Linglong Comfort Master - Test Results
Test Statistics
2
Tests Completed19th
Average Position2nd
Best Result35th
Worst ResultPerformance Analysis
Across two summer tests in the same size (205/55 R16), the Linglong Comfort Master shows highly variable performance depending on test depth and competition. It looks competitive in a small 6-tire comparison (2nd overall with near-best braking distances), but struggles markedly in a large field of 55 tires-especially on wet braking-suggesting its performance ceiling is limited when benchmarked against a broader market.
The most consistent pattern is that dry braking is the tire's better area (from near-front in the small test to mid-pack in the large test), while wet braking is the clear weakness, ranging from near-best in the small test to strongly bottom-tier in the large test. Overall, results indicate a tire that can appear strong in limited comparisons but is not consistently competitive under wider, more demanding test conditions.
Performance Strengths
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Dry Braking Performance
Moderate
Details
• 2nd place dry braking in 2026 Netzwelt (36.1 m), only +2.6% from best (2/6)
• 29th place dry braking in 2024 Auto Bild overview (38.6 m), +9% from best (29/55)
Performance Weaknesses
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Wet Braking Performance
Strong
Details
• 43rd place wet braking in 2024 Auto Bild overview (33.5 m), +29.8% from best (43/55)
• Wet braking result is highly inconsistent versus 2026 Netzwelt (48.1 m, 2/6, +2.1% from best), indicating poor robustness across broader competition
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Overall Competitiveness / Consistency Across Tests
Moderate
Details
• Overall rank swings from 2/6 in 2026 Netzwelt to 35/55 in 2024 Auto Bild market overview
• Average overall position across tests is 18.5, masking the large-test underperformance (35/55)
Test History
2026 Netzwelt Mid Range Summer Tire Test
2026
Winner: Continental PremiumContact 7
Dry Braking, Wet Braking