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So overall, both tires offer various strengths and areas for improvement. The Michelin excels in dry conditions, particularly in directional grip and cornering, thanks to its tread design and rigid construction. However, it struggles in wet conditions and noise dampening. The Pirelli,…
So overall both tires are doing great in a lot of different performance sections. The Baja Boss A/T excels in winter conditions due to its thermally adaptive rubber and narrow section width, along with superior wet and dry grip. In contrast, the…
In my comprehensive review, both boys exhibit strengths across various terrains and conditions. In a head-to-head comparison, the Michelin Pilot Sport All Season 4 excels in dry braking and wet performance braking, while the Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 Plus shines in handling and…
The Cooper Cobra Radial G/T is a tire with distinct strengths and weaknesses. In terms of dry performance, it offers commendable grip and superior steering feedback, with a clear emphasis on consistency and quick response. When it comes to wet conditions, the…
Here's to the point things to keep in mind with this tire. Overall Dry Performance: Provides adequate sideways and straight grip but tends to understeer in tight corners. Overall Wet Performance: Offers decent braking and traction, but has poor steering precision. Its…
The Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack is a tire designed for high performance across various parameters. In terms of dry performance, it excels due to its directional grip provided by three optimized central ribs. When cornering, the tire's design focuses on the shoulder area,…
The Yokohama AVID Ascend GT exhibits a varied performance across different conditions. In dry conditions, its strength lies in directional grip, attributable to its tread composition and design. Though the tire needs improvement refining its steering. Wet performance sees the tire doing…
The Yokohama Geolandar CV G058 offers a mixed bag of results. On dry roads, it provides strong directional grip, though handling requires some acclimation. In wet conditions, it excels with impressive traction and hydroplaning resistance, largely owing to its superior tread depth.…
In conclusion, the Nokian SeasonProof tire presents a good enough balance between performance and trade-offs across various conditions. It although lacks severely in terms of directional grip on both wet and dry conditions, its overall handing is still doing okay. And while…
The Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive emerges as a highly proficient tire, demonstrating exceptional capabilities in both dry and wet conditions. It's directional structure, combined with its rounded contact patch, provide you with decent dry grip, where its lighter construction adds to its above-average…
The Michelin Latitude Tour HP is a pretty decent tire, which gives you amazing dry performance, thanks to its continuous running central ribs and reinforced shoulders (which also provide superb steering feedback). However, the tire’s performance in wet conditions could be enhanced,…
The BF Goodrich KO3 showcases an impressive array of features that make it a robust choice for multiple terrains and conditions. It offers super directional and lateral grip, and combines it beautifully with its above average steering. And on wet, its new…
The Continental TrueContact Tour demonstrates a commendable performance in various performance areas. On dry roads, it gives you accurate steering and efficient grip with its X-shaped notches. And in wet, it provides exceptional braking and handling, attributed to its optimal siping. Moreover,…
The Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season is a versatile high-performance tire that offers pretty competing dry traction, with its impressive straight-line grip, handling traction, though the tire does lead to unintended understeering due to its larger tread depth (as seen on tests). In…
The BF Goodrich Advantage Control presents a balanced performance in a variety of conditions. In terms of dry traction, it maintains decent grip, and combined with a pretty responsive steering. In wet conditions, the tire shows a deficit in traction, attributed to…
The Yokohama Advan Sport A/S+ offers admirable dry grip and adequate handling but falls short in steering efficacy, exhibiting susceptibility to understeering. Its performance on wet roads is fair, hindered by sub-optimal hydroplaning resistance due to inadequately wide circumferential grooves and compact…
The General Grabber HTS60 exhibits a balanced performance across diverse terrains, excelling particularly in dry conditions with appreciable directional and lateral grip. This is due to its continuous central rib and compact shoulder lugs. Moreover, the tire also provides steady, (though not…
The Continental PureContact LS demonstrates a balanced overall performance. It offers superb lateral grip and hydroplaning resistance while maintaining adequate traction in winter conditions too (though it does not offer the 3 peak mountain snowflake rating). Moreover, its advanced design having EcoPlus…
