9 of the BEST All Season Tyres Tested and Explained
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
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With the promise of one tyre to work in all conditions, all season tyres are a rapidly growing market segment.
To find out which of these all season tyres is best, and whether they can match a summer and winter tyre, the 2020 Tyre Reviews all season tyre test has tested nine of the best 225/45 R17 all season tyres on the market, and included a summer and winter tyre as reference.
Each set of tyres will be tested for their levels of grip in the dry, wet and snow, have their noise and comfort levels assessed, and their rolling resistance measured, meaning this test should be a complete overview of a tyres performance.
Unfortunately we were unable to conduct wear testing for this test, but it's something we will be working on for next years testing.
The overall score weighting was based on 30% wet, 25% dry, 25% snow, 10% noise and comfort, and 10% rolling resistance. Further details of the breakdown can be found in the video.
The tyres on test are:
Bridgestone Weather Control A005
Cooper Discoverer All Season
Continental AllSeasonContact
Giti GitiAllSeason
Goodyear Vector 4 Season Gen 3
Hankook Kinergy 4S2
Michelin CrossClimate+
Nexen N Blue 4Season WH17
Vredestein Quatrac Pro
Winter - Goodyear UltraGrip Performance+
Summer - Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance 2
0:00 Introduction
1:07 Tyres on Test
1:39 Snow Testing
6:19 Wet Testing
10:53 Dry Testing
15:34 Noise and Comfort Testing
17:30 FINAL RESULTS
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I never knew I was so interested in tyres until I watched a 25 min video on tyres
Tyre tests are addictive.
Well put Old boy, well put! 👊💥
I like how you stated that each test was 'blind'; such that you did not know what tire you were on during a given test... brilliant. Best tire reviews ever.
Nothing special. That's the kind of test, e.g. the german consumer test report "Stiftung Warentest" did in collaboration with the ADAC (a german automobile association) since decades ...
Bootlicker...
The effort and quality put into the production of these videos is incredible as always. Thank you again! Tyres are SO Important!
Glad you like them!
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I'm a big fan of Hankook. They seems to perform really well across the line and they are also pretty affordable.
I do think so too - over here in Lower Austria.
Got 60,000km from Vector 4Seasons Gen 1, used in Sahara sand, Alpine snow, and Vmax autobahn runs (limited to 240 kph) between -15C to +40C. Never once left me stranded or out of control :) Set of replacement Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 just ordered after this excellent review :D
This is great content, Jonathan! Great to know you've been testing blind, and I love to the two sets of ratings--living in Canada I've been struggling through the different categories and naming schemes from different markets, and this helps. Cheers
Great reviews. Got the A005 front and back recently, just in time as weather has just turned in the UK, great tire, got this as I do a lot millage on motorway, waterlogged motorways, people braking hard and coming to a sudden stop on the motorway.
Very pleased so far with the A005
This Scotsman is grateful for your snow testing.....handy when taking the dogs somewhere nice for a walk or going in search of adventure. Great stuff, as always.
This is a real world test for all season tires. Thank you for this. I use Michelin CC+ on my both cars and I'm pleased with both summer and winter performance.
The fact your testing blind make the result genuine.
However there's so little to choose between them it has to come down to budget.
Or two sets of wheels.
There's not a lot in the price either, but they do have different blends of performance so the best tyre for me might not be the best tyre for you :)
@@tyrereviews Yet, I wonder if that kind of testing around a track with so very little difference is the best way to do it. I mean it's up to so very little nuances in the driving that I'd rather have concrete g readings rather than a lap time. On the other hand, timed laps are interesting for your feedback and "feel" of the tire. I hope I'm making sense. Thanks for the great work, I love to find reviews where I can compare the CrossClimate+ with other tires.
@@Fred_l_l_ if you see lap times as a blend of G measurements is acceleration, side grip and braking grip, its actually a very good measure. G forces alone are a very blunt measure and don't convey if the tyre actually has a good predictable behaviour. In short, lap times are a very good indicator of tyre performance. Even if 1s doesn't seem much on a 100s lap, if that 1s is at say 72km/h, thats still a 20m or almost 5 car length difference, all because different tyres...
@@onehorsepower Yes you're right. I guess I was more worried of the reliability of the lap times. For instance, on 100 laps, can you stay within the same second and hence produce a reliable comparison. Probably professional drivers like our friend here can do it, which is why it becomes an obvious postulate for him. Since it's above my skill level, I'm wondering...
@@Fred_l_l_ He does the tests blind (like he does not know what tyre he's writing notes about - not by using the force) and doing it time and time again a professional driver attains consistency. He uses a track to allow standardised conditions. He tests the best tyres because there's little point traveling the world to say a cheap tyre is underwhelming and I assume folks looking here will pay an extra £10, 20 or £50 for peace of mind. Tyres make a huge difference to how a car performs and how safe it is. It is sad that many people go to a tyre shop and order the cheapest they have on the rack. At least we who regularly check in here are open to learning about tyres and can make our own better informed choices as a result.
Exceptional video, review, and commentary. Thank you for taking the time to make this! It was immensely helpful.
24:49 was exactly what I needed to hear...glad I listened all the way the near end. You do such a wonderful job on these videos!
Thank you!
Your driving style will give you much more safety than any tyre can.
@@alarjak I respectfully disagree. I drove on sport tires once in the snowy winter here and it was an utter disaster. The summer tires were slipping all over the road - even light brake pedal application would send me into a sideways slide. Yeah I run dedicated snow in the winter here and dedicated summer the rest of the time. It's awesome.
@@ryanthomastew just buy good allseason
These must be without a doubt the most thorough and independent tyre tests going. Please keep up the professional, well produced standards! I'm south UK based and have become a convert to all seasons (older Vredestein Quatrac 3's currently) as for UK mixed weather on a family hatchback, I feel they are exactly what is required for a great balance of safety and drivability in all conditions.
Thank you!
All season tyres - shait in all conditions :^)
Truly independent test wouldn't allow trinkets from one manufacturer, which in the end - color me surprised - comes out as the "winner".
Bootlicker...
I have a set of the original Michelin Crossclimates at 195/65/R15 on my 2015 Peugeot 2008 and I've put 43000km on them so far and the thread is still like brand new, I'm confident I can get well over 50000km on them.
As far as my experience goes I'd say these tires are absolutely perfect when you let some air out and have them around 28psi, there is plenty of sidewall and the tire is nice and comfy.
I drive though rain, snow, ice and gravel roads from time to time and they're like magic... I'm very impressed and would highly recommend them 😉
Absolutely! Best tire hands down
Some of the most meticulous, comprehensive and objective product testings out there, of tires or otherwise, anywhere. Very helpful. Keep it up, Jonathan!
Thank you very much!
Always a pleasure watching your videos! Since I live in the south of the UK I guess the deciding factor on which of the top 3 to go with, since they are so closely matched, is the price! Always very informative videos and I just wish this level of tyre knowledge was more widely known by members of the public!
Fantastic test, I've got the Bridgestone A005's on my wife's car, loved how good it is in bad weather as well as still having great summer braking. I'll probably get them for mine when I need to change them!
Fantastic test, I really love that you explain how every tyre feels and drives, numbers are only part of the story.
Can't wait for you to start testing wear as well, personally wear is not a huge concern but to most people I talk to it is.
Thank you
Such solid testing. Sensible, objective and thorough. You are providing a wonderful service.
Holy cow, man. I can't believe you invested all of that time, money, and effort into making this video. Thank you so much. I hope you got sponsored or have made your money back. God bless.
Fitted my Tesla model 3 with Hankook Kinergy4s for the winter. For the summer i use the stock Michelin Sport . Perfect for the wet winter in the Netherlands. We do have snow now and they perform well.
It’s the Goodyear vector 4 seasons for me I have the gen 2 no faults at all with them I have used them for the last 6 years never let me down and I do a lot of miles in them ,will be upgrading to the gen 3 . A lot of information in this review , keep up the good work 👍
What excellent content and amount of time put in. Thanks I’m looking at repacking Bridgestone dueler hp’s on my Forester xt and looks like it’ll be Bridgestone again from here in the midlands uk 👍🏻
Thanks for all the work you did on this! Very helpful even 2 years later as I was doing my research for new tires.
Great test, thank you. After over a year on Michelin Cross Climates I can report a drop of about 8% in fuel consumption, relative to the OEM Toyo tyres (not low profile), from my Mazda 3 2.2D Skyactiv. This is on a split of about 60% high speed long distance driving and 20% town driving and covering around 18k miles. Otherwise a truly great tyre and, by performance, you really wouldn't know it was an All Season from driving it on Summer dry/wet roads. I have to say it is slightly noisier than the Toyo road tyre, giving that coarser sound that you would expect when driving on Shellgrip tarmac.
This video was exceptional. Your level of clarity was extremely high, presentation high and use case high as well. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is the best Tire comparison video I have yet to see. I really loved how you took out the outlier of you knowing what tire you’re testing, out of the equation. Very well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have to applaud your channel on doing an incredible job. I wish you well and hope you are able to continue with your reviews for years to come.
Thank you so much!
Canada thanks you for the Snow/Ice handling tests!
Sorry, no ice in this one, but some very cold snow!
Bought my CrossClimate tires last year mostly on your recommendations, love them. Will be watching for more videos like this in a couple years (ok, and will watch all your videos until then) when the other car will be ready for new tires.
Glad they're useful :)
Thank you for the great comparison and the lengths you went providing it!
good work!! I'm always getting good information from you about tires. keep it up!!!!
As always, thank you for doing these tests. You're providing a service that few, if any, others are doing.
Thank you!
10/10 Video man. I have been looking at a solid, informative video on all season tires. Keep it up.
Thanks, will do!
Great video! Thanks a lot for helping us choose the best tyres. Keep up the good work
Watching your reviews is my guilty pleasure. Have fitted Goodyears Vectors Gen2 and Nexens 4Seasons to my parents cars and they have been doing great so far.
Glad you like them!
I put a set of CrossClimate+ on my Tesla Model 3 Performance last winter largely because of your reviews. They were amazing in the snow, no issues with traction at all even at higher speeds, and they have held up amazingly well after a 3,000 mile road trip this summer. I'm looking forward to seeing your review of the CrossClimate 2 when it comes out. Thanks for another great video!
Glad you like them!
Fantastic effort You make for giving us all this information. Thank You! Keep up the good work!
My pleasure!
Thanks for this well done in-depth video on these All Season (All Weather) tires. I am really looking for the new 2021 review especially on the CrossClimate 2 against all the newest All Season (All Weather) tires.
I would like to thank you for making such a detailed video. I ended up purchasing a set of Goodyear Vector 4S Gen-3 for my 2006 Subaru Forester. I live in northern Greece and while snowy days are few and far apart, I do some mountain escapes which might be snowy. I have just completed the first 1000 km and I truly believe that it is the best tyre I have ever owned. Amazing and progressive performance in the wet and unbelievable performance in the snow!
Thanks again for making the video and for helping us make the best choice!
That's great, feel free to leave a review on www.tyrereviews.com sometime :)
Now this was a very practical test. I have always wanted to see a comparison between all seasons and winter tires on snow (not ice rink) and dry pavement. Thank you!
How did the Winters go VS best all season.
I do care very much about tyres in my cars so I love your videos! Public service in my book! Keep up the great job!
Thank you!
Tyre Reviews you left out the Toyo Celsius Can you do a review on it. Thanks
Same here, I'm always checking my tire tread
I just revisited the previous all season tyres and was having trouble because of updated versions, this is amazing timing. Watched every second of those ads for you too :)
Glad it helped! What did you decide?
It was the best review video I ever saw!!! Thank you! Even more happy that I first bought Goodyear and then watched this :D so my gut feeling was right that this tyre is really great!
Was trying to find the donation button, but couldn't, this review was so cool that I even wanted to pay for it :D
Happy that you don't relate only for the British market. We în România have all weather conditions. Keep up with the good job, really enjoy your videos
same here, I got my Michelin CrossClimate+ a few years ago also after viewing the reviews of this site, and now I'm thinking to switch
@@GabrielTerisPro what do you want next?
I think the Goodyear Vector
@@GabrielTerisPro please comeback with a feedback.
I got a new crossclimate+ set (245/35 R19) and been using for about 600km.
The noise seem to be that same as it was when they were new. A quite annoying noise, especially at low speed. I was thinking the noise will reduce with the "break-in"..
@Joshi Nirav it's pretty good, I had it on my car and also recommended it to my dad; now on my new Mini Cooper S I want something better, and from the tests I'm aiming for either Continental or GoodYear
An amazing amount of useful information in a very concise format. Well done. 👍
Thank you
I only have summer tyres at the moment, in Gloucestershire, here you can get along just fine with them, but in the Midlands and northern part of England it snows quite a lot. During a Christmas visit in Sheffield I even thought about snow chains, not to mention December in 2017. Yes, most of it was gone after a few days, but when driving from Suffolk to Gloucestershire back and forth, often at night, winter tyres shouldn't be a question, so I was happy I got the winter tyres fitted a day before the snow.
Excellent video, excellent review. I've waited so long for a professional test of the new Goodyear Gen3. Thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m on my 2nd set of Nexens on my car, they are a great all round, all season tyre. Great value and good life.
Thanks for these truly excellent reviews.
Thanks for your tests. I swapped to Vredestine Quadrac 5 for my Tesla model 3 LR AWD (all seasons for my winter set) and Crossclimates + for my Ioniq Hybrid (just have 1 set) love both especially in the around zero degrees C and the Crossclimates are excellent in summer and my MPG didn’t drop from the Energy tyres that are OE fitment on Ioniq Hybrids.
Thank you. Very interesting and complex test. I wasn't expecting that the all season tires can get so "close" to spezialized summer or winter tires in many perspectives. Interesting.
REALLY impressive testing. Logisitically.. mind boggling. Can't get this type of information word of mouth here in South Texas either due to our lack of seasons/weather. We can run summer tires year round, but i still see a use for other types as we sometimes road trip to other areas of the country. Anyway, great work!!
I test in Uvalde sometimes!
Thank you for this amazing testing and data!
😁
Thank you for that test . As always when I look for new tires for me or my friends . I always start with your channel . Thanks again for great job :)
Thank you very much!
Exellent video,based on facts,
real tests. Helped me to find my new 4 season tyre set. Thank You!
Great and unlike many others honest comparison! Love the fact that you gave two different recommendations, very useful also for us that have two sets of wheels. As all season tires have improved, I am seriously contemplating getting some to replace my summer tires next time. On that note; would you consider testing the performance of some of these on typical countryside surfaces like gravel and mud or grass?
I'd love to , it's hard to test properly but I could probably do a basic video on it sometime
Thank you so much for all the time and effort you have put into testing this much variables for tires. Very helpful. I have put on 4 Bridgestone 005 EVO for Netherlands - Germany - Denmark driving. That's about 750km in a 1 way journey. Although the snow performance isnt too great on the tire you have tested, wet conditions and rolling resistance was key to me, also the EVO should have better snow handling than the non EVO.
Fantastic Job! Big thanks. Still using my 3 years old Michelin Crossclimate (non plus) which replaced my old Goodyear Ultragrip7 and Fulda Summertyres. Here near cologne you have lots of dry and hot days, then some days with heavy rain and almost no snow. Looking forward to your next vid!
Glad you're enjoying your Michelins :)
Really good video, thanks for such a thorough explanation
Best tire channel. These tests must be hell to make, but trust me your viewers appreciate this so much.
Thanks 😊
Fantastic test with all relevant information provided! I appreciate the level of effort put into it and fair play to Goodyear for helping you out! Great job buddy! Keep it up👍💪 Also, it was a good idea to provide two types of results for different kinds of climates👍
I was very impressed with your testing and how you came up with your list of tires. It’s
very hard being a consumer to read reviews when there is an ad for tires you are thinking
of purchasing. Many Thanks…..
Really professional test. Greetings from Greece. Although we don't have tough winters here, might switch to one of the top three tyres for the upcoming months
Just bought a set of those Crossclimate+ for my car. Can't wait to test it!
Let me know how you find them mb
Thank you very much. Perfect timing. I am currently looking for all season tyres for this winter. Winter is coming.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for this awesome video! One can get a hunch how much work and effort was put in making this video-review... Living in the Mediterranean part of Slovena, I am so happy that I made the right decision of buying the Bridgestone A005s for my Jaaaag!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much for making this video. I was hoping for a comparison of these relatively new grade of tires. I was especially curious about the Vredstein.
Big Thank U from Poland.
Very good set of tests, well presented results. Great job!
As there is less and less snow year by year, maybe I'll change my 2 sets of tyres to 'all in one' option one day.
Still worried if they would be worn out faster comparing to traditional winter / summer tyre...
PS. Hope you enjoyed testing. It must be a good experience :)
The wear on these tyres is usually comparable to a summer tyre
Hey Tomek, I noticed that my last good year vector four seasons had better grip in the snow than old winter tires. So it’s cheaper to run all season and change them often than run 2 sets for longer😉.
Snow in Poland is becoming a thing of the past
Simply the best tire review. period.
Nobody can't match this high level of controlled environment testing. (Even tire manufactures won't do this many tests)
Thank you! Though premium tyre manufacturers go even deeper, its crazy what they test!
Actually this is basic testing for tires in Sweden. The bigger magazine do a lot more testing than this. But for youtube, this is more than others so that's good. Usually test could/should include or be seperated into categ. like racing tires, sports tires, summer tires, eco tires, all round tires, winter tires (non-studded) and studded tires. All round tires, really shouldn't be used in Scandinavia or areas with simular conditions. They are dangerous all year long. Bad during summer conditions and really dangerous during winter. Compared to a studded tire they have often more than twise the breaking distance. Even a worned down studded tire have been proven better during testing than a all season tire.
For me, people who live in areas with real winter conditions really should have two sets of tires so they have both summer and winter tires. If you can afford a car you can afford two sets of tires too. But I do agree with you, Tyre Reviews do a good job with there test for what conditions they have where they are based.
@@johanlittorin2765 I really dont see how these are bad for summer? mind you our top speed is 120kmh. They are great on bad roads, great in the wet, quiet. the rubber compound is most likely optimised for sub 10c? there are not many days where i live where we have more than 25c
@@deaczorz Well, they have harder rubber compared to summer tires, so during summer they have worse cornering grip, breaking distance, both in dry and rain conditions. I don't see anything they are actually good at tbh. Also the design of a all season increases this behavior.
During winter a all season tire have not as hard rubber compared to winter tire, so when the temp gets low they get less and less grip similar to the summer I just explained, but in the other direction. Also the design of a all season tire isn't as good at griping at snow, since it also made for summer use.
@@johanlittorin2765 ahh yea these are NOT winter tyres, use them as summer tyres for lower speeds and more wet/colder. Then get real winter tyres for the actual winter
I was waiting for this video. Fantastic work, Jonathan!
Thank you!
Impressive and well thought out comprehensive test. The only thing missing and one of the reasons I use current all season tyres is the improved grip they provide on wet grass or in light off-road situations. Just about worn out my current set of Bridgestone A005s( 235/55/18) on my Audi A6 Allroad BiTdi and suspect will replace with the latest Evo version of this tyre due to the ride and wet grip for \UK driving.
All good common sense and objective testing brings the public up to a point where they have a grasp on what is acceptable;
and how these tests reflect real world conditions and how to discriminate the best from the worst. Well done !
Thanks for this test again, it was really thorough! Since I'm actually in the market for a good 4 season tire for my dad's car, it helped a lot. Based on this and weather in central EU lately, I think I'm gonna go with the Hankooks! Also for the next season, it would be really interesting how Nokian Weatherproof would do in these conditions.
Glad I could help! The new Nokian is the SeasonProof
Awesome content and videos! Definitely a lot of work goes into naking these comparison videos and I certainly appreciate it!
Thank you!
Thanks for testing all the popular all-season tyres! Your test helped me to choose my new tyres last year. Good to see the ‘new’ scoring for more wet countries. I live in Holland and we rarely see any snow, and when we do it’s gone before you can blink your eyes; also on the roads.
I’d like to see (next to the rolling resistance) a estimated lifespan, how many kilometers or miles can you safely drive before change? I’ve read in ADAC test that you need two sets of Nexen tires to outlive one set of Michelin all seasons 😅
Another superb effort - thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it
This is another piece of great tire reviews you just shared with public! Thank you.
Talking about rolling resistance, I’m really curious how Michelin Energy Saver A/S competes these tires. Despite 50+mpg they can offer, I replaced them with Continental because of terrible wet traction.
Please do give a review for all brands’ tires which claim to be low-rolling resistance! I feel they are compromised for traction, and really want to see a professional review on this category!
It's something I really need to do! WE don't get the Energy Saver AS here sadly though
Having A005's fitted to my Mustang tomorrow off the back of this, live in the Midlands UK - Update, not snowed yet obviously but any improvement over summer tyres will be fine. Whilst I'm pretty sensible behind the wheel I have given them a push both in dry and wet, very very happy, as it says at the end of the test, great for UK !
Followed your advice and bought a set of the Bridgestone A005 Evos and had them on a week so far. Brilliant !! They are so good in the wet and track so well because of the stiffer sidewalls. Fitted to a 530d so a heavy car and benefits from the stiffer tyres. Great recomendation for people in the south of UK.
Glad you're enjoying them, feel free to leave a review on www.tyrereviews.com sometime :)
Living in Belgium, where it rains quite often, and winters are rarely snowy, I will get 2 bridgestone weather control tyres, dry and wet performance is what I really need. Was thinking of getting something cheaper but you convinced me to invest a bit more with this video.
Thanks for the help! Can't imagine how much time you invested in testing all these tyres.
Let me know how you find them :)
I have no use for snow ready tyres. But I still watched it. It’s so interesting. 😁
really helpful review as someone who needs new tyres soon and drives as part of my job
Watching this video made me buy Hankook Kinergy 4S² because it seems suited my need. Thank you for sharing info. All the best from Romania!
Another brilliant review. Have zero use for any of these tyres here in Australia but was so interesting I watched the whole thing.
Good camera work and editing too btw :)
Haha thank you!
I ran a set of the Bridgestone A005s and found they wear well, ride well and I’ve been very impressed with their wet performance too. I found little to no aquaplaning in very wet conditions comparing them with my previous premium branded summer tyre. I never had the chance to run them in serious snow but certainly offered more confidence than that of a summer tyre. Defo looking forward to your review next year of the new-comers as Michelin are certainly falling behind the competition now especially with the GoodYears.
Interesting you found they wear well, that was the only unanswered question for me. Thanks!
Can you explain what do you mean with "they wear well"?
@@prileee I had them on a mk1 Focus and they wore evenly and I got 15k miles easily out of the fronts (always change before completely worn).
@@davyarthurs thanks for the reply. That is still very low mileage compared to what michelin cc+ stands for and they are both marginally similar tyres for daily driving so I think I’ll go with michelin.
@@prileee at the time for me the Bridgestones were far cheaper had a better wet rating which appealed to me. Michelin are due to release a new version of their all season tyre that hopefully will be reviewed on this channel soon, as Michelin would be my preferred choice as a brand.
I live in NB, Canada, so Winter Tires are obligated by Law, i do drive a set of Kumhos AT51 in summer.i think Kumho do make a couple of all seasons and would be great to see them in your reviews, but good job on reviewing , love your videos, keep up the very excellent job you are doing..they help me understand more about how i can suggest the best tires to my clients..
Thoroughly impressed with all the data and especially the video presentation; appreciated your analyses, and help with my decision making research!
Glad it was helpful!
Just bought today the Goodyear gen3 for my Vw Polo, and happy to see that they are the best. I will make a review after the winter season because I am interested into it...
Please do!
I'm literally shopping for tires right now. I usually purchase Michelin but considering Goodyear and Bridgestone. Excellent!🔥
@@buds6554 Wow! So you REALLY allowed yourself to be convinced that decent Americans whether brown, white or black support ppl that destroy public property in the name of justice? What is wrong with you? Are you so pious or are you just so isolated that you dont understand ppl. NO ONE BUT REBELLIOUS PPL are involved in those horrible riots. No one that goes to work every day supports those unlawful ppl. Cut it out already. It's easier to HATE others when you have been given a justification but plz stop it. We are 1 America. City ppl dont hate the country folk so stop acting as if city ppl are monsters. They pay tons of taxes, pay high rents and mortgages and work harder than you know. "Every house divided against itself shall not stand." scripture.
Plz cut out the RHETORIC and see ppl. Plz. 1 nation, under GOD, indivisible, With liberty and justice for all.
Peaceful protesters do not destroy property. Everyone around the world protested peacefully. Tell your anarchist white friends who have SEIZED this moment to go HOME!!
@@buds6554 AND BUD, THANKS TO THIS VIDEO IVE DECIDED TO PURCHASE GOODYEAR TIRES!!! This is THE BEST comparison video I've ever seen. He tests blind so the data isnt skewed. It was amazing! #GOODYEAR
Canadian viewers here! because of you, I bought the all season performance tire of Eagle F1 assymetric
Great review and so true! up to last September I owned a VW Golf MK7 just like the one in your review. I live in Northern Ireland so I had fitted the car with Michelin Cross climate tyres, they were great in the snow and wet and very capable in the dry. I then bought an Audi Q3 S Line Quattro 4x4 which came with Pirelli P Zero summer tyres. When it snowed last February the Audi Quattro was all over the place, four wheel drive with summer tyres is useless. I'm a bit of a tyre geek myself but I didn't expect such a difference in grip. Thank you for your reviews much appreciated.
Glad you're getting on with your tyres :)
It’s getting to that time of year again! Not long til I put my snowprox on again.
Thanks for this test! I live in Poland, we normally have 4 seasons, although recently it was bad winter, only a week of snow. On one car - Seat Altea4 I have summer 17 '(Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance) and winter 16' (Goodyear UltraGrip 9+), the car drives more (work, holidays, skiing, etc.) a second car that drives less, mainly only around the city - 15 '(Goodyer Vector4Season 2nd gen.). And it seems to me that this specification is the most optimal. On the second car, I will not be surprised by the sudden attack of winter :) However, if the all-season tires were not so good, I would probably have 2 sets for both of them - winter / summer. Best regards :)
Quite happy with my Goodyear Vector4Season 2nd gen too (I prefer them as they're more winter and wet biased, good for my needs), look forward to 3rd gen when the replacement moment comes.
Excellent video, really good to see more manufacturers really getting into the all season market & prices becoming far more reasonable.
Would love to see you run a similar test on their van tyre equivalents.
There's a van test by autobild if you're interested, you can find it on www.tyrereviews.com
I have Goodyear vector 4 season on Kia Proceed. One winter and one summer in use. I got them because of the budget with new car but this winter I am going to buy proper winter tyres for sure and keep these for after winter. Driving on snow was ok but had to be extra careful, breaking and turning was a chalange compare to proper winter tyres but got me going fron place to place alright, just not as confident as I would be wearing winter tyres. Driving in the heavy rain with them was a blast, nice straight line without any kind of slippiness feeling, pretty confident in those conditions. Driving in summer with around 38 °C again very confident driving, in the sharp bends they let you feel their limit nicely, without sudden surprise, just a mild slipping and you feel the limit is there so not bad for hot conditions too. As a budget option for all year with drop of temperatures in winter below 0 and little snow here and there will be ok, but for proper winter conditions I recommend winter deticated tyre. In summer just drive with them all seasons tyres a bit slower and you sorted. BTW important factor is missing in the test on wet is the temperature, as if you test them below 7 °C or above that makes all the difference in behaviour of the tyres because of its compound. Winter/All season tyre on dry or wet will behave totally different in wormer and colder conditions, especially starting below 7 °C or so.. Good test!!
Thank you for comprehensive review. I use Crossclimate plus, It's soft, comfy and safe enough to use for hot climates. I have done 40.000 km with these tires still has 5mm tire depth and good grip with only a little fragmentation in some parts. The downsides for me are they have bouncing effect with sudden direction changes because of soft compound and dull steering response. İts safe to use on cold weather, but on snow I feel exactly same on rearwhell drive car with conti winter contact ts830p and 4whell drive with crossclimate plus.
Hocam İngilizcem yok hangisini öneriyor :) 225/65/R17 lazim, Bursa’da yaşıyorum, Suzuki Vitara var,arazide ve dag, bayir, kar kışta kullanmiyorum, şehir ici ve yaz tatiline gidiyorum, senede maksimum 10 bin km, bir öneriniz olur mu ?
@@ahmet3263 Kar görüyorsanız 1 goodyear 2 hankook 3 continental. Çok kar görmüyorsanız yaz performansını da düşünerek 1bridgestone 2 hankook 3 goodyear 4michelin diyor. Bridgestonenun kar performansı çok kötü. Ben bunların içinde michelin tercih ederim yaz performansı en iyi lastikler den biri Denizlide yaşıyorum, crossclimate + kullanıyorum.
@@ozgurtaskoylu3766 Çok teşekkür ederim hocam, Nokian Wateproof aldim
@@ahmet3263 Hayırlı olsun güzel lastik.
@@ozgurtaskoylu3766 Son kez rahatsızlık vereyim hocam, dün siparis verirken yuk endeksi 106 olarak vermisim ancak benim lastigimde 102 yaziyor, bu sorun teşkil eder mi, değiştirmek gerekir mi ? Tüm cevaplariniz icin tekrardan teşekkür ediyorum, Allah razi olsun
I live in the UK and fitted Goodyear Vectors last November. We had no snow at all, and only one icy night though winter, and I live in the hills. They do behave nicely overall so I am not disappointed in any way ,and this winter....who knows...we certainly can get significant snow where I live, it's just unpredictable, which is why I fitted them in the first place.
Great test. I was starting to get interested in allseason tyres, since this is what the news are about nowadays. They are not as huge of a compromise as I thought, but the winter tyre also performed much better in the hot, than I expected. We have to keep in mind, though, that this is a premium winter tyre. Based on the numbers I dont see how the giti is a good buy. Worse in snow and very similar in warm condition.
The rolling resistance is the main selling point here imo, and we need to know the difference in tyrewear aswell. For my low milage I think I am still gonna be good with winter tyre for the whole year.
Thanks for the great video, as usual!
I was wondering if you could test a few of them while reducing the thread by half some day? After all, tires don't stay new forever and performance can change drastically! I know that Michelin is particularly promoting the stability of performance for the CC+ compared to other (unnamed) tires over time, so it would be great if someone could confirm this, one way or another.
And I understand that using a machine to artificially wear the tire is not like driving thousand of km to get there (the rubber dries with time and again that is impacting performance), but unless you can find (buy back?) used tires, that is still the easier way to do I believe. No methodology is perfect (for example, the interaction car/tire is not the same for every cars), and it's fine as long as it is consistent.
You can't buy back tyres as they're all worn in different ways, but I Think we'll be using some machines next year for this sort of test