Comparison: Dunlop All Season 2 vs. Nokian Seasonproof 2 (2026)

Premium

Dunlop

All Season 2

VS

Seasonproof 2

8.7

R15 – R20

1 mutual test(s) with detailed data

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Quatrac

Same tyre, same strengths: confident wet and dry braking, at the cost of mileage and efficiency.

Both names here point to the same tyre in Vredestein's range — the Vredestein ULTRAC — which sits in the brand's premium passenger lineup alongside the sportier Vredestein Ultrac Pro and the more touring-focused Vredestein Ultrac+. Rather than a rivalry, this is a chance to look closely at what one model in the Vredestein catalogue actually delivers across its full 15"–21" size range, since it's fitted to everything from compact hatchbacks to larger saloons.

Test Profile

All Season 2

Seasonproof 2

Number of tests

6

3

Best position

#5

#1

Average position

9.8

4.7

Latest test

2026

Available sizes

68

72

Performance comparison

Economy

Confidence

69%

Dunlop

All Season 2

67%

Nokian

Seasonproof 2

Mileage

Dunlop All Season 2

69%

Nokian Seasonproof 2

67%

Performance spider chart

Verdict

Since both names describe the same Vredestein ULTRAC, this isn't really a choice between two tyres but confirmation of where this model sits in the wider range. It's the pick for drivers who want dependable wet and dry braking with a comfortable, quiet ride, and who aren't chasing maximum tread life. Anyone wanting sharper dry handling should look toward the Vredestein Ultrac Pro, while those prioritising a smoother, more relaxed touring character might prefer the Vredestein Ultrac+ instead.