Positive: Dry performance. Wet performance. Tread life. Price/quality ratio.
A premium tire with an exemplary wet and dry performance and a long tread life, providing best-in-class price/quality ratio.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Hydroplaning resistance. Braking performance in any conditions.
Negative: Price.
A sport tire that provides excellent handling response in any conditions, has a good hydroplaning resistance, and an excellent wet braking performance. However, it is worth noting that Michelin is one of the most expensive tire brands on the market.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Tread life. Environment.
Negative: Price.
An excellent (and quite expensive) tire that combines strong grip with good treadwear and low rolling resistance.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Hydroplaning resistance. Price/quality ratio.
Negative: Wet lateral grip.
This GT Radial tire performs well in any conditions (although there are some complaints about its wet cornering grip), and also has an attractive price/quality ratio.

Positive: Performance balance. Handling performance in any conditions. Environment.
A tire has a well-balanced performance and low rolling resistance, which comes at a relatively high price.

Positive: Performance balance. Braking performance in any conditions.
Negative: Noise.
An inexpensive tire with well-balanced performance that provides effective dry and wet braking performance. The downside is its increased noise level.

Positive: Wet handling performance. Hydroplaning resistance. Dry braking.
Negative: Dry handling performance.
On dry surfaces, this Dunlop tire responds somewhat slowly to driver input, but effectively stops the car. On wet surfaces, it provides a high overall level of safety.

Positive: Dry handling. Braking performance in any conditions. Noise.
Negative: Wet lateral grip.
This Falken tire provides good handling response on dry surfaces and effective braking in any conditions, and it is also pretty quiet. However, it has problems with wet cornering stability.

Positive: Dry braking performance Environment. Price.
Negative: Handling response in any conditions. Hydroplaning resistance.
An inexpensive tire with good dry braking performance and low rolling resistance, but prone to understeer in any conditions and having a reduced hydroplaning resistance.

Positive: Wet handling performance. Price.
Negative: Wet braking. Steering response.
This Fulda tire ensures acceptable handling performance on wet pavement, but it has a relatively long braking distance, combined with a delayed steering response.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Braking performance in any conditions.
Negative: Tread life. Price.
A sports tire that ensures excellent handling response and short dry and wet braking distances. At the same time, this Pirelli model has a limited expected mileage and comes at a high price.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Braking performance in any conditions.
Negative: Tread life.
The only weakness of this Hankook model is short tread life; otherwise this is a very viable option.

Positive: Hydroplaning resistance. Wet handling.
Negative: Tread life. Steering response.
Even though this Maxxis tire has a somewhat delayed steering response, it nevertheless can ensure acceptable handling performance on both wet and dry pavement, and, in addition, it has strong hydroplaning resistance. On the downside, its tread life is not the longest one around.

Positive: Handling performance in any conditions. Dry braking.
Negative: Tread life. Price.
This Toyo tire has no problems with handling performance but it is rather expensive, and has a short expected mileage.

Positive: Dry handling performance. Braking in any conditions.
Negative: Expected mileage. Price. Environment.
This Yokohama tire is quite effective on both dry and wet pavement, its weaknesses being its price and a very strong rolling resistance that will increase fuel consumption by the vehicle.

Positive: Braking in any conditions. Noise. Price.
Negative: Tread life. Dry handling performance. Ride comfort.
This Linglong tire has a short braking distance in any conditions, it is pretty quiet, and it comes at an attractive price but it has a very short tread life, and it is strongly prone to understeer on dry pavement.

Positive: Hydroplaning resistance. Noise.
Negative: Tread life. Steering response.
This Giti tire is pretty quiet, and it has high hydroplaning resistance, but it has a fuzzy steering response in any conditions. In addition, the tread life could have been longer.

Positive: Tread life. Noise.
Negative: Wet performance.
This Kleber model is a durable tire with a low noise emission and low rolling resistance. On the downside, it has a weak dry and wet grip, and its hydroplaning resistance could be higher.

Positive: Braking performance in any conditions. Noise.
Negative: Handling performance in any conditions. Tread life.
This Nexen tire is prone to understeer, and it has a short expected mileage. Its strong sides are effective braking performance and an attractive price.

Positive: Hydroplaning resistance. Wet handling performance.
Negative: Dry braking performance. Dry handling performance.
The RainSport 5 has an exemplary hydroplaning resistance and ensures the highest level of driving safety on wet pavement. At the same time, its dry performance — both in terms of braking and handling — obviously have room for improvement.