Tracmax X Privilo TX3 - Test Results
Test Statistics
4
Tests Completed42nd
Average Position37th
Best Result47th
Worst ResultPerformance Analysis
Across three AutoBild summer overviews, the Tracmax X Privilo TX3 consistently finishes near the back of the field with weak braking performance, especially in the wet. Wet stopping distances are repeatedly far off the leaders (circa +23-36%), and dry braking is also below average (+9-17% from best), yielding bottom-tier overall rankings. There are no standout strengths or awards to offset this trend.
Overall, the tyre shows a clear pattern of underperformance in core safety metrics, with wet braking being the primary deficit and dry braking also lagging, leading to consistently low overall positions.
Performance Strengths
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Consistency of test participation
Minor
Details
• Appeared in 3 independent AutoBild market overview tests (2020-2023)
Performance Weaknesses
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Wet Weather Performance
Strong
Details
• 46/48 wet braking, +35.5% from best (2023)
• 40/44 wet braking, +24.7% from best (2022)
• 32/49 wet braking, +23.3% from best (2020)
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Dry Braking Performance
Moderate
Details
• 43/48 dry braking, +16.6% from best (2023)
• 31/44 dry braking, +9% from best (2022)
• 41/49 dry braking, +15.3% from best (2020)
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Overall Competitiveness
Strong
Details
• 47/48 overall (2023)
• 42/44 overall (2022)
• 37/49 overall (2020)
• Average overall position: 42 across 3 tests
Performance Over Time
Test History
2026 Summer Braking Super Tyre Test - How do 52 Tyres Perform in Wet and Dry Braking?
2026
Winner: Linglong Sport Master