Comparison: Debica Presto HP2 vs. Bridgestone Turanza T005 vs. Kumho Ecsta HS52

Today we will be comparing the performance of two summer tyres, the Debica Presto HP2 by Debica and the Bridgestone Turanza T005 by Bridgestone, as seen in tyre tests conducted by ADAC and Autobild.

In the ADAC test involving 18 tyres, the Debica Presto HP2 landed 7th while the Bridgestone Turanza T005 secured the 3rd position, evidencing a stronger performance in this specific test.

Moving our focus to Autobild's comparative test (53 tyres in total), the Presto HP2 secured 16th place while the Turanza T005 took a commendable 7th spot once again. For the Presto HP2, this test highlighted 'Price/Value' as its best performing features. The Turanza T005 dominated in 'Rolling Resistance'.

Debica Presto HP2

With our rating of 79%, Debica Presto HP2 comes off as a decent performer in summer conditions. Autobild 2019 draws attention to its good environmental credentials, mileage, abrasion and efficiency. However, it also highlights some weaknesses related to driving safety that may affect its overall balance. Praise was nevertheless given to its performance in terms of price/value. Despite being a mid-range option, the Presto HP2 stands its ground but room for improvement in terms of driving safety is noticeable.

Bridgestone Turanza T005

With our rating of 92%, Bridgestone Turanza T005 distinguishes itself as a higher-end, all-rounder. The tyre is lauded for its performance on dry and wet roads, impressive environmental credentials and its high efficiency, scoring top in Autobild 2019's efficiency category. The Turanza T005 doesn't present any notable weak points, proving its value as a reliable touring summer tyre. Its strength in 'Rolling resistance' earned it higher positions in tyre tests.

To summarize, the Debica Presto HP2 offers a strong cost/value proposition, especially for those prioritizing environmental factors and efficiency. However, for those seeking a more balanced performance throughout, the Bridgestone Turanza T005 would make a consistently high-performing option.

Neither of these models have new versions that replaced them, thus both retain their relevance in today's market. Whether you lean towards Debica's value for money or Bridgestone's all-rounder qualities, both tyres offer reliable choices for summer driving conditions.