Best Tires for Tesla Model 3: Michelin, Bridgestone & Giti Tested

2026 UHP Tire Test: The ultra-high performance segment is more competitive than ever — and the gap between big brands and challengers is getting closer. In Top Tire Review’s 2026 UHP Tire Test, seven contenders go head-to-head to answer one question: how much better are the big names, really? Proven benchmarks like the Michelin Pilot …

Best UUHP Tires Test 2026: In the ultra-high performance (UHP) category, every meter, every tenth of a second, every point of steering feedback matters. In this comparison, three major players go head-to-head to determine who truly delivers the sharpest wet grip, strongest braking, and most confidence at the limit: Kumho Ecsta Sport S PS72, Pirelli …

Best SUV tires in Asia Test: Asia’s SUV segment is growing faster than ever — and so is the competition to build the perfect tire for it. In Top Tire Review’s 2025/26 Best SUV Tire Test, five heavyweights go head-to-head to prove who truly rules the road: Continental UltraContact UX7, Michelin Primacy 5, Bridgestone Alenza …

Continental EcoContact 6Q vs Michelin Primacy 5 — Touring Showdown Begins! This isn’t just another tire test — this is our very own showdown, and it’s a big one. On one side, the Continental EcoContact 6Q, the exact OE tire fitted on the popular EV, the BYD Seal. On the other, the brand-new Michelin Primacy …

In our “2024/25 Best UHP Tires for Asia Test,” we put five popular ultra-high performance (UHP) tires to the test under wet, dry, and noise conditions to determine which one takes the lead. This test lineup includes the Continental MaxContact MC7, Michelin Pilot Sport 5, Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6, Toyo Proxes TR1, and RoadX …

Top Tire Review APAC Touring Tire Test: Introducing Top Tire Review’s Inaugural Tire Showdown! –> Ladies and gentlemen, gearheads and driving enthusiasts, prepare yourselves for the most exhilarating tire test of the year! In our pioneering venture into tire evaluations, Top Tire Review presents a face-off like no other. We’ve brought together six of the …

The Yokohama Geolandar A/T4 vs Toyo Open Country A/T III is a heavyweight battle between two of the most serious contenders in the all-terrain segment. Yokohama arrives as the modern challenger, promising rugged off-road capability without sacrificing everyday road manners, while Toyo’s proven Open Country A/T III has already built a formidable reputation for durability, …

The Bridgestone Dueler Maverick A/T vs BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO3 is a true challenger-versus-legend showdown. On one side is Discount Tire’s exclusive new all-terrain, backed by Bridgestone and eager to prove itself. On the other is the hugely popular KO3—the latest generation of one of the most respected names in off-road tires. Can the newcomer …

Michelin Primacy MXM4 vs Michelin CrossClimate 2: The Michelin Primacy MXM4 is a premium touring all-season tire focused on comfort, quietness and responsive road manners, commonly fitted as original equipment on luxury vehicles. The CrossClimate 2 takes a different approach: an all-weather tire combining strong dry and wet performance with certified winter capability. This battle …

Bridgestone Blizzak IcePeak vs Bridgestone Blizzak DMV2: Bridgestone’s newly launched Blizzak IcePeak enters the winter-tire arena with the company’s latest ice and snow technology—but it faces a formidable opponent from within its own family. The proven Blizzak DM-V2 is purpose-built for SUVs, using an exceptionally soft winter compound to maximise grip on snow and ice. …

The Michelin Defender 2 and Defender LTX M/S 2 share the legendary Defender name—but represent two very different segments. The Defender 2 is a passenger touring all-season tire built for comfort, longevity and everyday efficiency, while the Defender LTX M/S 2 is a highway all-season tire engineered for heavier SUVs and pickup trucks. So, which …

Michelin e.Primacy vs Michelin Primacy 5—one is an EV-focused tyre prioritising efficiency and low rolling resistance, while the other is a general summer touring tyre built for balanced performance. As the e.Primacy makes way for Michelin’s new Energy range, let’s take a trip down memory lane and see how these two tyres really compare. Results: …

The Continental VikingContact 8 vs General Altimax Arctic 12 is an intriguing internal battle, as both brands belong to Continental. It pits Continental’s latest premium winter technology against General’s proven value-focused formula—but both rely on aggressive tread designs and extremely soft studless compounds to generate grip on snow and ice. So, does the premium VikingContact …

The Continental VikingContact 8 vs Bridgestone Blizzak WS90 battle brings together two heavyweights of the soft-compound, studless winter-tire world. Continental’s latest winter flagship takes on Bridgestone’s legendary Blizzak—one of the biggest names in snow and ice grip. Both are engineered for extreme winter conditions, but only one can claim the edge when the road turns …

The Michelin Primacy 5 vs Michelin CrossClimate 3 is not a straightforward battle. The Primacy 5 is a refined summer touring tire, while the CrossClimate 3 is a 3PMSF-certified all-season tire built to handle genuine winter conditions. They serve two completely different philosophies—but that is exactly what makes this comparison so fascinating. The real question …

The Michelin Pilot Sport 4S vs Michelin CrossClimate 3 Sport battle is a fascinating clash between two very different performance philosophies. The Pilot Sport 4S is a proven UUHP summer tire, built to deliver maximum dry and wet performance, while the CrossClimate 3 Sport is positioned as Michelin’s first UHP all-season tire with 3PMSF certification, …