Comparison: Fulda MultiControl vs. Kleber Quadraxer 3 vs. Michelin CrossClimate 2

Fulda MultiControl vs Kleber Quadraxer 3: this direct comparison brings together all available test data and our site ratings to show which tyre performs better across wet, dry and snowy conditions. Read the summary of test positions, key strengths and weaknesses, and an overall verdict to help you choose the best all‑round tyre.

Quick links: Fulda MultiControl — manufacturer: Fulda. Kleber Quadraxer 3 — manufacturer: Kleber (Michelin group).

Summary of test results and ratings

• Our site ratings: Fulda MultiControl: 3% vs Kleber Quadraxer 3: 82%.


• Autobild 1: Fulda finished 31st of 35, Kleber 4th of 35 (top scores for aquaplaning, snow braking, comfort and dry braking).


• Autobild variant tests: Fulda placed 27th of 37, Kleber 7th of 37 (Kleber noted for comfort, low exterior noise and strong snow performance).


• Repeated test summaries for the Kleber highlight consistent strengths: good snow and dry grip, excellent aquaplaning resistance, short dry braking distances and comfortable ride. Weaknesses flagged across tests were delayed steering response and understeer on wet roads.

Head-to-head: where each tyre shines

• Kleber Quadraxer 3 (overall winner in these comparisons): consistently placed in the top 10 in multiple Autobild tests. Test highlights show it excels in aquaplaning resistance, snow braking, snow traction and comfort, and is praised as a strong second‑brand offering from the Michelin group. If you need a tyre that balances winter capability with low noise and good ride comfort, Kleber stands out.


• Fulda MultiControl (weak performer): positions near the rear of the test grids (31/35 and 27/37) and a very low site rating indicate it underperformed in core safety and dynamic tests. Test data points to poor relative performance versus peers; no replacement model is listed for this specific Fulda entry.

Strengths & weaknesses — concise verdicts
Kleber Quadraxer 3: Strengths — exceptional aquaplaning behaviour, short dry braking, strong snow traction/braking, comfortable and quiet ride. Weaknesses — tendency toward delayed steering response and some understeer in wet handling. Overall: a reliable all‑round choice when wet and snow performance and comfort matter; its 82% rating and high test positions confirm that.

Fulda MultiControl: Strengths — none prominent in the aggregated test summaries; Weaknesses — low test rankings and a very low site rating suggest issues with handling and braking compared with rivals. Overall: not recommended

Final recommendation: the Kleber Quadraxer 3 is the clear winner in these mutual tests — stronger in aquaplaning, snow and dry braking, and better regarded for comfort and noise. The Fulda MultiControl trails substantially in the same comparisons. For most drivers seeking a safe and quiet all‑round tyre, choose Kleber Quadraxer 3; only consider the Fulda MultiControl if you have a specific reason (cost/stock) and accept the performance compromises.