GT Radial Champiro WinterPro HP - Test Results
Test Statistics
5
Tests Completed11th
Average Position5th
Best Result22nd
Worst ResultPerformance Analysis
Across five winter tests, the GT Radial Champiro WinterPro HP trends below mid-pack with only one mid-field finish and multiple bottom-third results. Braking-focused testing in 2023 highlights notable deficits in both wet and snow stopping distances, while earlier full-comparison tests show consistent underperformance against leading competitors. There are limited signs of competitiveness in certain sizes/contexts, but overall consistency and braking performance lag the class leaders.
Performance Strengths
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Occasional Mid-Pack Competitiveness
Minor
Details
• 6/10 overall in 2015 AMS UHP Winter Tyre Test
• 9/10 overall in 2016 AMS Winter SUV Tyre Test
Performance Weaknesses
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Wet Weather Performance
Strong
Details
• 36.2 m wet braking, 19/54 and +15.3% from best in 2023 Auto Bild 54-tyre braking test
• Overall 13/14 in 2016 AZ 205/55 R16 test (indicative of weak wet handling/braking versus peers)
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Snow Braking/Traction
Moderate
Details
• 31.6 m snow braking, 27/31 and +9% from best in 2023 Auto Bild braking test
• 5/6 overall in 2016 Sport Auto 235/40 R18 test (bottom tier implying weak snow metrics in sporty size)
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Overall Consistency vs. Class
Strong
Details
• Average overall position 11 across 5 tests
• 13/14 overall in 2016 AZ test; 9/10 in 2016 AMS SUV test; 5/6 in 2016 Sport Auto test