The Goodyear Vector 4 Season Gen 2 wins the test thanks to an excellent all round performance. Amazing in the snow, good wet grip and handling, the Goodyear also boasts a low rolling resistance and good ride comfort.

The Michelin CrossClimate+ has an excellent all round performance, with a particular strength in the dry and wet. Average snow handling.

The new Continental AllSeasonContact proves to have excellent snow performance, beating the dedicated winter tire during the braking and handling tests, and also proving to be strong in the wet. Very low rolling resistance. Very high wear, high purchase price.

Excellent on snow, high aquaplaning resistance and the best price / mileage ratio on test. Average wet and dry grip.

Good snow performance. Low cost per KM. Average wet and dry grip.

Good in the snow and good wet grip. High wear, poor dry grip.

Good traction and handling in the snow. Good comfort. Poor dry handling, high wear.

Balance wet and dry performances. Good value for money. Poor snow grip, low aquaplaning reserves.

Good traction and short braking distances on snow, high aquaplaning resistance. Poor snow and wet handling, slow steering, average wear.

Strong aquaplaning resistance, low price.