Comparison: Dunlop Sport All Season vs. Hankook Kinergy 4S2 H750

The Dunlop Sport All Season and the Hankook Kinergy 4S2 H750 are two all-round tyres that have been put under the microscope in a series of tests.

Upon comparison, the Dunlop Sports All season tyre is seen to offer a relishing balance of handling, both on wet and dry surfaces. Its low rolling resistance and commendable driving comfort are additional pluses. However, it isn't without a few drawbacks. It faces difficulty with snow handling and has been noted for possessing quite moderate aquaplaning properties and longer dry braking distances.

Dunlop Sport All Season, a product of Dunlop, does not replace any previous models and is made in France. In the Auto Bild test, it secured the 6th position out of 32 positions, with standout properties in Comfort, Wet circle managing, Dry handling, and Aquaplaning scenarios cross and longitudinally.

On the other hand, the Hankook Kinergy 4S2 H750, a successor to the previously popular Hankook Kinergy 4S, is a tyre with dependable characteristics on snow and ice, accurate steering behaviour and an impressive kilometre performance. Albeit, possessing slightly elongated wet and dry braking distances as seen in the test. Made in Korea by Hankook, it secured a higher 4th position in the Auto Bild test, with rave reviews in particular for its strength in Aquaplaning and cross, Exterior noise, Snow braking, and Snow handling.

In conclusion, there isn't a single tyre that stands out as the winner. Both tyres have their unique strengths and weaknesses. Dunlop Sport All Season stands out for its Comfort, Wet circle cornering, Dry handling and Aquaplaning while Hankook Kinergy 4S2 H750 underscores its strengths in Aquaplaning - cross, Exterior noise, Snow braking and Snow handling. This analysis is meant to guide your decision but should be taken in line with your unique preference and driving habits.

For more details on individual tyre ratings, you can follow the links above to each tyre's respective page.