Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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In today's video we're testing seven leading ultra high-performance all-season tires on the market in 2023.
The contenders include the Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 PLUS, Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3, Falken Azenis FK460 AS, Atlas Force UHP, Vredestein Hypertrack All Season, General G Max AS 05, and BFGoodrich g Force COMP 2 A/S Plus. Each of these tires have their unique strengths, but how do they fare when put head-to-head in a series of rigorous testing?
First, we examine the dry performance of these tires, focusing on dry braking and handling. We aim to understand how they respond to aggressive maneuvers, sudden stops, and how their behavior changes as they reach the limit of their grip. Are they predictable? Do they inspire confidence?
Then we dive into the wet performance, evaluating their wet braking and handling capabilities. Given that these are UHP all-season tires, it's important to consider their performance in wet conditions, where many drivers feel less confident. How do they handle standing water? Do they maintain grip when pushed to the limit?
Comfort and noise are often overlooked aspects of tire performance. We subjectively rate each tire for ride comfort and noise levels. A tire that's comfortable and quiet can dramatically improve your overall driving experience, especially on long journeys.
In addition, we take into account the manufacturer's treadwear warranty and the price of each tire. A long warranty and a reasonable price are indicators of the tire's durability and value for money.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:06 Wet Performance of the Tires
07:08 Dry Performance of the Tires
11:39 Noise and Comfort
13:11 Conclusion
Music by epidemicsound.com
Link to overall scores and user adjustable weightings: tire-reviews.com/Tyre-Tests/Results-Grid/2023-Tyre-Reviews-UHP-All-Season-Tyre-Test.htm
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Follow Tyre Reviews on instagram at instagram.com/tyre_reviews
Support independent tire testing: patreon.com/TireReviews
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In today's video we're testing seven leading ultra high-performance all-season tires on the market in 2023.
The contenders include the Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 PLUS, Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3, Falken Azenis FK460 AS, Atlas Force UHP, Vredestein Hypertrack All Season, General G Max AS 05, and BFGoodrich g Force COMP 2 A/S Plus. Each of these tires have their unique strengths, but how do they fare when put head-to-head in a series of rigorous testing?
First, we examine the dry performance of these tires, focusing on dry braking and handling. We aim to understand how they respond to aggressive maneuvers, sudden stops, and how their behavior changes as they reach the limit of their grip. Are they predictable? Do they inspire confidence?
Then we dive into the wet performance, evaluating their wet braking and handling capabilities. Given that these are UHP all-season tires, it's important to consider their performance in wet conditions, where many drivers feel less confident. How do they handle standing water? Do they maintain grip when pushed to the limit?
Comfort and noise are often overlooked aspects of tire performance. We subjectively rate each tire for ride comfort and noise levels. A tire that's comfortable and quiet can dramatically improve your overall driving experience, especially on long journeys.
In addition, we take into account the manufacturer's treadwear warranty and the price of each tire. A long warranty and a reasonable price are indicators of the tire's durability and value for money.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
01:06 Wet Performance of the Tires
07:08 Dry Performance of the Tires
11:39 Noise and Comfort
13:11 Conclusion
Music by epidemicsound.com
