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To do a good allseason tyre on a budget is difficult and Multiseason 2 is the proof of this. It's really good on snow, but lacks some of the wet safety that the premium models have.
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Upper-middleExcellent grip and short braking distances on snow, with stable handling in winter conditions.
Very good wet handling and short braking distances in the rain.
Low rolling resistance and lightweight design contribute to reduced fuel consumption.
High mileage and good overall durability.
Strong value for money.
Average performance and extended braking distances on dry roads.
Limited safety reserves and moderate performance during aquaplaning and cornering in wet conditions.
Moderate lateral grip on snow, with understeering tendencies in both snow and dry handling.
Slightly below average ride comfort.
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