Summer tire test 275/35 R19 from the publisher AutoView 2025 p.

Excellent handling on dry pavement
Good ride comfort

Relatively long braking distance on a wet surface

A sample premium tire, one of the best in its segment, and a relatively long braking distance on a wet surface may be due to the fact that the tires tested had homologation for the BMW M3, and the automaker could have requested improved properties on dry asphalt, which slightly worsened the performance in rainy weather

Very short braking distance and good lateral stability on dry pavement
Short braking distance on wet pavement

Increased weight
High rolling resistance
Relatively low ride comfort

Work well on both dry and wet surfaces, but the ride smoothness could be improved

High lateral stiffness and very good handling on dry pavement
Very short braking distance on wet pavement

High-quality tires with balanced characteristics and no obvious drawbacks (only a braking efficiency test was carried out on a wet surface)

Low rolling resistance
High level of acoustic comfort

Increased weight

Hankook has good performance for a mid-range product, but the price of the tires (at least in Korea) is too high considering their capabilities

Low mass
Good fuel efficiency

Unexpectedly long braking distance and low lateral stability on dry pavement
Low ride comfort
Low level of acoustic comfort
Long braking distance on wet pavement

The tires showed surprisingly weak results for a Pirelli product, and the reason for this is not entirely clear