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2026

All tests: Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 3

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Automotorsport6.195/55 R162026

All season tyre test 195/55 R16 - Automotorsport 2026

    #NameRating
    Points total
    Wet
    Dry
    Snow
    Enviromental impact
    Positive features
    Neagative features
    Price
    1.Continental AllSeasonContact 2
    Very good
    8.7
    8.8
    8.5
    7.7
    9.7
    Reliable and forgiving on snow; very convincing on dry and especially wet roads; test-best energy efficiency and lowest rolling resistance.
    Relatively weak aquaplaning protection and some lateral tread scrub near the cornering limit.
    Continental won through a strong wet-and-dry balance and the best environmental result, while remaining less dominant on snow.
    £115
    87 H + 2
    2.Vredestein Quatrac
    Very good
    8.2
    8.9
    8.1
    7.8
    7.3
    Balanced and controllable on snow; shortest wet braking distance and easy wet handling; agile steering with stable emergency-lane-change behaviour; price-performance recommendation.
    Longer dry braking distance and reduced ride comfort because of limited self-damping.
    Vredestein finished second with the best wet result and the editorial value recommendation.
    £83
    87 H + 1
    3.Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3
    Very good
    8.0
    7.8
    8.6
    8.8
    6.9
    Test-best winter-road behaviour, strong aquaplaning resistance and the shortest dry braking distance.
    Somewhat longer wet braking, limited noise and damping comfort, and high rolling resistance and energy use.
    Pirelli took third as the snow specialist, backed by strong dry performance but weaker wet and environmental results.
    £112
    91 V
    4.Nokian Seasonproof 2
    Good
    7.9
    7.3
    8.6
    8.4
    7.9
    Very safe and dynamic on winter roads; strong aquaplaning resistance, strong overall performance and very low exterior noise.
    Deficits in wet braking and wet cornering grip.
    Nokian ranked fourth with a winter-oriented balance and strong dry performance, but a less competitive wet score.
    £91
    87 H + 1
    5.Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6
    Good
    7.6
    7.2
    8.8
    6.8
    8.0
    The sportiest tyre in the test in summer-dry conditions, with secure behaviour and above-average comfort.
    Comparatively weak on snow and wet roads, and somewhat sensitive to load changes in dry corners.
    Bridgestone was the dry specialist but lost ground on snow and, to a lesser extent, in the wet.
    £93
    91 H + 1
    6.Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 3
    Good
    7.5
    7.7
    7.1
    7.6
    7.3
    Balanced, relatively active behaviour on snow; adequate safety in moderate rain; good ride comfort and the lowest listed price.
    Long dry braking, a slightly nervous rear in rapid lane changes, and limited aquaplaning protection.
    Uniroyal offered a consistent mid-field result and the lowest sampled price, without leading a category.
    £82
    91 H + 1
    7.Hankook Kinergy 4S2 H750
    Good
    7.2
    7.0
    8.2
    8.2
    5.6
    Secure snow braking and strong static cornering grip on snow.
    Heavy understeer in dynamic snow handling; long wet braking and limited wet-corner reserves; weak damping, loud running and the highest rolling resistance.
    Hankook performed strongly on snow and dry roads, but the environmental score pulled down its total.
    £96
    87 V + 2
    8.Kleber Quadraxer 3
    Good
    7.1
    6.2
    7.2
    8.2
    7.9
    Dependable and forgiving, with relatively short braking on snow and dry asphalt and the joint-lowest exterior noise.
    Long wet braking; slow responses, pronounced understeer, limited reserves and weak feedback in corners.
    Kleber combined good snow and environmental performance with a pronounced wet-road limitation.
    £95
    87 H + 3
    9.Falken EuroALL Season AS210
    Good
    7.1
    6.5
    7.5
    7.7
    7.3
    Secure and controllable on snow, with relatively short dry braking and the second-lowest listed price.
    Long wet braking, weak wet grip and aquaplaning protection, audible cabin noise and below-average ride comfort.
    Falken remained good overall and affordable in the price sample, but its wet result held it back.
    £87
    87 V + 1
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