You should use your own summer tyre, e.g. Sportcontact 7. Or at least mention which cheap budget tyre you used and outside and tarmac temperatures. Not very transparent or objective.
I beat you the “summer” are the ULRR optimised EcoContact 6 (with or without Q) which have a very low rolling resistance (for max EV range) but are horrendous on wet. A modern SportContact or even the new PremiumContact 7 would beat the allseason every day of the week and twice on sunday. Thus is not the way to promote A/S. Should have focused on the mild winter conditions and the flexibility of the all season compared to a special.
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Wow!!! Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it
You should use your own summer tyre, e.g. Sportcontact 7. Or at least mention which cheap budget tyre you used and outside and tarmac temperatures. Not very transparent or objective.
Thankful.
I beat you the “summer” are the ULRR optimised EcoContact 6 (with or without Q) which have a very low rolling resistance (for max EV range) but are horrendous on wet. A modern SportContact or even the new PremiumContact 7 would beat the allseason every day of the week and twice on sunday. Thus is not the way to promote A/S. Should have focused on the mild winter conditions and the flexibility of the all season compared to a special.