Join us as we delve into the results of this year's winter tire tests, offering insights into the best choices for the upcoming season.

🔹 Michelin's Pilot Alpin 5 leads the pack. Introduced in 2020, it has been tested 11 times and won 6 of them. With stellar dry performance, unmatched snow driving, and braking capabilities, this tire ensures precise steering feedback and comfort. Its only drawbacks might be its price, average rolling resistance, and aquaplaning resistance.

🔹 Looking for compact car options? The Michelin Alpin 6 is your answer. On the market since 2018, it stands out for its longevity, low rolling resistance, and fuel efficiency.

🔹 New on the scene is the Goodyear Ultra Grip Performance 3. Praised for its balanced properties, impressive lifespan, and comfort, it does have a higher rolling resistance.

🔹 The Continental TS870P is another premium option. Celebrated for its snow capabilities, short braking distances, and excellent steering response, it’s criticized for its price and lifespan.

🔹 An interesting option is Dunlop's Winter Sport 5. While once considered outdated, it's back in the limelight, winning ADAC's test for the size 205/60 R16.

🔹 For budget-friendly options, consider the BFGoodrich g-Force Winter 2, a sibling to the Kleber Krisalp HP3. It's known for beating premium models in snow tests but does have some weak areas.

🔹 A curious case is the Bridgestone Blizzak LM005. Winning two tests but ending up 15th out of 16 in ADAC's test. Different testing methodologies and criteria can lead to such discrepancies.

If you're searching for the best tires tailored to your needs, be sure to check our website at thetirelab.com. We provide comprehensive comparisons, ensuring the best deals for you.

Stay tuned for more tests and updates throughout the year!