“These came fitted with the car, all in all positively unintrusive. On snow covered roads it's alright, if you adjust your speed accordingly. Snow traction was quite good in a 2 tonne all wheel driven XC60. The biggest...”
Vredestein Quatrac Pro
Replaced by the Quatrac Pro 2 Replaces the Quatrac 5
The Vredestein Quatrac Pro is a mid-range ultra high performance all-season tyre that feels confident and refined in day-to-day UK driving, particularly in the wet. Real-world drivers consistently praise its wet and dry grip, quietness and comfortable, stable handling. Professional testing broadly agrees on its strong wet braking/handling and pleasing refinement, but flags more mixed results when conditions turn properly wintery or very wet at speed.
As an all-season option, the Quatrac Pro works best for drivers who prioritise secure wet-road performance and a premium-feeling ride over outright winter traction. It delivers dependable steering feel and composure in typical cool, damp European conditions, and many owners report it remains consistent and confidence-inspiring over time. However, both tests and a minority of users indicate limitations in aquaplaning resistance and snow/ice performance, meaning it can fall behind the best all-season rivals in deep water and more severe winter scenarios (with some RWD applications highlighting traction shortfalls). Efficiency is another trade-off: rolling resistance can be higher than class leaders, and some drivers notice a fuel economy penalty. Wear is generally viewed positively by owners, but test data and some reviews suggest longevity can be more variable, especially if driven hard.
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Built from every independent test result and vetted owner review we hold for this tyre - the evidence is all further down the page. Data updated October 2026.
- 48owner reviews
- 375,321miles driven
- 16professional tests
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View Test ResultsTested 16 times by independent publications, the Vredestein Quatrac Pro averages a finish of 6th.
Finishing position in each test
| Year | Test | Result | Award |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | 2024 Minivan / SUV All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild Allrad · 235/55 R17 | P6 / 12 | |
| 2024 | 2024 Sports Car All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild Sportscars · 225/40 R18 | P9 / 11 | |
| 2024 | 2024 Motorhome Camper Van All Season Tyre TestPromobil · 235/55 R17 | P5 / 8 | |
| 2022 | 2022 Sport Auto All Season Tyre TestSport Auto · 235/35 R19 | P2 / 7 | |
| 2022 | 2022/23 Tyre Reviews All Season Tyre TestTyre Reviews · 225/45 R17 | P7 / 10 | Tested by Tyre Reviews |
| 2022 | 2022 Auto Bild SUV All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild Allrad · 225/50 R18 | P5 / 11 | |
| 2021 | 2021 Auto Bild Sports Car Winter Tyre TestAuto Bild Sportscars · 245/40 R18 | P13 / 13 | |
| 2021 | 2021 Auto Bild All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild · 225/50 R17 | P4 / 16 | |
| 2021 | 2021 All Season Tyre Market OverviewAuto Bild · 225/50 R17 | P2 / 32 | |
| 2021 | 2021 Auto Bild SUV All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild Allrad · 215/65 R17 | P6 / 10 | |
| 2020 | 2020 Auto Express All Season Tyre TestAuto Express · 225/45 R17 | P6 / 6 | |
| 2020 | 2020 Sport Auto All Season Tyre TestSport Auto · 225/45 R18 | P5 / 7 | |
| 2020 | 2020 Tyre Reviews All Season Tyre TestTyre Reviews · 225/45 R17 | P8 / 9 | Tested by Tyre Reviews |
| 2020 | 2020 ADAC SUV All Season Tyre TestADAC · 235/55 R17 | P6 / 7 | |
| 2019 | 2019 Auto Bild All Season Tyre TestAuto Bild · 225/45 R17 | P2 / 10 | |
| 2019 | 2019 All Season Tyre Performance OverviewAuto Bild · 225/45 R17 | P3 / 31 |
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View TestIn 225/50 R17, the Vredestein Quatrac Pro is projected to cost €23.23 per 1,000 km to buy and run - about €929 over 40,000 km - based on the price, wear and rolling resistance measured in the 2021 Auto Bild All Season Tyre Test.
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View AllSize Range102 sizes available
195-315Width30-65Profile17-22Rim84-116 H-YLoad/
EU LabelAcross 102 sizes - the grade depends on the size you buy.
Fuel
Wet
Noise
70-75dB B
3PMSF on every size
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Drivers largely praise the Vredestein Quatrac Pro for excellent wet and dry grip, low noise, and comfortable ride, with many noting strong confidence in typical UK/European winters and acceptable snow ability for milder climates. Several high-scoring reviews highlight stability, feedback, and aquaplaning resistance, though a minority report weak snow/ice traction on certain RWD cars and some fuel economy penalties. A smaller set cite faster tread wear or performance drop-off over time, but most users report good longevity and consistent performance. Overall sentiment is strongly positive for the Quatrac Pro as an all-season choice.
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Owner ratings averaged from 48 ratings
- Owner score 79%
- Comfort 89%
- Wet Grip 87%
- Dry Grip 86%
- Road Feedback 83%
- Handling 78%
- Wear 76%
- Snow Grip 66%
- Ice Grip 61%
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“This is a final update to me review from a long time ago. In the end I am very disappointed with the short life of the tire. After 30.000 kms of using it on a light AWD suv with easy driving, no towing, with rotations...”
“End of life review; I had these tyres on my car for ~2 years and drove about 60.000KM on them. They were just under the legal limit for winter use (3.5 mm) therefore I replaced them. Throughout their life, I have been...”
All 42 Vredestein Quatrac Pro reviews
- Subaru BRZ
- 215/45 R17
- 20,000 miles
Very good in the wet at all temperatures, good in dry (fun for rwd sport coupe), sufficient on snow as new but very bad after three years of life.
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Initial Impressions81% 15,000 milesUpdate. After almost two years and 15 thousand km, I am increasingly convinced that the Quatrac Pro is the best tire I have used so far. Recently he surprised me in a sequence of wide curves tackled at 200 km/h. By now I have become familiar with the shoulder that initially yields but then settles down, allowing you to travel exceptional trajectories for a 4 seasons. Thinking back to how well it performed last winter in Germany with temperatures around -7 and how satisfying it is to use it in sporting use in the torrid Sicilian summers, I have the distinct feeling of owning two dedicated tires in one. Truly stunning product.
- 255/45 R19
- 25,000 miles
Been driving Vredestein Quatrac Pro XL 255/45/R19 on Audi A6 Allroad 3.0TDI C7 since 05/2024. Rear tyres are good, low wear, but front tyres are completely worn. During car tech exam just few days ago, I was told I should replace front tyres as the inner section of both left and right tyres were completely worn and slick. Wearing of the inner section of the tyre might be related to the Audi quattro drivetrain (famous for it), but the fact is that this car is very heavy on the front.
On dry roads, tyres are fine, I don't notice anything. This winter (2026), I had to drive up the hill on the motorway for few miles and it drove without any problems, was driving around 80-90km/h. Also, when the car got berried in snow (as it was parked next to the main road) in the moutainous region, after showelling a bit, I was able to get out with full grip. So, snow condition - awesome. However, wet condition is what really worries me and it's caused by the wear. I noticed that car tends to slip while starting if the wheel is turned. Also, last year during mild Winter on the wet road in the city, I almost had a crash as when I hit breaks, car just started sliding for 30-40 meters. Absolutely no idea how or why as this happened in the city center. Aquaplaning is good with these tyres, they really bite into the water.
Also, tyres are loud while driving, even though I have acoustic windshield and side glasses. I used to have Michelin CrossClimate and CrossClimate+ on the older car and they were really quiet.
I'm not going to order Vredestein tyres again for this car. There are better tyres on the market. They might be good for someone who goes to snow/icy areas a lot, but I just drive on dry and wet roads throughout the year, so they're not so good for me.
- Volkswagen Taigo
- 225/45 R18
- 27,000 miles
Fantastic all season tyre. Always felt secure although moving off on ice made the tyre scrabble, moderating my driving to the conditions sorted this. Over 27k miles driven & still loads of tread (av 3 fronts, 6 rears). VW Taigo a fairly light car though. Mixed roads & long trips & all conditions. Better than Bridgestone A/s on previous car (Kia Ceed) which cupped & wore badly. Personally feel the asymetric tread pattern is superior. Comfortable & quiet tyre.
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Initial Impressions94% 5,000 milesBought as a replacement for Hankooks that came with vehicle. Quatracs were noticeably softer but that was the only difference. Nice ride on 18s that suits the Taigo R Line (auto, 150hp) No more crashing/ jarring over bumps, etc. Now reached 5K miles on these & very happy. Excellent wet performance. Fine in the dry. No issues whatsoever. Would happily buy again. Recommended for the UK where harsh winter conditions are rare. My second set of All Seasons & beat the Bridgstones I had (& would never buy again!)
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- BMW 430d
- 225/45 R18
- 25,000 miles
ok
- Lynk & Co 01
- 235/45 R20
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
- Citroën C4
- 225/55 R18
- 10,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Easy Going
average wear, pretty loud, wouldn't buy again
- Volvo XC60 D5 AWD Auto
- 235/60 R18
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Snow traction was quite good in a 2 tonne all wheel driven XC60.
The biggest issue was that if the vehicle started to slip the recovery time was just atrocious. Even just feathering the brakes they would lock up once traction loss occurred.
As an all season tire in milder climates it's surely quite good but in the region I live in, I'm going to change for the Hankook icept Evo 3 X's for the next winter.
I wasn't able to thoroughly test them in Hot/Summer Weather though, as they were swapped for Summer wheels, when temperatures reached 20° C they seemed pretty grippy and stable though.
- Ford Fiesta ST200
- 205/40 R17
- 9,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Initially, these tyres felt like a great all-season alternative for mild climates, offering strong dry and wet grip with progressive handling—almost like summer tyres but with a winter safety net. Comfort, noise, and rolling resistance were acceptable. However, things have taken a drastic turn.
Grip has fallen off a cliff—dry performance is now just average, while wet grip has become outright poor. The Fiesta ST is known for its playful chassis and easy to obtain liftoff oversteer. However now this tyres go straight into understeer followed by massive oversteer and either the ESC or the driver fighting to keep the car in a composed line, while all this is happening at 25mph. In winter conditions, they remain marginally better than a summer tyre, enough to get you out of trouble on flat terrain most likely purely down to its tread pattern, but nothing more. Surprise? In hindsight, not really. Despite minimal visible wear, they have a tread wear rating of 420, which likely explains this disappointing drop-off. They just hardened and it feels that they were all grip to start with, now purely focusing on tread longevity. For an all-season tyre, this level of change over three years is frustrating. Never experienced anything like this with any of my other all-season winter options in my other cars (Bridgestone, Michelin, Pirelli).
I'll need to replace them soon, even though they still look fresh. As I don't need to drive this car frequently anymore during winter months, I'll be reverting to a single UHP summer setup (Pilot Sport 5).
Downgrading my rating and recommendation accordingly.
- Subaru 2.0 Crosstrek
- 225/55 R18
- 30 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Easy Going
- Skoda Rapid TDI
- 215/40 R17
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Thought I'd go with an all season tyre this time . So far done 500 miles and they are exceeding my expectations. They are as comfortable ride as the Goodyear's. Possibly even better . Mpg seems not too bad just done a trip of 80 miles. On combination of motorway and A road's got 59.8 mpg. Weather was a bit mucky and cold average temp on the trip was 5'c tyre's felt good very safe feeling..
- Volkswagen Multivan T5
- 235/60 R17
- 18,600 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
They are very comfortabel and quiet on our rough asphalt roads. I don`t think that there are many other tyres that are that quiet and comfortabel than the Vredesteins. They are also very good in the rain. They behaved also good in the occasionally snow we have in the spring and the fall. But traction on ice seems limited. For the winter months i use studded wintertyres.
I drove them camly and relaxed on mostly country roads. With roating them every 9.000 km, they wore very even and kept their functions very well. But they wore very fast. After 3 seasons and 30.000 km i only have just under 4 mm tread left. Which soon makes them non legal as an all-season tyre here in Norway (min. 3 mm tread).
I was planning to replace them with the same tyre or even the quatrac pro+, but now i`m thinking about to get som light all-terrain tyres for a longer treadlife while still functioning as all-season tyres. I think i will go for the Yokohama G015 or the Falken AT3WA.
- Chevrolet Orlando
- 225/50 R17
- 38,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Spirited
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