Comparison: BFGoodrich Advantage vs. Kleber Dynaxer HP4 vs. Firestone Roadhawk vs. GoodYear Efficientgrip Performance 2

Looking at summer tyres, we have a comparison between two popular options: the BFGoodrich Advantage and Kleber Dynaxer HP4. These are products from reputable manufacturers BFGoodrich and Kleber, respectively. Let's delve into their strengths, weaknesses and how they performed in various tests.

Update: These models are not replaced by any newer releases so far. Refer to the following links for the latest versions of BFGoodrich Advantage and Kleber Dynaxer HP4.

The BFGoodrich Advantage received an overall rating of 76%, standing out for its rousing dry handling and quiet ride. On the other hand, it showed a tendency towards understeer in the wet. Test results from AutoBild show it placed 18th out of 53 tyres, with dry handling and comfort being its strongest features. Test summaries in AutoBild 2024 and AutoBild 2022 highlight the robust driving behavior and short braking distances on dry roads. However, the handling tends to understeer and braking distances extend in wet conditions.

On the other hand, the Kleber Dynaxer HP4 exceeded in the overall rating with 82%, impressing with its comfort and external noise reduction. Yet, it showed some imbalances and weaknesses on wet roads. In the AutoBild test, it secured the 14th place out of 53 tyres. Its prowess in comfort and exterior noise were highlighted. In AutoBild 2024 and AutoBild 2022, the tyre earned appreciation for good aquaplaning characteristics, short wet and dry braking distances, good driving comfort, and quiet rolling noise. However, it's grip on wet surfaces and deferring steering response remained areas of concern.

In ADAC 's testing, BFGoodrich Advantage held 21st place from 50, whereas, Kleber Dynaxer HP4 stood higher in the 12th position.

In conclusion, while both tyres showcase positive aspects in terms of comfort and handling, the Kleber Dynaxer HP4 edges out the BFGoodrich Advantage in overall performance across multiple tests, despite its few shortcomings. However, the BFGoodrich Advantage provides commendable performance with a particular thrust on dry handling, positioned as an affordable and reliable option.