Comparison: Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 vs. Kleber Quadraxer 3 vs. GT RADIAL ClimateActive vs. Continental AllSeasonContact 2

In head-to-head results from multiple tyre tests, the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 (our rating: 90%) consistently ranks ahead of the Kleber Quadraxer 3 (our rating: 81%). Both are marketed as all-round/all-season tyres, but independent test data shows clear differences in character, strengths and weaknesses.

Summary of test positions and trends
Across Autobild and other comparative tests the Turanza All Season 6 frequently places in the top positions (1–3 in major tests) and wins praise for dry and wet handling, short braking distances and strong aquaplaning resistance. The Kleber Quadraxer 3 generally appears in mid-table positions (around 7th in several Autobild line-ups) and stands out for snow performance, comfort and value, but is repeatedly noted as weaker on dry roads and with slightly higher rolling resistance.

What Bridgestone does best
Test summaries highlight the Turanza All Season 6 as an all-season tyre with a strong bias toward dry and wet performance: agile dry handling, reliable wet braking and good longitudinal aquaplaning resistance. Reviews call it a “sommerspezialist” with high safety reserves on wet surfaces and good all-weather behavior. The tyre’s main drawbacks mentioned in tests are some weakness on snow and a relatively high price point. Overall verdict: premium, confidence-inspiring performance in dry and wet conditions; less impressive in deep snow. Manufacturer: Bridgestone.

What Kleber does best
The Kleber Quadraxer 3 is repeatedly praised for its winter capabilities: strong snow traction, short snow braking distances and competent snow handling. It also scores well for comfort and low exterior noise in several evaluations and represents a good price-to-performance ratio as a Michelin-owned second brand. Weaknesses reported across tests include understeer or delayed steering response on dry and wet asphalt, higher rolling resistance (so higher energy consumption) and slightly compromised dry handling. Manufacturer link: Kleber.

Head-to-head verdict
If you prioritize dynamic handling, short wet and dry braking and top overall test performance, the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 is the better choice — it outperforms the Kleber in most comparative metrics and scores higher in our ratings. If you regularly encounter snowy or icy conditions and want a comfortable, value-oriented all-season tyre that excels on snow, the Kleber Quadraxer 3 is a strong alternative, but be prepared for somewhat reduced agility on dry roads and a higher rolling resistance.

Additional notes
Neither tyre is listed as replaced by a newer model in our data set; no successor links are provided. For quick reference, see the tyre pages: Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 and Kleber Quadraxer 3. In short: Bridgestone = top-ranked, all-rounder with a dry/wet bias; Kleber = winter-capable, comfortable value tyre with some compromises on dry handling and efficiency.