Comparison: Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Cargo vs. Continental VanContact 4Season

The Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Cargo, produced by Goodyear generally held its own in various tests, especially impressing when it came to snow related characteristics. Several tests have highlighted its snow handling, snow traction, and snow braking as strong points. Furthermore, its level of comfort also resulted to be a positive factor. However, a common setback following testing results showcased somewhat extended dry braking distance. Of note, in a comparison test by Autobild, it secured 2^nd position out of 8 tyres; similar result was obtained in a test by Promobil, where it secured 2^nd position out of 7 tyres. Overall, this tyre scored a decent 70% on our rating scale.

On the flip side, the Continental VanContact 4Season, designed by Continental, has consistently shown incredible performance in numerous categories. This tyre has shined in areas such as aquaplaning, dry handling, snow braking, snow cornering, rolling resistance, and wet handling. A prominent highlight is its capability to deliver impressive performance in both snow and wet conditions, together with good steering precision, and low rolling resistance contributing to fuel efficiency. Nonetheless, its comfort level and price have been pointed out as areas for improvement. In comparison tests by both Autobild and Promobil, this tyre triumphed, securing 1^st place. A testimony of its superiority is evident in our rating system as it scores a high 81%.

To conclude, while both the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Cargo and the Continental VanContact 4Season are solid all-rounder tyres, the Continental VanContact 4Season stands out as the top performer in these comparison tests. Despite its higher price and average comfort, its brilliant overall performance ensures it holds its position as a leading all-season tyre for your vehicle.