Comparison: Cooper Zeon CS8 vs. Fulda SportControl 2 vs. Goodyear Efficientgrip 2 SUV

In this comparison, we will be discussing two competitive summer tyres, the Cooper Zeon CS8 and the Fulda SportControl 2. Both tyres have a reputation for delivering reliable performance, but there are key differences to consider.

The Cooper Zeon CS8, manufactured in the United Kingdom, earned a respectable our rating score of 56%. Designed for summer driving, this tyre did not outshine in any previous or newer models. When reviewed by Autobild, Cooper Zeon CS8 had a position of 19 out of 52 tyres in the test, indicating a middle-ground performance.

Distinct strengths and weaknesses of Cooper Zeon CS8 have not been indicated in the available data. However, the tyre's mid-range position in the Autobild test suggests a balance of features without major drawbacks. This factor could make the CS8 suitable for drivers seeking a reliable, well-rounded summer tyre.

On the other hand, the Fulda SportControl 2, with an impressive our rating score of 84%, has showcased superior performance in Autobild test. This tyre secured a position of 9 out of 52 tyres overall, and its best feature was noted as Aquaplaning - cross.

Autobild 2021 summarised the Fulda SportControl 2's strengths as good resistance to aquaplaning and short braking distances on both wet and dry roads. However, a slight downfall was noticed in "responding to steering commands and the mileage performance". Despite these minor issues, the tyre's high overall performance and strong aquaplaning results, coupled with excellent price-performance ratio was highly appreciated.

In comparison, the Fulda SportControl 2 appears to outperform the Cooper Zeon CS8 in test results, presenting a more appealing option for drivers who prioritize braking and aquaplaning resistance.

In conclusion, while both the Cooper Zeon CS8 and the Fulda SportControl 2 are dependable summer tyres, deciding on the suitable fit would require consideration of individual driving conditions and preference.