The Vredestein Quatrac has earned the top spot in the AUTO BILD test, demonstrating its all-around capabilities. It combines excellent performance on snow with impressive handling and braking across different surfaces. With strong resistance to hydroplaning and agile, precise steering, it stands out as a reliable option. Despite its slightly higher rolling resistance, it remains an exemplary choice for those seeking safety and sportiness in one package. The price per set is €515, and it received a commendable overall score of 1.3.

The Continental AllSeasonContact 2 secured second place with an impressive performance in AUTO BILD’s test. It delivers a balanced performance across all conditions, particularly excelling on snow and ice with short braking distances and strong grip. The tire's secure handling on wet roads makes it a solid choice for those who prioritize safety. While its hydroplaning reserves are average and the price is on the higher side (€620 per set), it still earned a top rating of 1.4 overall.

The Michelin CrossClimate 2 earned a top spot as the AUTO BILD Eco-Meister, showcasing its strong performance across various conditions. It excels on dry and snowy roads, delivering short braking distances and impressive longevity. With a low rolling resistance, it's an efficient choice for those looking to maximize fuel economy. However, it shows slightly longer braking distances on wet surfaces. Despite this, the tire received an overall score of 1.4 and is priced at €670 per set.

The Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3 earned high marks in the AUTO BILD test, securing fourth place. It offers consistent performance across all conditions, with strong hydroplaning resistance, short braking distances, and reliable handling in various weather scenarios. While its mileage is average, the tire remains a solid choice for those seeking balanced performance and safety. Priced at €580 per set, it received an overall score of 1.5.

The Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 claimed fifth place, offering strong performance with short braking distances on both wet and dry roads. It provides excellent safety reserves in hydroplaning situations, making it a reliable option for various weather conditions. Despite its satisfactory mileage and higher price point (€560 per set), the tire still earned an overall score of 2.0 and is rated “good.”

The Dunlop All Season 2 secured sixth place. It delivers a balanced performance across various conditions, with its standout feature being the best mileage in the test, earning top marks for cost efficiency. However, it shows moderate side grip on snow and extended braking distances on wet surfaces. Priced at €510 per set, the tire received an overall rating of 2.2, making it a solid, all-around choice with no major drawbacks.

The Kleber Quadraxer 3 achieved seventh place, showing a strong performance with short braking distances on both snowy and dry roads. It also offers good hydroplaning resistance, ensuring stability in wet conditions. However, its grip and braking distances on wet surfaces are less impressive. With a price of €510 per set and an overall rating of 2.3, it’s a good option for drivers looking for reliable performance across most conditions.

The Giti Giti AllSeason AS2 secured eighth place. It performed well with short braking distances on snow and ice, good hydroplaning resistance, and secure handling on both wet and dry roads. However, it showed slightly extended wet braking distances and average mileage. Priced at €530 per set, it received an overall score of 2.4, making it a solid choice for drivers who prioritize winter performance and handling stability.

The GT Radial ClimateActive took ninth place in the AUTO BILD test, offering solid performance with short braking distances on snowy roads and stable handling on both wet and dry surfaces. While it provides good overall performance, it falls short with limited mileage and slightly extended wet braking distances. Priced at €515 per set, it received an overall score of 2.5, making it a reliable choice for balanced driving in various conditions.

The BF Goodrich All-Season Advantage placed tenth, showcasing impressive braking performance on snow and dry roads, strong hydroplaning resistance, and high mileage. However, its wet grip and braking distances are less convincing. Priced at €445 per set, it received an overall score of 3.1, making it a satisfactory option for those prioritizing winter and dry performance but with some compromises in wet conditions.

The Viking FourTech Plus ranked eleventh. It performs reliably on wet and dry roads, offering safe handling and good hydroplaning resistance. However, its snow grip and handling are only average, and the mileage is modest. With a price of €495 per set and an overall score of 3.3, it's a satisfactory option but with limitations in winter conditions.

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 Kumho Solus 4S HA32+ finished in thirteenth place in the AUTO BILD test. It provides stable handling on wet and dry roads with good driving comfort. However, it falls short in hydroplaning resistance, snow grip, and overall mileage, with increased rolling resistance. Priced at €440 per set, it received an overall score of 4.2, making it a conditionally recommended choice with noticeable compromises.

The Toyo Celsius AS2 ranked fourteenth. It offers smooth handling on dry roads and excellent mileage. However, its performance on snow is weak, with limited grip and extended braking distances on wet surfaces. Priced at €470 per set, it received an overall score of 4.3, making it a conditionally recommended option with significant drawbacks in winter conditions.

The Linglong Grip Master 4S secured fifteenth place. It delivers safe handling on dry roads, good comfort, and high mileage. However, its performance on snow and wet surfaces is poor, with limited hydroplaning resistance. Priced at €355 per set, it received an overall score of 4.4, making it a conditionally recommended option with notable limitations in challenging conditions.