All-season tire test - size 185/65 R15 from the publisher Autozeitung 2015 p.

All-season tyres must be truly multi-purpose and offer grip on snow and ice, while still delivering efficiency at low temperatures on both wet and dry asphalt. Some manufacturers even market their all-season tyres as ‘summer tyres with winter characteristics’. Furthermore, these tyres are also marked with the M+S logo, so there won’t be any problems with the police in countries where there are periods of mandatory winter tyre use. Winters in Europe can be very mild, with snow on the roads being rare, and hence

Place	Description / Recommendations	Cost
1	Nokian Weatherproof Best lap time and highest snow traction Excellent slush handling Highest aquaplaning resistance Good handling, high grip and short braking distance on wet roads Precise steering response and predictable behavior on dry roads Average braking efficiency on a dry surface Scores: 409/450	—
2	Goodyear Vector 4 Seasons GEN-2 Good balance of characteristics Good handling and predictable behaviour and a high tractive force on snow Good handling, high grip and short braking distance on wet surfaces Good handling on dry surfaces Lowest rolling resistance Points: 401/450	from 11 160 ₽
3	Pirelli Cinturato All Season Good tyres with traditional Pirelli sporty character Excellent handling and precise steering response on snow Extremely precise steering response and short braking distances on wet Excellent handling and precise steering response on dry Points: 368/450	—
4	Sava Adapto HP Acceptable performance on dry roads Good transverse traction on wet roads Attractive price Poor traction and a tendency to inadequate maneuverability on snow High rolling resistance Points: 347/450	—
5	Kumho Solus HA31 Good grip and traction on snow (although there is a tendency to understeer) Good information on wet surfaces Average resistance to aquaplaning Average grip and relatively long braking distance on dry pavement Points: 334/450	from 2 670 ₽
5	Vredestein Quatrac 5 Acceptable traction force on snow Precise response to steering input and predictable behavior at the limit of adhesion on dry surfaces Low rolling resistance Tendency to sudden loss of traction on snow On wet pavement when approaching the traction limit, may transition from understeer to oversteer Poor resistance to aquaplaning Points: 334/450	—
7	Apollo Alnac 4G Optimal snow traction, best lap time, precise steering response, high grip and short stopping distance on dry pavement. Best lap time, precise steering response, high grip and the shortest braking distance on dry pavement Weak grip and long braking distance on wet pavement Points: 322/450	—
8	Maxxis Allseason AP2 Dry handling Poor results on snow Long braking distance and not good enough feedback on wet surface Points: 318/450	—