Comparison: Gt Radial Fe2 vs. Toyo Proxes Comfort vs. Michelin Primacy 4+

The Gt Radial Fe2 and Toyo Proxes Comfort are both well-known tyres, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. However, based on our testing and reviews, the Toyo Proxes Comfort stands clearly ahead in comparison, with our rating of 66% versus the Gt Radial Fe2's 0%.

In mutual test positions, the Toyo Proxes Comfort continually outperforms the Gt Radial Fe2. For example, in Autobild's tyre test, the Toyo Proxes Comfort ranked at position 6 out of 55, whereas the Gt Radial Fe2 settled for a lower rank in position 19. Equally, in the ADAC test, the Toyo Proxes Comfort secured a spot in position 14 out of 50, while the Gt Radial Fe2 held position 22.

When focusing on the strengths of the Gt Radial Fe2, it's clear that its key benefits revolve around safe aquaplaning qualities and short dry braking distances, making it a preferable tyre choice in dry conditions. However, it does have some weaknesses, which include average grip on both wet and dry roads and an extended wet braking distance.

On the other hand, the Toyo Proxes Comfort is notable for its dynamic wet and dry handling, short braking distances, and low noise. It also stands out for its low rolling resistance and good dry braking, making it an excellent tyre during summer and in wet conditions. However, its weaknesses include an extended wet braking distance and average dry and wet handling.

In summary, the overall verdict from all the tests is clear. The Toyo Proxes Comfort from Toyo is a superior tyre, excelling in both wet and dry conditions. It outperforms the Gt Radial Fe2, which is made by Gt Radial, in our rating and in various tests. Considering all factors, the Toyo Proxes Comfort is a more reliable tyre for safety and durability.