Michelin CrossClimate 2 vs GT Radial ClimateActive: The Michelin CrossClimate 2—widely regarded as the best all-season tire with the 3-peak mountain snowflake (3PMSF) certification—steps into the ring against the GT Radial ClimateActive, a more modest but capable contender from Giti. Can the ClimateActive punch above its weight, or will the CrossClimate 2 continue its reign …
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Michelin CrossClimate 2 vs Dunlop All Season 2: The Michelin CrossClimate 2 has long been the gold standard in the all-season 3-peak mountain category, setting the benchmark for year-round performance. Enter the newly launched Dunlop All Season 2, aiming to shake up the segment with fresh technology and improved winter capabilities. Can Dunlop’s latest contender …
Michelin Alpin 6 vs Michelin Alpin 7: After years of anticipation, the Michelin Alpin 7 has finally arrived, ready to take on the Alpin 6 in the Middle European winter tire segment. Despite its strong reputation, the Alpin 6 has struggled in independent press tests, securing only two wins out of thirty over the years. …
Michelin e.Primacy All Season vs ProContact RX vs Turanza EV: The Michelin e.Primacy All Season is built for maximum efficiency, boasting low rolling resistance and exceptional mileage—perfect for gas, hybrid, and EV drivers looking to go the extra mile. But how does it stack up against the Continental ProContact RX and Bridgestone Turanza EV? With …
Michelin Primacy MXM4 vs Hankook iON EVO AS: It’s a clash of EV all-season titans! The Michelin Primacy MXM4, OE tire for the Tesla Model 3, faces off against the Hankook iON EVO AS, an EV-specific replacement built for range, grip, and efficiency. Can Michelin’s proven comfort and durability withstand Hankook’s next-gen EV tech? Let …
Michelin Primacy MXM4 vs Continental ProContact RX: The Michelin Primacy MXM4 and Continental ProContact RX—both Tesla Model 3 OE-approved tires—go head-to-head in this battle of all-season touring performance. Neither carries the 3-peak mountain snowflake rating, but which one truly delivers the best balance of comfort, grip, and longevity for Tesla owners? Let’s find out! Results: …
Europe All Season vs North America All Weather: CrossClimate 2 vs WeatherReady: In Europe, all-season tires are defined by their 3-peak mountain certification, while in North America, these same winter-capable all-season tires are often labeled as all-weather. But despite sharing the same snowflake symbol, the regulations and expectations differ between the two regions. To explore …
Michelin X-Ice Snow vs Pirelli Ice Zero Asimmetrico: The Michelin X-Ice Snow, launched in 2020, goes head-to-head with the Pirelli Ice Zero Asimmetrico, introduced in 2023. Michelin’s X-Ice Snow has built a solid reputation for its exceptional winter performance, but can the newly launched Ice Zero Asimmetrico challenge its dominance? With Pirelli bringing fresh technology …
Michelin Primacy 4+ vs Michelin Primacy 5: The 2025 launch of the Michelin Primacy 5 marks a significant step forward in Michelin’s commitment to performance and sustainability. Positioned as the successor to the highly regarded Primacy 4+, the new Primacy 5 boasts improvements in key areas such as lifespan, wet safety, rolling resistance, and noise …
Michelin CrossClimate 2 vs Firestone WeatherGrip: The Michelin CrossClimate 2 has long been regarded as the all-time best all-weather tire, dominating with its exceptional performance across seasons. On the other side, Firestone WeatherGrip represents Bridgestone’s second-tier brand, bringing solid all-weather capabilities at a more affordable price. This clash pits Michelin’s flagship against a formidable contender …