and wet.
5
of 10
2017 Auto Express All Season Tyre Test

2017
Winner: Michelin CrossClimate Plus

7
of 11
2017 All Season VS Winter Tyre Test

2017
Winner: Continental WinterContact TS 860

Strong:
Noise
Weak:
Snow Braking, Rolling Resistance
7
of 10
2017 Auto Bild All Season Tyre Test

2017
Winner: Michelin CrossClimate

Weak:
Dry Braking, Rolling Resistance
8
of 11
2016 GF All Season Tyre Test

2016
Winner: Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons Gen 2

3
of 6
2015 Auto Bild SUV All Season Tyre Test

2015
Winner: Vredestein Quatrac 5

6
of 10
2014 All Season Tyre Test

2014
Winner: Pirelli Cinturato AllSeason

3
of 9
2013 Winter Tyre Buying Guide

2013
Winner: Continental WinterContact TS 850

2
of 9
2013 Auto Bild All Season Tyre Test

2013
Winner: Goodyear Vector 4Seasons