Compare Tires

Most compared this month

Ordered by how often each comparison was opened in the last 30 days.

All Season Continental AllSeasonContact 2 vs Pirelli Cinturato All Season SF3 Pirelli 16-10 27 shared tests 9.5 Continental 9.6 Pirelli All Season Continental AllSeasonContact 2 vs Michelin CrossClimate 2 Continental 8-5 14 shared tests 9.5 Continental 9.5 Michelin Summer Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 vs Michelin Pilot Sport 5 Goodyear 8-5 16 shared tests 9.6 Goodyear 9.4 Michelin Winter Continental WinterContact TS 870 P vs Goodyear UltraGrip Performance 3 Goodyear 17-8 26 shared tests 9.3 Continental 9.5 Goodyear All Season Continental AllSeasonContact 2 vs Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen 3 Continental 16-1 18 shared tests 9.5 Continental 9.5 Goodyear Summer Continental PremiumContact 7 vs Michelin Primacy 5 Continental 10-2 13 shared tests 9.5 Continental 8.8 Michelin

Winter tire comparisons

The winter head-to-heads with the most readers, and how each pair has finished when a test drove both.

All Weather tire comparisons

The all weather head-to-heads with the most readers, and how each pair has finished when a test drove both.

Brand against brand

Brand-against-brand records across every test we hold for both.

vs Michelin vs Yokohama 2 model head-to-heads vs Hankook vs Pirelli 6 model head-to-heads vs Hankook vs Michelin 15 model head-to-heads vs Goodyear vs Pirelli 15 model head-to-heads vs Goodyear vs Michelin 23 model head-to-heads vs Goodyear vs Hankook 11 model head-to-heads vs Continental vs Pirelli 15 model head-to-heads vs Continental vs Hankook 10 model head-to-heads vs Continental vs Goodyear 15 model head-to-heads vs Bridgestone vs Pirelli 12 model head-to-heads vs Bridgestone vs Hankook 12 model head-to-heads vs Bridgestone vs Goodyear 14 model head-to-heads vs Bridgestone vs Continental 13 model head-to-heads vs Michelin vs Pirelli 19 model head-to-heads vs Continental vs Michelin 25 model head-to-heads vs Bridgestone vs Michelin 23 model head-to-heads

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Recently added

The newest head-to-heads on the site.

• Dunlop Winter vs Hankook Winter I cept RS3 Winter 3 shared tests
• Continental SportContact 7 vs Hankook Ventus S1 evo 3 Summer 3 shared tests
• Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6 vs Michelin Pilot Sport 4 Summer 2 shared tests
• Dunlop All Season 2 vs Goodyear Vector All Season 4 All Season 3 shared tests
• Bridgestone Blizzak 6 vs Dunlop Winter Sport 5 Winter 3 shared tests
• Barum Polaris 6 vs Continental WinterContact TS 870 P Winter 4 shared tests

How a comparison is built

A tire test is only fair within itself. The same car, the same track, the same weather and the same driver on the same day is what makes one tire's wet braking distance comparable to another's. So a comparison starts by finding every published independent test that included both tires, and everything else follows from those tests alone.

From each shared test we take the finishing position and the measured numbers behind it: wet and dry braking distances, handling lap times, aquaplaning speeds, rolling resistance, noise, and wear where the test measured it. The head-to-head record on this page counts how often each tire finished ahead. The comparison page itself goes further and shows the margin in every discipline, because a tire that loses narrowly on dry handling and wins heavily in the wet is the better tire for most drivers.

Owner reviews sit alongside the test data, never inside it. They come from drivers who submitted them to this site, each naming the car, the size and the distance covered, and each read by a person before it was published. Test data tells you how a tire performs when new on a closed track; owners tell you what it is like after 20,000 miles.

The TR Score shown against each tire rates it out of 10 on every test and owner review we hold for it, not just the shared ones, weighted by how much evidence backs it. Two tires can therefore have close scores and a lopsided head-to-head record, or the reverse.