The Kleber Quadraxer 3, a Michelin sub-brand product, excelled in snow conditions, topping the snow handling test and scoring high in snow braking and traction. Its dry performance was also commendable, with notable dry braking and rolling resistance scores. However, the tire struggled significantly in wet conditions, ranking last in wet braking and near the bottom in other wet categories. Despite its impressive snow and dry attributes, the Kleber's wet performance limitations are a key consideration for climates with frequent wet conditions.

The Kleber Quadraxer 3, ranking fourth, presents a strong performance in certain aspects but falls short in others. On snow, it offers exceptional capabilities, including the shortest braking distances and high performance in other metrics, outshining many seasonal tires. However, its performance in wet conditions is marred by significant understeer, sluggish steering response, and extended braking distances. The tire delivers consistently average results in dry conditions but is hampered by a tendency towards understeer, limiting fast cornering. While it excels on snow and maintains stability on dry surfaces, the notable deficiencies in wet conditions prevent it from earning a recommendation.

The Kleber Quadraxer 3 offers solid performance in snowy and dry conditions, with safe aquaplaning properties and short dry braking distances. However, it exhibits delayed steering response and understeering wet handling, which might affect maneuverability and control in certain situations.

Positioned fourth, the Kleber Quadraxer 3 is a testament to Michelin's quality, even under its sub-brand. Exhibiting traits reminiscent of the slightly pricier CrossClimate 2, the Quadraxer 3 shines in dry and snowy conditions while delivering satisfactory results in wet terrains. Coupled with its notable quietness and comfort, the tire's primary deviation from its Michelin counterpart is its 7% higher rolling resistance, which might be an acceptable trade-off for those prioritizing cost.

• Positive: Stellar performance in dry braking. Respectable wet braking capabilities. Reliable aquaplaning resistance. Outstanding grip in snowy conditions. Premium comfort levels enhancing the driving experience.

• Negative: Room for improvement in wet handling. Exhibits a rolling resistance above the average benchmark.

Good results on snow and dry pavement. Very high hydroplaning resistance. Short braking distance on dry pavement. Good riding comfort. Prone to understeer on wet pavement. Good.