Comparison: Vredestein Quatrac vs. Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO vs. Michelin CrossClimate 2

In this comparison, we are looking at two popular tyres: the Vredestein Quatrac and the Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO. Both are highly regarded allround tyres, but they have some key differences which may impact on your buying decision.

The Vredestein Quatrac tyre, which is manufactured by Vredestein, scores particularly well in our own internal reviews, with an impressive 94% rating. Autobild testing shows that this tyre consistently places well, coming 2nd in the most recent test and excelling in areas such as wet handling, dry braking, and comfort. In terms of strengths, this tyre shines for its agile handling, precise steering, and low rolling resistance and the Autobild tests praise it for its impressive performance on both snow, ice and wet conditions. The only weakness noted was a mediocre tire life.

Turning to the Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO, we see a tyre that performs differently. Our rating for this Bridgestone tyre is lower than the Vredestein Quatrac, but still respectable at 75%. In the Autobild test, it ranks just below the Vredestein Quatrac in 3rd place. The strengths of this tyre are its short wet braking distances and lower rolling resistance. Like the Vredestein Quatrac, it performs well in both wet and dry conditions. However, reviewers note some issues when it comes to driving on snow and ice. There have also been reports of sluggish steering response and understeering in snow handling, alongside a complaints about average mileage.

In conclusion, both tyres offer excellent performance and are a solid choice for an all-round tyre. The Vredestein Quatrac stands out for its performance in a wide range of conditions and is perhaps the more versatile of the two. On the other hand, the Bridgestone Weather Control A005 EVO offers strong performance and may be a better choice for those who rarely drive in snowy conditions and prioritize braking performance. We recommend considering your own driving needs and preferences when choosing between these two options.