Comparison: Toyo Proxes Comfort vs. Nokian WetProof vs. Debica Presto HP2 vs. Continental PremiumContact 7

Here we shall compare two summer tyres: Toyo Proxes Comfort, made in Japan, and Nokian WetProof, which originates from Finland. Both tyres have been replaced with newer models (Toyo recent model, Nokian recent model), though they still have much to offer.

The Toyo Proxes Comfort is a touring tyre that has performed well in various tests, earning it a rating of 74% on our website. It has scored particularly well in dry handling and wet side guide categories in the Firmenauto test, finishing in a respectable 11th place out of 11 candidates. However, it struggled in the Autobild test, placing 17th out of 53 total tyres. Visit the original page of Toyo Proxes Comfort to get more details.

In comparison, the Nokian WetProof has an overall rating of 68% on our site. This tyre excels in a variety of categories, such as exterior noise, wet handling, objective wet handling, and wet side guide as per the Firmenauto test. It also secured a commendable 2nd position in this particular test. In the Autobild test, the WetProof tyre grabbed 6th place among 53 competitors. For more details, visit the Nokian WetProof page. Based on the reviews, the Nokian WetProof appears to be balanced, good on dry and wet roads, and efficient according to Autozeitung. However, it falls short when it comes to environmental impact and sustainability, and shows weakness in tyre lifespan and wear.

If we seek to compare these two tyres side-by-side in common tests, the Toyo Proxes Comfort had a slight edge in the ADAC test, securing the 5th position as opposed to the Nokian’s 6th. However, the WetProof managed to outperform the Proxes Comfort in both the Firmenauto and Autobild tests.

In conclusion, both the Toyo Proxes Comfort and the Nokian WetProof are efficient and reliable tires, each offering distinct features that cater to varied tastes and preferences. Glean some insights into these two remarkable brands from Japan and Finland respectively, Toyo and Nokian, and the summer tyres that they offer.