Comparison: Falken EuroALL Season AS210 vs. BFGoodrich G-Grip All Season 2 vs. Nokian WeatherProof vs. Nokian Seasonproof vs. Kumho Solus HA31 vs. Hankook Kinergy 4S H740 vs. Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-2

Falken EuroALL Season AS210 and BFGoodrich G‑Grip All Season 2 are two popular all‑season tyres aimed at drivers who want one set for year‑round use. Both were benchmarked in independent tests, giving us a clear picture of their strengths, weaknesses and how they stack up against each other.

Test results at a glance: In a major Autobild comparison of 27 all‑season tyres, the Falken finished 7th, while the BFGoodrich placed 14th. That means the Falken performed better overall across the test criteria, with a particularly convincing mix of dry handling, comfort, aquaplaning resistance and standout price/value. The BFGoodrich, meanwhile, scored its best marks for snow braking and handling, ride comfort and low exterior noise, underlining its winter‑leaning character.

What the detailed assessments say:

• Falken EuroALL Season AS210: Praised for balanced driving behaviour in all weather, stable handling, good aquaplaning safety and high mileage, alongside a budget‑friendly price. The main caveat noted was an average snow braking distance. Many sizes are manufactured in Turkey.


• BFGoodrich G‑Grip All Season 2: Stood out as a snow specialist with excellent lateral grip and traction on snow and ice, plus short dry braking, good ride comfort and fuel‑saving rolling resistance. Its weakness was a tendency to understeer on wet roads, which kept it from a higher overall ranking.

Head‑to‑head: where each tyre leads

• Wet and aquaplaning: Advantage Falken. Testers highlighted its secure wet‑weather behaviour and strong aquaplaning margins, whereas the BFGoodrich showed understeer in the wet.


• Snow performance: Advantage BFGoodrich. It consistently delivered better snow braking, handling and cornering grip, making it the more winter‑oriented choice.


• Comfort and noise: Both are comfortable, with BFGoodrich having a slight edge in low exterior noise. The Falken still rates well for comfort.


• Economy: Falken shines on price/value and mileage; BFGoodrich counters with lower rolling resistance for fuel savings.

Replacement status: As of now, neither tyre has an officially announced successor, so there is no replacement model to link to for either the Falken EuroALL Season AS210 or the BFGoodrich G‑Grip All Season 2.

Verdict: If you want a well‑balanced all‑season tyre that performs confidently in the wet, keeps aquaplaning under control and offers strong mileage at a keen price, the Falken EuroALL Season AS210 is the better overall performer in tests and the safer pick for regions with frequent rain and mild winters. If your priority is maximum snow traction and stability with quiet, comfortable cruising—and you’re willing to accept less sharp wet handling—the BFGoodrich G‑Grip All Season 2 remains a compelling winter‑biased all‑season option.

Learn more about the brands: Falken tyres | BFGoodrich tyres