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Detailed head-to-head comparison based on actual test results
Let's dive into our comparison review of two all-round tyres: the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 and the Vredestein Quatrac Pro+.
Starting with the Continental AllSeasonContact 2, this tyre model has replaced previous Continental AllSeasonContact with notable improvements. Notably, Continental AllSeasonContact 2 has consistently performed well in tyre tests, securing top positions. The tyre shines for its wet handling, wet braking, rolling resistance, and dry handling. One striking feature noted by Autobild was its low rolling resistance, which directly contributes to high fuel economy. Plus, it impressed with its quiet rolling noise and solid safety reserves in dry conditions.
In comparison, we have the Vredestein Quatrac Pro+, hailing from Vredestein a well-established manufacturer link, which has replaced the previous models. While the tyre has secured lower positions in tests compared to the Continental counterpart, it’s not without its strengths. The Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ is commended for its balanced performance on both wet and dry surfaces and stands out for its affordability.
Collectively, in all the tests, Continental AllSeasonContact 2 has remained dominant, securing the top position in SPORTAUTO and ACE, and ranking third in AUTOBILD. Meanwhile, Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ struggled to clinch higher positions, ranking seventh in AUTOBILD, sixth in ACE, SPORTAUTO, and ALVOLANTE.
Summing up this comparison, the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 seems to be the stronger of the two tyres based on its overall test performance. It offers excellent wet and dry handling, superior braking, and low rolling resistance which advocates for better fuel economy. It's also worth noting its high rating of 85%, far surpassing the Vredestein Quatrac Pro+'s 60%.
On the other hand, despite lower test rankings and ratings, the Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ holds its own with balanced wet and dry performance and cost-effectiveness. Choose this if you’re on a budget but still want a reliable all-round tyre.
As always, choosing the right tyre comes down to your specific needs and preferences. Both Continental and Vredestein offer compelling options, with Continental AllSeasonContact 2 being the all-round winner in this comparison.
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