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2022 Sport Auto All Season Tyre Test

Jonathan Benson
Data analyzed and reviewed by Jonathan Benson
5 min read Updated

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Dry 26%
Wet 37%
Snow 21%
Comfort 5%
Value 11%
Dry 26% · Wet 37% · Snow 21% · Comfort 5% · Value 11%
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Test Results Data

BEST Good Average Below Average
# Tyre Total Score Dry Wet Snow Comfort Value
Braking M Handling Km/H % Braking M Handling Km/H Circle m/s Straight Aqua Km/H Curved Aquaplaning m/sec2 % Braking M Handling Km/H Slalom m/sec2 % Noise dB % Price Rolling Resistance kg / t %
1 Michelin CrossClimate 2 95.6% 38.2 122.9 100% 35.6 69.9 7.71 71.4 2.03 90% 26.3 2 47.7 2 3.41 2 98.9% 72.1 98.6% 208 7.6 2 93.7%
2 ▲1 Continental AllSeasonContact 94.7% 42.3 121.8 94.7% 34.5 72.1 7.99 3 72.4 2 2.42 2 93.7% 28.8 3 46.2 3 3.19 92.9% 73.1 97.3% 193 3 7.5 96.8%
3 ▲1 Bridgestone Blizzak LM005 94.6% 43.1 120.3 93.3% 32.7 2 73.7 2 7.97 71.5 3 2.02 94.5% 26.1 47.9 3.49 100% 71.2 2 99.9% 240 8.6 82.4%
4 Bridgestone Weather Control A005 94.3% 40 2 122.8 2 97.7% 32.9 3 71.7 8.03 2 68.7 1.84 93% 29 45.1 3.08 90.9% 72.1 98.6% 182 2 8.3 3 92.1%
5 ▼3 Vredestein Quatrac Pro 94.2% 43 122.7 3 94.3% 30.1 75.4 8.17 70.1 1.93 97.7% 30.9 43.5 3.06 87.7% 71.1 100% 174 9 88.8%
6 ▼1 Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 92.4% 43.9 121.6 93% 33.5 73.1 3 7.98 70.4 2.04 3 93.6% 28.9 44.9 3.2 3 91.9% 71.7 99.2% 226 9 81.2%
7 ▼1 Toyo Celsius AS2 91.4% 40.9 3 122.1 96.4% 39.5 68.5 7.58 75.6 2.58 88.5% 30.1 45.2 3.1 90% 71.5 3 99.4% 202 8.8 85.5%
Bridgestone Potenza Sport 36.7 1 127.3 1 103.8% 33.4 71.3 8.45 1 75.5 2 2.76 1 97.1% 56.8 17.6 1.23 39.5% 73.9 96.2% 171 1 9.8 84.9%
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Dry 100% Wet 90% Snow 99% Comfort 99% Value 94%
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Dry
Dry Braking 38.2 M
Dry Handling 122.9 Km/H
Wet
Wet Braking 35.6 M
Wet Handling 69.9 Km/H
Wet Circle 7.71 m/s
Straight Aqua 71.4 Km/H
Curved Aquaplaning 2.03 m/sec2
Snow
Snow Braking 26.3 M 2
Snow Handling 47.7 Km/H 2
Snow Slalom 3.41 m/sec2 2
Comfort
Noise 72.1 dB
Value
Price 208
Rolling Resistance 7.6 kg / t 2
Dry 95% Wet 94% Snow 93% Comfort 97% Value 97%
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Dry
Dry Braking 42.3 M
Dry Handling 121.8 Km/H
Wet
Wet Braking 34.5 M
Wet Handling 72.1 Km/H
Wet Circle 7.99 m/s 3
Straight Aqua 72.4 Km/H 2
Curved Aquaplaning 2.42 m/sec2 2
Snow
Snow Braking 28.8 M 3
Snow Handling 46.2 Km/H 3
Snow Slalom 3.19 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 73.1 dB
Value
Price 193 3
Rolling Resistance 7.5 kg / t
Dry 93% Wet 95% Snow 100% Comfort 100% Value 82%
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Dry
Dry Braking 43.1 M
Dry Handling 120.3 Km/H
Wet
Wet Braking 32.7 M 2
Wet Handling 73.7 Km/H 2
Wet Circle 7.97 m/s
Straight Aqua 71.5 Km/H 3
Curved Aquaplaning 2.02 m/sec2
Snow
Snow Braking 26.1 M
Snow Handling 47.9 Km/H
Snow Slalom 3.49 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 71.2 dB 2
Value
Price 240
Rolling Resistance 8.6 kg / t
Dry 98% Wet 93% Snow 91% Comfort 99% Value 92%
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Dry
Dry Braking 40 M 2
Dry Handling 122.8 Km/H 2
Wet
Wet Braking 32.9 M 3
Wet Handling 71.7 Km/H
Wet Circle 8.03 m/s 2
Straight Aqua 68.7 Km/H
Curved Aquaplaning 1.84 m/sec2
Snow
Snow Braking 29 M
Snow Handling 45.1 Km/H
Snow Slalom 3.08 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 72.1 dB
Value
Price 182 2
Rolling Resistance 8.3 kg / t 3
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94.2%
Dry 94% Wet 98% Snow 88% Comfort 100% Value 89%
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Dry
Dry Braking 43 M
Dry Handling 122.7 Km/H 3
Wet
Wet Braking 30.1 M
Wet Handling 75.4 Km/H
Wet Circle 8.17 m/s
Straight Aqua 70.1 Km/H
Curved Aquaplaning 1.93 m/sec2
Snow
Snow Braking 30.9 M
Snow Handling 43.5 Km/H
Snow Slalom 3.06 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 71.1 dB
Value
Price 174
Rolling Resistance 9 kg / t
Dry 93% Wet 94% Snow 92% Comfort 99% Value 81%
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Dry
Dry Braking 43.9 M
Dry Handling 121.6 Km/H
Wet
Wet Braking 33.5 M
Wet Handling 73.1 Km/H 3
Wet Circle 7.98 m/s
Straight Aqua 70.4 Km/H
Curved Aquaplaning 2.04 m/sec2 3
Snow
Snow Braking 28.9 M
Snow Handling 44.9 Km/H
Snow Slalom 3.2 m/sec2 3
Comfort
Noise 71.7 dB
Value
Price 226
Rolling Resistance 9 kg / t
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91.4%
Dry 96% Wet 89% Snow 90% Comfort 99% Value 86%
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Dry
Dry Braking 40.9 M 3
Dry Handling 122.1 Km/H
Wet
Wet Braking 39.5 M
Wet Handling 68.5 Km/H
Wet Circle 7.58 m/s
Straight Aqua 75.6 Km/H
Curved Aquaplaning 2.58 m/sec2
Snow
Snow Braking 30.1 M
Snow Handling 45.2 Km/H
Snow Slalom 3.1 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 71.5 dB 3
Value
Price 202
Rolling Resistance 8.8 kg / t
Dry 104% Wet 97% Snow 40% Comfort 96% Value 85%
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Dry
Dry Braking 36.7 M 1
Dry Handling 127.3 Km/H 1
Wet
Wet Braking 33.4 M
Wet Handling 71.3 Km/H
Wet Circle 8.45 m/s 1
Straight Aqua 75.5 Km/H 2
Curved Aquaplaning 2.76 m/sec2 1
Snow
Snow Braking 56.8 M
Snow Handling 17.6 Km/H
Snow Slalom 1.23 m/sec2
Comfort
Noise 73.9 dB
Value
Price 171 1
Rolling Resistance 9.8 kg / t
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Discussion

10 comments
  1. TJ archived

    Interesting. The difference though between the winter and a/s seems frankly negligible. Is there a reason for that - what temperature were the tests conducted at? I have vredstein hitrac a/s on the car currently was considering a winter for a drive through some snowy passes, but based on this data doesn't look like there would be much benefit?

    #8572
    1. TyreReviews TJ archived

      These are European all season tyres, which you call all weather tyres. They have a lot more snow performance than a US all season

      #8576
      1. 양준영 TyreReviews archived

        Hey there’s error on this test results. Michellin cross climate 2 has 3pmsf.

        #9175
        1. TyreReviews 양준영 archived

          You're right, they''re all 3peak

          #9177
  2. Mike archived

    This is a really good test that I’ve been hankering for. Can the top winter tyres match all seasons and even a summer tyre in similar sizes. I have 235/40/18 tyres on a short wheel base Quattro 3.2 TT. A heavy little car, FWD biased and obviously when pushed prefers an under steer balance. My gut says a Vred Wintrac Pro is a better solution than a Bridgestone Weather Control all season, but due to laws on the continent, I need all season or a winter tyre. After experiencing the CC2 on my wife’s car year round, I’d rather just get the very very best UHP winter or all season I can buy.

    #8508
  3. Steve archived

    I've fitted a pair of CC2 tyres to the rear of my car (front has CC+) in 205/55R16 , this is the first time I've read elsewhere about someone else experiencing a strange noise with them on, but I too get a weird 'whooshing' noise only when coasting on quiet surfaces between ~40-50mph. Weird!

    #8413
  4. Néocray archived

    That is an interesting review with known winter and summer references AND temperatures.
    It looks like the Quatrac Pro is better in the dry on this size than the 225/45R17 recently tested by Jon. Too bad, because otherwise, it seems the right balance for winter driving on mild climate.

    #8410
    1. TyreReviews Néocray archived

      Either the Quatrac Pro is better or the competition is worse in this size. Vred always seem to have done better in tests in bigger sizes, though there's a reason there's not a lot of all season tyres in the big sizes, they start becoming too much of a compromise!

      #8411
      1. tiranor TyreReviews archived

        This disparity with the different sizes makes me uncertain. My car runs 245/45R18, it seems like it's halfway from the 225 from the other test and this one

        #8649
        1. TyreReviews tiranor archived

          It might just be that the better size had a midlife update that wasn't in the other size at time of testing. Only Vred will know.

          #8654