All-Season Tires for 2023 - The Latest and Greatest Models
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- Опубліковано 4 сер 2023
- Discover in this video the most impressive all-season tires for 2023! We have exclusive insights into brand-new models and reveal a surprising budget recommendation that could revolutionize your driving experience. Will Michelin and Continental maintain their reputation? What does Bridgestone have to offer? And how does an inexpensive underdog fare against the big brands? Find out which tire excels in snow, which convinces in rain, and which one has astonished us with its durability. Stay tuned, as these tires could fundamentally change the way you drive all year round!
Yokohama recently released their first all weather tire. The, Geolander CV 4S, that looks promising. Anxious to see a review of their performance.
I bought the Pirelli Scorpion Weather Active for both of my SUVs, and I’ve been very impressed with their first year of use which included our fair share of snow and ice.
I’m in the US Midwest and extreme hot and cold/snowy weather - and I love the Nokian All-Weather tires. They’re a Finnish company well known for great winter tires but have added all-weather mix tires to their line-up. I believe they added a factory in the US and are trying to penetrate deeper sales here.
The Nokian all-weathers I have are less expensive than the Crossclimate2 but almost as good on snow. Excellent traction in cold weather.
I also give the edge to the Nokian over CC2 for say spring/summer/fall dry weather highway driving - I find the Nokian quieter.
Hello. It is time for me to change my all season tiers. I'm driving Skoda Octavia Wagon, tyre size 225/45/17.
I live in South East Euore, where we have hot summers and winters are mainly cold and rainy and sometimes with little snow. I'm a familiy man and I need a tayre that is good, relaible, good wear, performance also.
I have narrowed to following tiers Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6, Continental Contact 2, Goodyear Vector Gen3 and CrossClimate 2. If I need to put them in order it should go something like this Continetal, Bridgestone, Goodyear, and CC2. Would you go for in order from first to last? Also considering Kleber Q3.
I am sticking with the cross climate. This will be 3 rd purchase. Noticed an immediate grip increase even at 30 mph while running in my 1st time of driving.
Excellent choice! The new generation should be also an upgrade, if you haven't had it already.
good for you, Michelin has screwed me for the CC 2 then did not make my size tire 215/70/16 anymore, they made that size when the first came out with the CC+
me too...had the pirelli weathermatic on my model s but it was noisey and didnt wear well..
Based on initial search results, not seeing how/where I can get Kleber tires in the U.S. Thoughts anyone?
I've had the Goodyear Vector gen 3 on the my passat estate and find them brilliant all rounders
Great choice! Actually often overlooked I would say
Same here, have been using Goodyear Vector's for around 4 years now, I live in the hilly parts of south Shropshire, have never had a problem with snow driving, even down some of the back lanes. A well recommended tyre.
Hello, I live in Greece, the weather where I am is quite hot from May - September but bcuz of work I need to pass through places that have low temperatures in winter. That's the reason I'm going for all season tyre. My needs are for the best possible dry and wet performance and mild snow capabilities. According the video comments seems to be the new Bridgestone allseason 6 but I would like to see your opinion.
Best regards
I completely agree with the video, i live in Poland I use Hankook and I can say that they are very well balanced for any climate, it is true that they do less kilometers, but I bought them because I don't do many kilometers and I prefer to change every four years and always have new tires better than installing Michelin and having to change them allmost new.
One week ago I bought GT Radial 4Seasons and straight away noticed better grip on very wet road compered to my old one Continental summer tyres.
Waiting for winter to come and my planned trip to Scotland to see how they perform on snow
I am using Nokian Seasonproof tires and I'm happy with it.
I love the Nokian for all-weather driving! Excellent traction and great all year / all season performance.
Since here in Poland year by year snow is lighter than it used to be, I decided to buy quadraxer 3. I have dunlop winter sport 5 but 5 year old tyres. Waiting to see snow this year to have a chance say it was a big mistake or a pleasant surpise.I saw tyrereview about AS tyres and it made me sure it might be the right choise for me. I am a bit scary if in the winter it will not move forword in the snow but faint heart never won fair lady .Keep your fingers cross for me.
I think you won't regret it. I also live in Poland and I have Hankook and I can say that in the winter there is not a problem. I suppose that if you go to the mountains you should use winter tires but for normal conditions they are perfect. I have to say that kleber look good, tell us when you use them in the snow, comment to know what they are like for the future.
Great choice, should be fine :) It's ideal for climates like the one in Poland.
Sorry, this is not a test, but a commercial. Moreover, one of the best brands in this field is Vredestein, a small brand perhaps, but in The Netherlands well loved for its outstanding characteristics, especially for the smaller cars most Dutchmen drive.
Well, I certainly thought about featuring it - the Vredestein Quatrac is a nice option, but there's only a few dimensions available, as you said mostly for smaller cars. The performance version Quatrac Pro got a "insufficient" rating in ADAC test in 2020 because of it's poor snow performance, that's why it wasn't featured... I can't fit all tyres in one video, but if you check my website, you can see the best tyres in your dimension and Vredestein is in the upper positions for the smaller dimensions :) Dutch version here: www.autobandentest.eu
Good year maxlife for sedan 🚘 spectacular alls season tires
I have Goodyear vector 4 season cargos on my vw transporter fitted in 2021. Only done 16k miles and all 4 have small cracks down the centre of the tread.
So what tyre would you recommend, with a really good treadwear for my Toyota camry se with 205/45R18 size tyre for next summer. A tyre that will last and good in rainy days .....
isn't it 235/45R18? That's more likely. You can get the Continental AllSeasonContact 2, should be a great mix between mileage and wet performance.
@thetirelab sorry, yes it's 225/45R18.
I bought a Ford Puma ST which will be delivered around December, and ill do a trip from Milan/Italy to Valencia/Spain on December (winter), along the blue coast with the occasional stops on France, im not expecting much snow if at all. Terrain is going to be mostly high speed lane, with the occasional mountain road (small mountain, not through the alps), Puma is given with high speed summer tires, so im still undecided if i should buy CrossClimate 2 and just be done with those till around mid June where its summer (very hot), and change there to summer tires, or Special Winter Tires, and change sooner in March.
Got the same dilemma, bro.
Leaning towards the Allseason tyres (change them in May and put back on in October)
What have you finally decided?
@@TheMaximBond Bought the Michelin Cross Climate 2, going to use them from October to April, and from May to September the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S. No reason for me to get Winter Tyres in Italy, and Cross Climate 2 is almost as equally great as Winter Tyres.
@@KaratePath congrats! Unfortunately Michelin is not making cross climate 2 for my car. Otherwise it would be the best solution.
Costco - I ordered Weatherpeak and they literally called me and said not to get these tires bc they are trash. They offered to swap with CC2
LOL I bought the original CC 3 years ago last month I got a nail in my sidewall well guess what CC 2 don't come in my tire size what did they recommend??? the Weatherpeak, LOL in fact COSTCO wanted to replace my bad CC with a Weatherpeak tire and I told them you can't mix tires
From my Switzerland's point of view...only if All season perform REALY good in snow i would change my normal set up 4x Winter tyre + 4x Summer tyre wheels...specialy in my 2Fwd car.😊
It really depends on the usage, I had a chance to take Nokian Weatherproof to the Czech mountains (nothing like the Alps, but still have snow) and we climbed some really steep snow-covered roads with no problems on a FWD Passat - they actually are really decent when the snow is "sticky", as they fill the tread with snow and then use it for traction. Given the Crossclimates should be even better on snow I would give it a try, but still if you have snow whole winter it makes more sense to have two sets of tyres.
Too bad. Cross climate doesn’t comes in 22” 265 /40
AI voice is horrid
Takes away from the validity of the content too.