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Best tyres in tests (2026)
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'25#4
'25#5'23#38.9
Price from
£251
Price from£251
Expert summary
Designing a great well-balanced all-season tyre is already really difficult, but making it affordable is even tougher challenge. And Hankook Kinergy 4S2 is a rare prove that it could be done!
Performance
Dry handling - objective
100%
Snow handling - objective
89%
Wet handling
83%
+11
Dry handling
56%
Rolling resistance
55%
Dry braking
50%
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'26#1
'26#1
'26#18.7
Price from
£233
Price from£233
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
Wet side guide
100%
Lateral guidance on snow
88%
Comfort
84%
+25
Price/value
45%
Aquaplaning - longitudal
39%
Wet safety
0%
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Premium
'26#2'26#2
'26#36.7
Price from
£289
Price from£289
Expert summary
The Michelin CrossClimate 3 is a premium all-season tyre that sets new benchmarks in winter performance for its category. Auto Bild testing reveals snow handling and traction capabilities that rival dedicated winter tyres, combined with excellent mileage and fuel efficiency. Its rolling resistance and longevity deliver strong cost-effectiveness over the tyre lifecycle. While wet performance is slightly behind the best in class, the CrossClimate 3 represents the most capable all-weather solution for drivers who face varied conditions year-round.
Performance
Wear
100%
Snow handling
100%
Snow cornering
98%
+16
Wet handling
27%
Wet braking
26%
Wet circle cornering
24%
