Comparison: Falken EuroALL Season AS210 vs. Fulda MultiControl vs. GoodYear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3

The Falken EuroALL AS210, produced in Turkey, is an all-round tyre with a solid overall performance rated at 67% according to our site. Taking into account the fact that it hasn't been replaced by any newer model, it's a reliable choice for those who prefer a balance between comfort and performance in all seasons. Particularly noteworthy are the tyre’s dry handling abilities and its value for money, ranking them seventh in the Autobild testing context out of 27 tyres.

According to Automotorsport's statistics, the Falken EuroALL Season AS210 shines when considering traction and short braking distances on slippery snowy roads. Despite some minor under-steering on snowy and wet conditions, and a slight lengthening of dry braking distance, it provides excellent resistance to aquaplaning and offers a long life. For Autobild, it's a versatile tyre with good aquaplaning properties and dry handling capabilities, albeit average in terms of snow braking distance.

On the other hand, the Fulda MultiControl, another type of all-round tyre, performed slightly worse in the Autobild test, ending up 13th out of the 27 compared tyres. Regarding our internal ranking, the Fulda MultiControl hasn’t been evaluated yet, meaning that comparative data is relatively scarce. However, its all-round nature indicates versatility across multiple weather conditions.

In terms of all-around performance, both tyres are relatively balanced, with the Falken EuroALL AS210 standing out slightly due to its higher ranking in the Autobild test. Visit the Falken and Fulda manufacturer pages for more info on these tyres. Keep in mind that your decision should be based on environment-specific considerations such as the type of vehicle, driving habits, and local weather.