Best All Season Tire for 2024? Michelin vs Bridgestone vs Continental vs Pirelli vs Dunlop vs Yoko
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2024
- In this test I find out whether any of the new all season / all weather tires from Bridgestone, Continental and Pirelli can take it to the best of the category, the Michelin CrossClimate 2.
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For the longest time the Michelin CrossClimate 2 has been the best all season tire available to buy.
Now the Michelin is over 3 years old there have been some new challengers from Bridgestone, Continental and Pirelli.
To find out which is best I test the new all season tires against the CrossClimate 2, and include all season tires from Dunlop and Yokohama.
I test these in the dry, wet, snow and ice, I test rolling resistance, noise and wear in what should be the most in depth all season test this year!
The tires in the test:
Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6
Continental AllSeasonContact 2
Dunlop Sport All Season
Fronway Fronwing AS
Michelin CrossClimate 2
Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3
Yokohama BluEarth 4S AW21
The all season category of tires in Europe is called all weather in North America.
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This is the best tire review channel. Exemplary production quality and driver value when combined with an exhaustively data intense website.
Better than TireRack which is a shame. But I’m sure these type of reviews would affect their supplier relationships.
Okay as an idiot I’m gonna say how much grip surface is actually on the ground how much grip surface how much of the surface is actually gripping the tarmac on the ground that’s my definition, not tread pattern but give me the grip pattern because the grip on the ground is what we need, so how much grip the tyres havedo they grip the road unforgiving tarmac? How much traction can these tyres get on tarmac?
Agreed. Been watching for years so much effort put into the tests
Absolutely. Choosing an All Season Tire is searching a good compromise. I have chosen to go with Goodyear Vector 4 Season.
Their performance is nearly always good. I don't have to worry about grip, even when they were near the winter markings.
This channel helped me to choose a tire matching my needs. The test methods match everyday using behavior.
i have a bmw x5 all wheel drive. best rain tire i ever had was quite by accident, dunlap winter sports 235-50-18., directional snow tires. unlreal the handling, was like on dry grounds in pouring rain, made a 6000 lb truck drive like it was on rails ,, i was able to smoothly corner at 45- 50 mph on turns i would only do 35-40 with my scorpion zeros
That moustache transition was on another level tho
:D it started because i'm glazy, now i feel like I need to teach a gym class.
He's got a list of tyres and he's crossing them off test by test. He's just trying to find a better tyre. His name is Jonathan.
Glad to see he's joined the moustache club. Strong look. Now cut off that beard!
😂😂😂😂
winter cuts were maybe in movember?
doing a convoy wear test is going above and beyond
Did you switch the leader of the convoy or the same tyre was on front all the time?
@@formicone7 In another video with convoy wear testing they stated that both the drivers and the sets of tires were rotated between vehicles. I would assume the same procedure was used here.
These videos are my prime source of information for choosing a new all season tire.
I look forward to these tests every year. So much effort and details go into these reviews, truly a gold standard in tires content. Keep it up!
THANK YOU soooo much for residual speed! This adds something I can reference when making recommendations for those that say 'well that's track driving".
Thank you! thank you! I originally missed this upload. Notifications are now actually ON!
I bought Continental ASC2 in october, but could not find any tests like this, now I'm glad i did.
Nice choice, how are you finding them?
@@tyrereviews I am very satisfied with them, only thing I noticed is a little bit aquaplaning in deep water puddles, I didnt have a chance to drive them in snow this year and my car is rear wheel drive , so that would be interesting
I also put them on my wifes A Class after she had a scary moment on ice. We’ve been very impressed by the new continentals so much so they’re going on my Tesla when the OEM summer Michelins wear out. She was confident leaving the house in snow the one day it snowed this year but I was sliding sideways down the drive on summer tyres.
did you buy in usa? i cant find them in usa
@@johnkirkman6185 where in usa did you get them?
Hands down the best tire reviewer. Im in need of tires very soon and planned on the Michelin due to your other videos, but its great to see a better value tire perform almost equally well(continental). Cant wait to try them!
Best channel for tire review on CZcams. Keep up the good work 🎊
I bought new set of tyres yesterday Bridgestone Turanza Allseason 6. Thnx for your detailed review.
Been waiting for this video. Will guide my choice in Oct.
There will be another one by October!
Exactly the review I was waiting for before outfitting our 2 cars with new all-season tires. Very informative!
Awesome! Thanks for doing an ice test!
Pirelli is having progress year by year. And I like that we got a tire which is very good for summer and acceptable for winter. This is something we lost with the changes of the CrossClimates 2
Yeha pirelli was kind of bad for general use up until these past few years where their linup is getting better and better
Awesome review. My favorite tire used to be the Goodyear Assuarance TripleTreds. Now I love my CrossClimate2's and their longevity is outstanding. For the all-around best tire for my needs and use, the Michelin's are still king to me. Great video as always.
Same, having the crossclimates on my car for 3 years now and they look almost brand new, 2 more years and the savings from not having to change tires will pay for themselves :D
I am glad that competitors have caught up and surpassed Michelin. Perhaps this will motivate them to come out with a CC3.
I have CrossClimate2 on my Crosstrek. They are phenomenal all season tires. Especially for a daily driver.
I had cc2 on my rear wheel drive 335d for 60k Kms, phenomenal tires and even with the weight and torque that tire was good in wet and light snow. Plenty of tread left over after 3 yrs.
I also have CC2, but they became loud after ca 40000km...
So you habe the same experience?
thanks for the report, always look forward to your post and analysis
Loved the different name brand tires youtube video reviews, thank you for your help!
Bought Continental ASC 2 few months ago, already 5000km and very happy with it. 245/40/19 Thanks @tyrereviews for advising to buy Continental. Keep the good work with the videos!
Glad you like them, get a review on www.tyrereviews.com :)
Had the older contis on a previous car, and they were excellent. Good to see the new ones are even better. Living in Wales, cold, wet weather performance is more important to me than outright snow abilities.
Kudos to YOU for making this happen! 🙂
Thank you so much,so beautifully presented, I was a bit confused before seeing the video, now I know exactly what I need. Greetings from Italy
Another fantastic, really helpful video. Great to see consideration of residual speed on the cheaper tyres - crashing at 40+ km/hour can be life-changing in all the wrong ways - so important to get that message out
Especially when braking from 80 mph rather than 80 kph.
Where are the Goodyear Vector 4Seasons ?
Probably dragging it out he will do a big round up in the future double dip that way 😂
In the trash. Goodyear is garbage
@@Caxel108kid
Would have liked the hankook
Where Kama tyres? Or Viatti?
Great video as usual! Good comparison.
Amazing review as always mate, thanks for all your hard work! 😃
Wait... No Vredesteins? Their all-seasons were the best in the wet last time. Perfect for the UK winters (IMO)
Why would you like a tyre wich is a few % better in Rain then Snow? Never mind normal people have a set of winter tyres.
Because it almost never snows where I live. And rains nearly every single day in winter. @@yamahaevo
@@yamahaevoMost people in the UK use cheap summer tyres in the winter.
My car is fitted with Michelin Crossclimate 2s and my partner has Vredestein Quatracs on her car. I'm very happy with both of them 🙂
Same for the Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons I imagine; the priority was testing as many new products as possible against the all-round industry benchmark for reference.
@04smallmj Yes you do thats why the accidents are sky-high at winter. Why Prioritizing 5% better rain when you can drive a bit slower in that case?
I'm sticking with CC2's,2nd winter in the north and they have done things in the great white north that have blown my mind.
When I need to R&R my tires now ,I'm going back to the CC's.
One thing they did, on hard packed snow was, I hit the brakes hard at 50 mph and the car stopped like it was on blacktop.
The car stopped straight and the anti locks never activated .there's more ,no time to write a book.
Thank you for a very thorough evaluation of these tires. It was quite interesting to see how they compared.
Amazing work once again!!!
Pirelli looked so good... and then it did what it does on the motorcycle side also: provide a fantastic tire that wears too quickly, and performance degrades quickly in the last quarter of life.
HA! just got the Continental AllSeasonContact 2... now your test says they are the best. So glad to hear it.
Are you still pleased. Most expensive of the group of tyres?
Yes. After 3k km no issues. Ride is smooth. They are less noisy than my old winter tyres Conti TS 850P.
I love your videos man, keep up the good work!
Buying Continental AllSeasonContact 2 next month thanks to you! Thanks a lot for this awesome test! ❤
Really content with the Hankook Kinergy 4S, especially in dry and wet breaking! But all clients on the Michelin CrossClimate drove a really decent distance over the 90.000 km, and still have 3+ mm on profile left, that’s making them worthwhile the few extra € in price.
Yeah, a lot depends on the price difference of the Michelin's and the Hankooks for your particular car at the time you want them. Either are a great choice. As are some of the other premium all season tyres.
Thank you for your advice
Loved this review. I was about to purchase my usual tires, Michelin, but this review has definitely steered me toward the continental.
Great test, as usual :)
Thank you!
Finally tires from Dunlop and Yokohama in the test. Thanks a lot.
Glad someone appreciates it!
I do, too. I've always liked the idea of Yokahamas. Just barely ever bought them.
My cross climate plus tires were finished at 40,000kms. I switched to the Hankook 4s2, and feel that they are amazing in the snow and rain, far better than the cc+ tires. I was going to put the cc2 on, but the Hankook 4s2 was such a great deal, that I couldn't pass them up. An excellent tire and was convinced to try them after the excellent review TR posted. Thank you!!
I second that, very happy with the feel of the Hankooks.
Have the Hankook as well. Terrible flatspotting from being parked. I haven't got cc or cc2 to compare to, but I have generally not been super impressed by the snow performance.
I'm satisfied with my set. Wet and dry are excellent. For snow, they are great in a straight line both acceleration and braking. They are a bit prone to understeer in snow. I've had to use the handbrake to get enough rotation in tight turns. Fwd Mazda 3.
I bought the Hankooks too - first ever AS tyre for me. Find them way harder ride than the Michelin summer tyres I came from. How are they for firmness compared to other AS tyres for those that have had others - are Michelin CC a better ride comfort wise?
@@thebrowns5337 to me the first cc seemed harder.
Great review as usual, great to see the new generation coming through.
Happy to stick to my 16" Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons Gen - 3.
We get lots of wet country lanes in Weardale they are great for this.
Got the Contis after this review and I am impressed. They are really great tyres. So thank you so much for this video!
Thank you! Yesterday I order Continental AllSeasonContact 2. I see it as a good choice.
Let me know how you get on with it!
Great update. I have used Bridgestone on my A6 for a number of years. About 15 years ago I bought some cheap tyres, which after 500 miles I changed for a big brand tyres as the performance was so bad.
Wow what a great job you have done in time and money spent what an amazing test track etc etc good job sir! Bravo!
DUNLOP and YOKOHAMA!! This is simply great! Thank you very much for including them both in a current test.
It's great that you read and implemented the comments and wishes from previous videos! There was actually never a proper test of either tire - which especially annoyed me with the Dunlop.
I found this one particularly interesting because the Sport All Season is one of the last ones that still has an asymmetrical tire profile.
Based on your tests and recommendations over the last 2 years, we now have the CrossClimate2 on 2 everyday cars, but I was curious and bought a set of Dunlops in the fall of '23.
But - to be on the safer side - for an older all-wheel drive Audi, as I had already suspected that the performance would be limited on snow due to the profile pattern.
I can absolutely confirm your test values. The Dunlop steers very precisely, the wet handling and dry handling are really good, much better than expected!
The tire also runs unexpectedly quietly and comfortably (quieter than the Conti summer tires that were previously on the A6). And - as quattro zero traction issues or oversteer tendency.
Keep up your great testing! You're the best! 👍
Excellent review! Last september I bought a set of Bridgestone All Season 6 tyres, it was a bit of a gamble since it was just released. I am really impressed with the wet performance, perfect for Dutch winters. Your review confirms this. I have them mounted on a Z4 3.0si coupe. For summer tyres I have a set of Bridgestone Potenza Sport, they work perfect during the summer giving grip straight away with out the need of warming the tyres also they preform solid on a occasional lap on the Nurburgring.
Nice combination! There must be a pretty big subjective difference between the two when swapping?
I would love to see a Goodyear tire in the mix.
Nice review. Thank you.
Very thorough and to the point. Thank you.
Best tire reviews out there. Well done! Would have been nice to seen the Nokian Remedy WRG5. Perhaps you can fold them in to a future round up?
Working on getting a G5 in the mix
@@tyrereviews Awesome! Any plans on testing the US versions from these brands? Like Pirelli weatheractive? Or bridgestones all weather tire? Is the CC2 the only tire in this mix available in the US? Great video as usual!
yeah that's the plan, get all the US brands in one test!@@ipcamtalk4314
Great great video, as always. Happy to see that a new generation of tires are coming, and they beat the CC2 king. I think Continental is an excellent product here, as are all their tires. Cheers.
i simply love these videos so so much. I got the Nokian outpost nat tire and i absolutly love them. I wish i didn't have to say this but they have saved me from two crashes already. Once on straight ice where every single car but mine slipped off the road, and one foolish driver not looking and pulling out infront of me ( I had to swerve into the opposite lane very quickly)
Compliments. You did very good job!
Wish I would've seen this before recently getting some cross climate 2's put on but at least I can still be content with the snow performance. Best tire reviews out there! Keep it up!
Thanks for making testing data available, for Canada I would weight snow and ice higher than dry and even wet.
That's the beauty of the data being public, though I would argue if you want that level of winter performance a full winter tyre would be best
@@tyrereviews been running the CrossClimate 2 for a few years and it's been good enough coming from dedicated winter tires
Amazing vid. Thanks Jonathan!
Glad you liked it!
Wow, this is exactly what I have searching for; been on the hunt for 3 or so weeks. Based on what I see here vs what I found on tirerack I think I am going to go with the Pirellis. Those are magnificent tires.
This test feels exactly suited for the uk climate where rain performance outweighs snow tests with the exception of the north of scotland of course. Glad to see pirelli back to their best and finally cc2 knocked off their overhyped overpriced perch in my opinion. Great test.
Just ordered some of the Continentals to replace the tires that came with my new car last week so I’m very pleased to see they have such a good result in the tests. Looking forward to getting them fitted, very promising. Thank you for your hard work. I based my decision on what I saw on the reviews left on your website, they seemed to be about as good as you could hope to get 👍
AWESOME TESTING AND REPORTING. THANK YOU! AMAZING HOW A VISUAL OF A TIRES SIPES AND DESIGN MAY NOT BE HOW IT PERFORMS IN ALL CONDITIONS. I TOO AM IMPRESSED WITH THE RESULTS OF THE CONTINENTALS ALL AROUND PERFORMANCE. OUGHT TO WORK GREAT ON MY AWD SUV. WITH THE PRICE OF TIRES, ONE WANTS HIS INVESTMENT TO RISE TO ALL OCCASIONS FOR SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE.
Did the same with CC2 with a new car to get the most resell value out of the free set of factory ECO tires that is only good for MPG to gain massive safety, performance and convenience of a set of premium All Season for year round safety use.
Great to hear! Let me know how you like them!
where did you find them in usa?
@@AA-ih6kt I’m European but you can probably order them online. They were discounted at the shop I bought them from. I’d be very surprised if Continental aren’t selling them in the USA already, after all it’s a huge market. You’re probably best off searching online and ordering them to a tire fitter of your choice. Hope that helps
@ 5:33 "That must be worth a subscription"
Sure thing. Enjoyed this and other tests on your channel massively, even if snow and ice are not really conditions I see here...ever on the Mexican desert.
Great reviews!
I am really impressed with your testing methodology and the quality of your explanations/information. Midway through I was thinking your test results and impressions would be more valid if you were blinded as to which tire you were testing, and right about that moment in the video you mentioned that's what you do when possible. Later when looking at the expected life of each tire I was surprised that the CC2 would be so low since it is a 60k mile tire, and once again you addressed that with your explanation of the differences between the US and Euro versions. Top quality work, it's definitely appreciated!
Glad you found it useful!
LOVE these tire reviews - Best Format, Best Information, Best Subjective Feedback ! Kudos!
I am however quite frustrated that I can find Only the Michelin CC2 in the US!
C'mon Pirelli and Continental - Please share these great tires with us Yanks.
Continental has the Extreme Contact DWS 06 in the states that I would have loved to see in this test. I would have really liked to see this tire in this test.
It's been my tire of choice for years and performs amazingly in all conditions.
The issue is wear, none of these meet the standard America expects from its tyres. The US CC2 version is different from this as explained in the wear section.
I had Pirelli as OEM on on my 2017 BMW x1 here in Alberta, Canada. First 30,000 km (3 winters) they were pretty nice in winter (5 month snow coverage here), next 30,000 were becoming a bit iffy. Replaced then with another identical set at 60,000 km
@@tyrereviews Not sure about US, but in Canada these tires are like 50% more expensive. Michelin's I see for equivalent of 150 Euros, and 200 Euro tires are quite frequent
@@dmitripogosian5084 This may well be a size issue. The tested tyres are 205/55/R16. This is a very common tyre size in Europe (maybe in Canada as well?) and therefore quite affordable. Over here even a modestly different size like a 215/55/R16 can easily be 50% more expensive than the 205s.
Great video as usual. I am very happy that I decided to go for the continental all season contact 2. They are great!
Glad you like them, get a review on www.tyrereviews.com :)
I have had Crossclimate, ASC, SF2 and Hankook 4S2. One factor that I would really like to see analysed in the reviews is the capacity of the tire to survive hot summers: I have experienced heavy thread destruction at even slow paces in Italian summer (30+ °C), so it would be interesting to see if there are differences in the range of temperature in which they are performing well! I would also be very interested in getting these with a runflat/self sealing technology since most cars nowadays are missing the spare wheel! Thank you for your immense work, it helped me a lot through the years!
Goodyear to the list please
Finally a Dunlop in test...
I am glad that you tested the Sport All Season in particular, as am thinking about switching to all season tires.
I would have liked to see them against Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen3, because I'm trying to decide between these two...
The Goodyear is an outstanding tyre, if the price is the same it would be a pretty easy choice for me.
@@tyrereviews
Thank you!
Great video and I have put two sets of crossclimate 2’s on my ev and love it. Very little loss of range from the standard eco tires and I live in snow country at 6,800ft elevation so the snow portion is very important for me. I love this tire and can’t wait for version 3 to come out.
Thnx for video, this is so helpful!
Good stuff as always. Agree that wet performance is key, but whats increasingly becoming important to to me for an all season in the UK is how it handles pot holes, not sure how you can test that though. Some of the roads near me feel like an AT is the way to go!
You can use impact bars for endurance testing but it's pretty expensive as it can be quite destructive to wheels and suspension etc
Well, I guess my next all season tire will be Bridgestone again. It's really good in a place with little snow.
I live in Washington state here in the US and we are well known for lots of rainy days and snow. My Yokohama Parada spec-x R20s have done nothing but serve me well and are extremely durable. Amazing new channel I have stumbled upon though!
Great information. Thanks.
Shame the Hankook 4s2 data/ wasn't included in this test. Great test all the same.
Sadly only had budget for 6 tyres in the wear test
purchased 4s2 2 years ago, still very satisfied.
@@borianmAbsolutely! I had the Michelin bofore I bought the Hankook in October 2022. Most importantly the Hankook perform way better in rain while the Michelin tend to understeer frequently.
Stavo per scrivere la stessa cosa.
Monto questo tipo di allseason da ormai diversi anni e su 2 auto. I primi furono le Michelin Crossclimate per una Insignia OPC , ne sono rimasto davvero sorpreso soprattutto in estate dove i vecchi allseason arrivavano al limite, mentre questi erano davvero buoni .
Lo stesso anno per l'auto più piccola (Ds3) fui costretto a prendere i Continental perché i Michelin erano purtroppo esauriti nella mia misura e devo dire che sono rimasto molto soddisfatto.
L'autunno scorso per la Ds3 dopo 4 anni e ca. 35k km (auto che uso per andare al lavoro) ho voluto provare le Hankook , soprattutto per il prezzo più basso rispetto alle Michelin e Conti e durante questo inverno si sono comportate benissimo , anche su neve fresca di 20 cm , adesso aspetto con ansia l'estate..
So, is Pirelli and Bridgestone going to pay Michelin some money for the research and development of their copy tires? I suppose Michelin was flattered but peeved all at the same time.
The tread patterns are all converging
You present these Tyres so Nice that i want to collect and buy them all😄 The Pirelli’ and Conti’s are my favourites ! Thanks John! Regs from CH🇨🇭
I'm looking forwards to the next summer tyre test on this channel...
Would have loved to see where the Goodyear and the Hankook stack up against this bunch in same test conditions.
Just got the Continental AllSeasonContact 2 a week ago. I almost chose the CrossClimate 2, but as it turned out, I’ve made a slightly better decision with the Conti.
Glad for the review!
Wait till they wear ... all my experience with Conti's (personal & work) is that while they're OK tyres, they just won't last
I hope you'll have better experiences, but personally, won't even consider Continental anymore - period
I wore out the original Conti Sportcontact in 25000 km / 18000 miles with a mere 110 HP (they were rotated, and all shot)
Vans at work have similar power, and they all get their Conti Ecocontact 6s on the driven axle replaced around 30000 km / 20000 miles despite being mainly driven without any load whatsoever
Old contis had terrible wear. The new stuff is much better (as highlighted in the wear tesT)
@@tyrereviews
The Conti Ecocontact 6 is a current tyre
OEM on a lot of new cars and light vans
Still gone in 20K miles (without load) in real world use
where did you find them in usa?
@@tyrereviewsI had Continentals on my dually pickup. The tread became hard and brittle, and started shedding small chunks.
This is the test I have been waiting for 🎉 really wanted to know how the new Continental performed. Snow braking is the biggest factor for me in proper winter conditions, thank your for an excellent review
This category is getting more and more interesting!
On 'Tire Reviews' the Hankook Kinergy 4S2 are among the top, they should have been in this test! It's a big shame...☹ The comparison would have been useful to many!
I have Nokian WRG4 tires here. Have been extremely pleased with them.
had those on our model s and they lasted very poorly for us on tesla car...
Thank you so much for the video. It is tremendously helpful. Winter is (apparently) over, as we had high 20s degree C days in April, and my summer tyres are cooked with the winters not far behind.
I've always wanted to try all-seasons, and with so many new models available this will be the time to do it. I am debating between the Contis and the Bridgestones.
Again, than you so much for the hard work.
Cheers!
Great review. Getting the bridgestone since here rarely snow but need still 4 seasons
Great testing, as always.
I hope you can please test some American all-weather tires. I really want to see a comparison between the Michelin CC2 and the Nokian WRG - now WRG5.
I also want to see a test with the Falken Aklimate, which is incredibly inexpensive - cheaper than many American all-season tires.
Tire Rack is testing the Falken Aklimate, but only against the Toyo Celsius II and Nokian Encompass AW01, but not against the Michelin nor against the Nokian WRG.
Thanks again, as always.
Working on it :)
Great review! Sadly the bridgestone turanza all season 6 isn't on the Bridgestone Canada website, yet.
Not quite the same but in North America we have WeatherPeak from Bridgestone (all weather tire and is compared to cc2 a lot on Bridgestone’s website), which was not included in the video.
Excellent work as always ! Keep up ! :D Hope Michelin/Kléber will work on new tyres to overcome the competition 🤞🏻
THANK YOU GREAT CONTENT !
There seems to be a cult-like following for the CrossClimate 2 (and maybe it's well-deserved) but I've pointed out before that your testing showed how it sacrifices wet braking. Good to see it has some competition.
Where would you put Goodyear 4Seasons Gen3 among the new contestants?
I was planning on switching current Hankooks for Goodyears at next tire change, but now Pirelli could be my favorite.
As usual thanks for comprehensive tire test! It would be interesting to see Vredestein Quatrac in your chart as it was quite good in previous tests of Autobild 😉
Hey, i following the channel for couple years now, and there is no other one who go in so much depth as you. Very well done. Do you plan doing videos about summer tyres in the near future?
Excellent video! However, I really would have liked to see the Hankook iON EVO AS tire tested in this group. I don't think it would have won but I am so interested in hearing your opinion of it. I have been using the iON EVO AS tires on my Tesla Model 3 Performance for 6 months now. The rolling resistance is just so incredibly low with these tires which is very important for an EV. However, they also seem great in the wet and even at the Dragstrip for a few 1/4 mile runs. For the price they seem like an outstanding value.
I'm excited to test that tyre too, trying to put together an EV test
@@tyrereviews I have those tires on a Model 3 Performance. I am in NC if you need a test car there. 😉
Nice! How you getting on with them? @@LearningFast
@@tyrereviews I am able to stay under 220 wh/mi with a 2022 Model 3 Performance now. I also ran 11.24 @ 119+ mph for the 1/4 mile with them at the Dragstrip. Wear is minimal and I don’t hear them at all. Honestly, they seem perfect for my needs. However, we officially got 0.0 inches of snow this year so that wasn’t a factor at all. It gets below freezing here so we can’t run Summer tires year round but these All Seasons seem like the perfect all around setup.
Hmm, no Goodyear 4 Seasons?
Great videos!!
i was so mutch hoping for a video about high performance tires og track tires, but nice video!
too cold to test track tyres now but workingon it
Where are the Hankook K 4S2?
I literally just bought them 4 weeks ago cuz of your last 2 year tests :)
Still great tyres but I only had budget for 6 in the wear test
Would also have liked to have seen how the Hankook’s would have compared, following your previous review we now have them on my wife’s car and are very happy - still have to decide what to put my recently purchased car when tyres need replacing next so maybe a another review before then :-)
When are we getting a proper EV summer tire test? There are many news EV tires. Tesla Model 3 LR 18 would be interesting test. Michelin vs Hankook
I drive a model 3. After first drops of rain I knew enough. Garbage Michelin e-Primacy. Changed them immediately for Goodyear Eagle F1. Different world. So don't bother about 'ev' tyres. Put decent tyres on your wheels. In winter I drove Goodyear vector 4 seasons gen 3. That's all you need to stay safe on the road. In summer and winter. I live in Belgium by the way.
@@thedreamfactory6964 I saw Michelin E Primacy is pretty bad in aquaplaning. I am looking at Hankook Eon. Because I have a winter set of Continental. But originally Tesla Michelin Pilot Sport 4 worn off in just 30K km and the whole car started losing traction on light rain it was ridiculous I threw the away.
I have driven all-season tires by many manufacturers over the past 40+ years. All of my Michelins worked OK initially , but turned hard and unusable within 20 K miles or so. I have had the best experience with the latest All-Season Continentals, combining performance, grip, and litte wear / long lasting tires..
I used to always use winter tires, but over the last 10-15 years the winters have become much less harsh. 20 years ago the roads were snow covered for a good percent of the winter. Now they are dry 95% of the time. So now I switch my summer wheels/tires to winter skewed all season tires. They work good enough for the limited snow and work better on pavement than winter tires since dry pavement is now the majority of the winter.
I agree. Snow is the lowest priority for me. I'd rather see a tire that excels in cold and wet winters rather than snowy/icy sub zero conditions.