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Detailed head-to-head comparison based on actual test results
The Michelin CrossClimate 2 and Dunlop Sport All Season position themselves as all-rounders in the tyre industry. Both have strengths and weaknesses that indeed make them suitable for different driving conditions.
The Michelin CrossClimate 2, made in Italy and Spain, is a successor to the well-reviewed Michelin CrossClimate. It has an excellent rating of 96%, outperforming the majority of its peers. Michelin stands out particularly for its low exterior noise and rolling resistance, as well as its excellent snow performance, offering robust snow braking, cornering, and handling capacities. However, it falls short on wet braking and is slightly expensive per km due to its high purchase price and average wear.
On the other hand, the Dunlop Sport All Season, made in France, exhibits good handling and braking in the snow and low rolling resistance. Despite this, the tyre's extended braking distances in the dry and wet might be a concern for some drivers. It also struggles with grip on ice, leading to increased wear and consequently average value.
In most of the tests, the Michelin CrossClimate 2 consistently occupies a higher position compared to the Dunlop Sport All Season. This dominance is seen in the widely reputed Tyre Reviews, Autobild, Autoklub ČR tests, etc. In the Autobild test comprising 32 tyres, for example, Michelin secured the 1st position, whereas Dunlop settled for the 6th. Similarly, in a test by Autoklub ČR involving 10 tyres, Michelin once again emerged 1st, while Dunlop was ranked 7th.
In conclusion, although both the Michelin CrossClimate 2 and Dunlop Sport All Season showcase good handling capabilities, the Michelin seems to outperform Dunlop in most areas according to various tests. That said, Dunlop's merit lies in its comfortable ride and lower price, making it a consideration for drivers prioritizing comfort and price over outright performance.
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