Cooper Zeon RS3 G1 on 300S

Cooper Zeon RS3 G1 vs CS5 Ultra Touring

In conclusion, when it comes to overall dry performance, the Cooper Zeon RS3 G1 dominates with its superior grip and quicker stopping power. It also leads in handling, particularly in cornering phases, due to its more responsive structure. Moreover, in winter and…

Hankook Dynapro HPX on CX 3

Hankook Dynapro HPX Review

The Dynapro HPX is a mixed bag of results, like any other SUV touring tire. It provides nice overall road comfort, both in terms of noise and dampening of the bumps. And also does a great job in terms of overall on-road…

Michelin Defender LTX Platinum on Tundra

Michelin Defender LTX Platinum Review

Overall, the Defender LTX Platinum is a robust choice in the all-season category, offering a blend of durability, comfort, and wet performance, albeit with some compromises in dry handling and fuel efficiency. Its dry performance, particularly in terms of longitudinal grip and…

Tesla Model 3

Bridgestone Turanza QuietTrack vs Michelin Primary MXM4

So which tire is better overall? Well its not really that simple as both of these boys shine in various performance aspects. The Turanza, with its less sticky rubber composition and stiffer compound, offers superior fuel efficiency, enhanced tread longevity, but yes…

Standard Touring All-Season Tires

Best Standard Touring All-Season Tires

So overall standard touring category provides a lot of good all-season tire options, offering a great balance between dry traction, longevity, and fuel efficiency, all at a reasonable price. These tires are characterized by their impressive tread life, often exceeding 70k miles,…

Turanza AS6 on Mercedes-Benz C-Class

Michelin CrossClimate 2 vs Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6

Wrapping up, its clear that choosing the right tire here is tricky as it's all about weighing the pros and cons. I mean both tires offer distinct advantages, so there's no outright winner in this comparison. The CrossClimate 2 dominates in dry…

WRG4 on Chevrolet Malibu LS

Nokian WRG4 vs Firestone WeatherGrip

So overall its clear that picking the right tire here involves weighing different factors, as both have unique advantages. Meaning, it's not a simple decision, with no clear-cut winner. The Nokian WRG4 shines in dry performance, offering superior grip and handling, especially…

Tested on Audi Q8 Premium

Continental AllSeasonContact vs Contact 2

In summing up, both Continental boys here bring a lot to the table in terms of dry performance, wet handling, winter traction, and overall comfort. The All Season Contact shines with its superior dry stopping power and light snow prowess, thanks to…

Tested on Benz C250i

Nokian WRG4 vs Michelin CrossClimate 2

In conclusion, both boys here are great all-season tires with distinct advantages. The CrossClimate 2 dominates in dry braking and handling due to its directional tread, interlocking lugs, and balanced contact patch, making it a superior choice for touring. And yes, it…

WRG4 on Subaru Outback

Nokian WRG4 vs Bridgestone WeatherPeak

In conclusion, the overall comparison between both tires here bring out some interesting results. The WeatherPeak comes out with superior tread longevity and fuel economy, largely due to its robust rubber compound and lighter construction. Moreover it also offers better directional grip…

TrueContact on Kia

Yokohama Avid Ascend LX vs Continental TrueContact Tour

In conclusion, it all comes down to this: choosing the better tire is not straightforward since each excels in various aspects. The Continental TrueContact, with its more voided structure, generates more noise, but excels in wet conditions due to its superior siping…

WeatherPeak on Avalon

Bridgestone WeatherPeak vs Turanza QuietTrack

Ultimately, it's challenging to declare a definitive winner, as each tire shines in different performance aspects. The WeatherPeak demonstrates superior grip and handling on both dry and wet surfaces, owing to its unique void design, lighter weight, and sipe flexibility. This tire…

Falken Wildpeak AT4W

BFGoodrich KO3 vs Falken Wildpeak AT4W

So overall, both tires here have their particular strengths and weaknesses. In dry conditions, the BF Goodrich performs better with superior grip and handling, while the Falken tire lags slightly due to its aggressive tread and weight. Though in wet condition, opposite…

Michelin Defender LTX MS2

New Michelin Defender LTX M/S2 vs LTX M/S

Each Michelin tires here presents a balanced mix of strengths, making both a strong choice depending on specific driving needs and conditions. The Defender LTX MS/2 offers superior dry performance with better traction and handling, while the Defender LTX MS/2 leads in…

WeatherReady on Santa FE

Yokohama Avid Ascend GT vs Goodyear WeatherReady

So as you can see, both tires present distinct strengths and weaknesses across various performance metrics. The Avid Ascend GT excels in dry grip, handling, and noise reduction due to its optimized tread elements and design, offering a smoother and quieter ride.…

Yokohama CV G058 snow testing (with Volvo XC90)

Yokohama Geolandar CV G058 vs Michelin Defender 2

Wrapping things up, it's evident that it's difficult to pinpoint an overall better tire, as each has distinct performance advantages. The Defender 2 excels in dry conditions with superior braking and cornering, while the Geolandar CV G058 performs better in wet conditions…

WeatherActive on Nissan Murano

Pirelli Scorpion WeatherActive vs Bridgestone WeatherPeak

In the end, we see that determining the superior tire is tricky, as both excel in their respective areas. The Scorpion WeatherActive excels in dry performance and wet conditions, with superior cornering, steering response, and hydroplaning resistance. The WeatherPeak, however, has an…