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'25#1'25#1'25#19.5
Price from
£285
Price from£285
Expert summary
The new Pirelli all-season tire really impressed us! It’s the first all-season tire that feels safe in all conditions including snow while also letting drivers enjoy a spirited drive. The handling and steering feedback on dry roads is fantastic, comparable to a summer tire.
Performance
Aquaplaning - cross
94%
Comfort
93%
Dry braking
92%
+6
Exterior noise
74%
Dry handling
74%
Interior noise
39%
Test results
2025245/45 R18#1(Exemplary)2025225/40 R18#1(Exemplary)2025225/45 R18#1(Exemplary)
2025225/45 R17#1(Test winner)2025215/50 R18#1(Exemplary)
2025195/55 R16#1(Very good)
2025205/45 R17#1(Test winner)
2025225/45 R17#2(-)2025225/40 R18#3(-)
2024225/50 R17#1(-)
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Premium'25#2'25#2'25#29.1
Price from
£264
Price from£264
Expert summary
Crossclimate is now almost a synonym for a allseason tyre and it's second generation is even better than the first one. It's great on snow and dry, while having a superb rolling resistance.
Performance
Snow handling
95%
Dry braking
91%
Snow traction
90%
+6
Wet handling
54%
Interior noise
49%
Wet circle cornering
44%
Test results
2025245/45 R18#2(Exemplary)2025245/45 R19#2(Good)2025195/55 R16#2(Good)2025225/45 R18#4(Good)2024235/35 R19#2(Highly recommended)2024225/40 R18#2(Exemplary)2024225/50 R17#2(-)2024225/50 R17#3(Exemplary)2024225/50 R17#4(-)
2024215/40 R18#4(Good) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 101 V £264
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Premium'25#1'25#1'25#19.0
Price from
£256
Price from£256
Expert summary
The Turanza All Season 6 may be a little late to the all-season tyre market, but it is very well balanced and excels in mileage and wet performance, while sacrifying little bit of snow performance.
Performance
Wet braking
90%
Dry braking
85%
Wet circle cornering
83%
+6
Snow traction
47%
Interior noise
39%
Exterior noise
33%
Test results
2025215/50 R18#1(Exemplary)2025225/40 R18#1(-)2025225/45 R17#1(-)2025225/45 R18#2(Exemplary)2025215/55 R17#2(Exemplary)2025195/55 R16#2(Good)2025205/45 R17#3(Highly recommended)2025225/45 R17#3(Highly recommended)2025245/45 R18#3(Good)2025225/40 R18#6(Good)4
Premium'25#1'25#2'25#28.8
Price from
£217
Price from£217
Expert summary
We had high expectations of the new all season Continental and it certainly didn't disappoint. It leans a bit towards mileage, which is a great strategy considering all season tyres are not usually used for sporty driving.
Performance
Comfort
93%
Snow handling
88%
Wet handling
88%
+6
Dry braking
50%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
44%
Aquaplaning - cross
42%
Test results
2025215/50 R18#1(Exemplary)2025225/40 R18#2(Exemplary)2025225/45 R17#2(Highly recommended)2025205/45 R17#2(Highly recommended)2025245/45 R18#3(Good)2025225/45 R17#3(-)2025225/40 R18#7(-)
2024215/50 R18#1(Highly recommended)2024215/40 R18#1(Outstanding)2024205/55 R16#1(Test winner) Price variants (4)
255/40 R20 101 T
B B 72dB
£225255/40 R20 101 T XL Conti Seal, EVc
B B 72dB
£2175
Premium'25#1'25#2'25#49.2
Price from
£208
Price from£208
Expert summary
The Dutch brand Vredestein has always been a customer favorite, perhaps for being the underdog compared to premium German manufacturers. When it comes to all-season tires, the Quatrac is excellent, offering above-average wet performance while sacrificing a bit of snow performance, making it ideal for Central European climates.
Performance
Wet handling
89%
Exterior noise
81%
Wet circle cornering
80%
+6
Dry handling
62%
Snow traction
51%
Interior noise
47%
Test results
2025215/55 R17#1(Exemplary)2025225/40 R18#2(-)2025225/45 R17#4(Recommended)2025225/40 R18#4(Exemplary)2024225/50 R17#1(Exemplary)2024225/50 R17#5(-)
2024205/55 R16#6(Good)2023225/45 R17#4(-)2023225/45 R17#4(Exemplary)2023195/65 R15#5(Recommended)6
Upper-middle'25#19.0
Price from
£239
Price from£239
Performance
Aquaplaning - longitudal
100%
Aquaplaning - cross
100%
Wet handling
100%
+3
Exterior noise
100%
Snow traction
50%
Snow handling
50%
Test results
2025245/45 R19#1(Very good)7
Premium'25#35.9
Price from
£220
Price from£220
Performance
Exterior noise
100%
Wet handling
50%
Dry handling
50%
+3
Aquaplaning - cross
0%
Wet braking
0%
Dry braking
0%
Test results
2025245/45 R19#3(Satisfactory) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 104 Y £220
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Premium'25#3'25#68.4
Price from
£277
Price from£277
Performance
Dry handling
100%
Dry braking
100%
Snow traction
100%
+5
Wet circle cornering
57%
Wet braking
57%
Comfort
36%
Test results
2025225/40 R18#3(Exemplary)2025225/40 R18#6(-)9
Upper-middle'25#5'25#6'25#87.9
Price from
£191
Price from£191
Expert summary
Kleber is our favorite budget allseason tyre. Why? If you look just at the tread, you wouldn't tell it apart from the great Michelin CrossClimate 2. But it's not a cheap knockoff, Kleber is actually owned by Michelin and while the performance is understandably not exactly the same, the compromise is on rolling resistance and sportiness, not safety. If you're looking for a non-premium allseason tyre, this is the one.
Performance
Snow handling
91%
Exterior noise
85%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
83%
+5
Dry handling
41%
Wet circle cornering
37%
Wet handling
30%
Test results
2025205/45 R17#5(Recommended)2025225/45 R18#6(Good)2025225/40 R18#8(-)2025215/55 R17#8(Satisfactory)2025225/40 R18#9(Good)2024225/40 R18#5(Good)2024225/50 R17#7(Good)2024225/50 R17#7(-)2023195/65 R15#4(Highly recommended)2023225/45 R17#7(Good)10
Budget'25#5'25#8'24#76.5
Price from
£175
Price from£175
Performance
Aquaplaning - cross
80%
Dry braking
70%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
67%
+5
Wet handling
38%
Wet braking
34%
Snow handling
33%
Test results
2025235/55 R18#5(Recommended)2025215/50 R18#8(Satisfactory)2024215/50 R18#7(Recommended)2022195/55 R16#10(-)2022225/50 R18#10(Not recommended)2022195/55 R16#14(Conditionally recommended)2021225/50 R17#7(-)2021215/65 R17#8(Satisfactory)2021225/50 R17#8(Satisfactory)11
Premium'25#7'24#9'22#55.2
Price from
£168
Price from£168
Performance
Interior noise
100%
Wet circle cornering
86%
Exterior noise
83%
+6
Aquaplaning - cross
40%
Snow handling
38%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
30%
Test results
2025225/45 R18#7(Good)2024225/40 R18#9(Conditionally recommended)2022205/55 R17#5(Recommended)
2022235/55 R18#5(-)2022225/50 R18#6(Good)2022225/45 R17#7(-)2021225/50 R17#2(-)2021225/50 R17#4(Good)2021215/65 R17#6(Satisfactory) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 101 Y XL £168
12
Upper-middle'25#13'25#14'24#95.2
Price from
£244
Price from£244
Performance
Comfort
91%
Aquaplaning - cross
75%
Exterior noise
66%
+6
Wet braking
11%
Snow traction
7%
Interior noise
0%
Test results
2025225/40 R18#13(Satisfactory)2025225/40 R18#14(-)2024215/50 R18#9(Conditionally recommended)2024225/40 R18#10(Conditionally recommended)2024205/55 R16#11(Satisfactory)2024225/50 R17#12(-)2024225/50 R17#14(Conditionally recommended)2023235/65 R17#7(Satisfactory)2023195/65 R15#9(-)2023225/45 R17#14(Satisfactory) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 101 Y mfs XL£244
13
Upper-middle'25#18'23#94.8
Price from
£208
Price from£208
Expert summary
The new BF Goodrich all-season tire provides solid on-road performance in all conditions, but it has only average mileage and is not as affordable as expected.
Performance
Aquaplaning - longitudal
93%
Aquaplaning - cross
93%
Dry braking
93%
+4
Dry handling
53%
Wet handling
33%
Wet circle cornering
7%
Test results
2025225/40 R18#18(-)2023225/45 R17#9(Satisfactory) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 101 V XL£208
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Budget'25#19'24#12'24#204.4
Price from
£234
Price from£234
Test results
2025225/40 R18#19(-)2024205/55 R16#12(Satisfactory)2024225/50 R17#20(-)2021225/50 R17#22(-) Price variants (1)
255/40 R20 101 Y
B C 73dB
£234
