All-Season Load Index 185/75 R16C Tire Test from the publisher Авторевю 2008 p.

Tire traction on ice and snow
snow traction
wet pavement traction

handling on dry asphalt

Even without the All Seasons marking, these are the best all-season tires.

Score: 16.4

Braking properties on dry and wet asphalt
Acoustic comfort
Lateral traction properties on snow.

Ride smoothness
snow handling

Best tires on asphalt, but also won't let you down in winter.

Score: 16.1

Dry road handling
traction on ice
low rolling resistance

Ride smoothness
braking distance on dry asphalt

Consumer properties are not balanced in the best way, but no contraindications have been identified.

Score: 15.3

Smoothness
grip on ice
on snow, handling

insufficient resource
noise
wet asphalt handling

Visually very "neat" tires, but their resource leaves much to be desired.

Score: 14.9

Traction on snow
Handling on wet pavement
Braking on dry pavement

low mileage
smooth ride

All the advantages of these tires are negated by the minimal resource.

Score: 14.7

Resource
Braking performance on wet asphalt
Low rolling resistance

noise
wet handling
snow handling

Active safety in winter is low, but - maximum resource and minimum rolling resistance. The award for economy!

Points: 14.2

Traction properties in snow
handling in snow

braking properties on wet asphalt
handling on dry asphalt
high rolling resistance

Good for snow, but for driving on dry asphalt it's better to choose other tires.

Score: 14

treadwear
smoothness
on-centre steering

Traction properties on snow and ice
handling on wet asphalt

Long-lasting tires, but they are not suitable for winter use.

Score: 13.9

Acoustic Comfort

Extremely low traction on snow and ice
handling on snow
traction on dry and wet asphalt
low reliability of handling on dry asphalt

Driving on such tires in winter is associated with unjustified risk. And in the summer, their only merit is low rolling noise.

Score: 11.9