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Best tyres in tests (2026)
Default order: highest overall test rating first. Ratings combine tests in different tyre sizes.
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'25#3
'25#5'25#208.9
Expert summary
The P Zero range is with us for a long time, also being a favorite choice for car manufacturers as first equipment. It’s a good, well balanced and enjoyable tyre. It tends to get quite a few mid-life updates so make sure you get the latest one.
Performance
Wet handling - objective
97%
Wet circle cornering
95%
Wet handling
89%
+12
Rolling resistance
37%
Mileage
37%
Price/value
0%
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'26#4
'26#8
'26#117.6
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£94
Price from£94
Expert summary
Ventus Prime 4 Is our favorite every day tyre, as it offers premium safety at an affordable price. Short braking distances, good handling, but slightly worse at aquaplaning and comfort.
Performance
Sand traction
91%
Handling on gravel
91%
Price/value
90%
+15
Aquaplaning - cross
39%
Interior noise
37%
Mud traction
36%
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165/60 R15 77 H
B D 71dB
£943
Upper-middle'25#5
'24#4'24#66.9
Expert summary
Being usually one of the cheaper tyres in the test, the japanese Falken still delivers very safe characteristics for everyday driving. It suffers a bit in the efficiency department, with higher rolling resistance and limited mileage.
Performance
Dry driving behavior
93%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
85%
Aquaplaning - cross
80%
+22
Wet safety
29%
Rolling resistance
28%
Interior noise
25%
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Budget
'26#2'24#8'24#354.8
Performance
Comfort
100%
Exterior noise
88%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
75%
+4
Dry braking
13%
Dry handling
13%
Wet circle cornering
0%
