The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 (225/45 R17 W9) ranked seventh, excelling in wet braking on cool roads but faltering in dry conditions with sluggish steering, poor lateral stability, and extended braking distances. Its quiet operation and competitive rolling resistance made it the highest-scoring all-season tire in the test (7.9 points), though overall performance lagged behind summer-focused rivals.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 took third place with a rating of 8.7. It delivered solid cornering grip and balanced, though slightly nervous, handling on snow. Its braking performance was excellent on all surfaces. The tire could benefit from more precise steering and improved cornering grip on wet roads.

Achieving fourth place with a score of 1.3, the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 (100 Y) excels as a versatile all-weather tire. It offers dynamic handling across diverse weather conditions, ensuring responsive performance whether navigating through rain, snow, or dry roads. The tire provides excellent hydroplaning reserves, enhancing safety during wet driving scenarios. Additionally, it delivers a comfortable ride, making long journeys smoother and more enjoyable. Priced at approximately €675 per set, the Turanza All Season 6 balances performance and comfort effectively. The only downside is a slightly higher rolling noise, which may be noticeable during quieter drives.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 placed twelfth. It excels with safe handling and short braking distances on wet and dry roads, paired with impressive mileage. However, its performance on snow is lacking. Priced at €565 per set, it received an overall score of 3.4, making it a satisfactory choice for drivers prioritizing wet and dry road performance over winter capabilities.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 was all about precision and control, leading the pack in dry handling and subjective wet handling. It came close to the top in wet braking, showing its strength on damp roads. Its performance was comparable to a summer tire, making it a great choice for those in milder climates. However, its weaknesses surfaced in snowy conditions, where it lagged behind in braking and traction, and the firmer ride and higher rolling resistance might not suit everyone. For those prioritizing dry and wet handling over winter grip, this tire hits the mark.

Securing fourth place with an overall score of 1.7 and earning an exemplary rating, the Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 is a new all-season tire that delivers excellent driving behavior in all weather conditions. It offers dynamic handling on both wet and dry surfaces and presents a good price-performance ratio. However, it exhibits moderate hydroplaning resistance when cornering.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 is all about balance, delivering solid performance across multiple conditions. In snowy environments, it offers dependable braking and handling, making it a strong contender for those occasional winter trips, even if its snow traction could use a boost. However, the tire truly shines on wet roads, where its braking power and hydroplaning resistance give you the confidence to drive through heavy rain with ease.

Dry conditions are where the Turanza All Season 6 really hits its stride. It boasts firm braking and stable handling, providing a smooth, responsive driving experience on warm asphalt. On the comfort front, though, it’s a bit noisier compared to its peers, and while its rolling resistance is decent, it won’t be the most fuel-efficient tire in the long run.

The Bridgestone Turanza AllSeason 6 Enliten follows closely behind Continental, missing the top spot by a mere half-point. Bridgestone delivers impressive performance on all road surfaces, ensuring a high level of safety. However, it loses some ground in rolling resistance, where its result is more average. Despite this, Bridgestone's competitive price makes it an appealing choice.

Snow: Lacks standout performance, making it challenging to drive due to low responsiveness. Occasional rear-end skidding observed.
Wet: Good grip and secure handling, with quick, composed reactions that are easy to manage.
Dry: Smooth response and high stability, with the rear wheels staying firmly planted.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 delivers solid performance in both dry and wet conditions, with commendable hydroplaning resistance and low wear, making it a good value choice. Despite its below-average snow performance and average rolling resistance, it offers a significant advantage over summer tires in snowy conditions, suited for regions with occasional snow.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 is a new all-rounder in the tire market, delivering a potent performance spectrum. It offers short wet and dry braking distances and agile, safe driving behavior under various weather conditions. Good aquaplaning reserves further enhance its appeal, although it comes at a higher price level.

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 showcased itself as an exemplary all-season tire, securing first place in the Auto Bild tests. Demonstrating remarkable prowess in wet conditions, dry pavement, and snow, it stands as a testament to modern tire technology. However, its economical performance, mainly its rolling resistance, left a bit to be desired.

• Positive: Outstanding wet performance. Excellent performance on dry pavement. Superior snow performance. Efficient braking on wet pavement.

• Negative: Increased rolling resistance leading to lesser economy.