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Detailed head-to-head comparison based on actual test results
The Toyo Proxes Comfort is a summer touring tyre designed in Japan by Toyo Tires. Its outstanding strengths include low noise, very low rolling resistance, and good dry braking according to TyreReviews.com. In tests by Autobild, it showcased decent capabilities in Aquaplaning and Dry Handling, despite facing tough competition from 55 other tyres. However, it fell short in terms of wet braking and its handling capabilities in both dry and wet conditions have been categorised as average. An issue of concern raised was the minimal tread life or tyre mileage, implying that a tyre replacement could be expected earlier than desired.
Comparatively, our review of the Continental PremiumContact 7, manufactured in multiple European locations by Continental AG, showed impressive results. This summer touring tyre stands apart with a very high rating of 97%. It showed top performance in both dry and wet conditions, earning the best positions in tests for its wet grip, dry handling, and notably, the shortest dry braking. Despite its slightly higher noise level and average aquaplaning resistance, the tyre earned commendations for its excellent overall performance. With no new model in sight, it remains a reliable option among Continental's line of summer tyres.
In a direct comparison, the Continental PremiumContact 7 outperforms the Toyo Proxes Comfort in almost all categories. Not only does it offer better grip, shorter braking distances, and superior handling, but it also promises a longer tread life, addressing one of the primary weaknesses of the Toyo tyre.
Despite the Toyo Proxes Comfort's commendable rolling resistance and lower noise levels, it is not enough to surpass the comprehensive superiority of the Continental PremiumContact 7, making the latter an overall better choice in terms of performance, reliability, and longevity.
In conclusion, the Continental PremiumContact 7 is the clear winner between the two, providing a better performance experience.
Averaged from 3 tests
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