Matador MP93 Nordicca - Test Results
Test Statistics
4
Tests Completed23rd
Average Position11th
Best Result38th
Worst ResultPerformance Analysis
The Matador MP93 Nordicca shows a mixed winter profile with standout efficiency and acceptable snow capability but recurring weaknesses in wet and dry grip. Across four winter-focused tests, it averages a lower-midfield overall position, lifted by an excellent fuel consumption result and good noise performance in ADAC 2025, while wet braking repeatedly trails the leaders by a significant margin. Snow braking/traction are competitive, yet dry braking and wet lateral/longitudinal grip limit overall standing.
Overall, the tire fits value-focused drivers prioritizing efficiency and low noise with reasonable snow confidence, but it is compromised in wet safety margins and dry stopping distances compared to class leaders.
Performance Strengths
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Efficiency and Rolling Resistance
Strong
Details
• 1st place fuel consumption in 2025 ADAC (5.6 l/100km)
• Average overall position improved to 11/31 in 2025 ADAC largely aided by efficiency score
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Noise Comfort
Moderate
Details
• 3rd/31 noise in 2025 ADAC (71.1 dB, +1.1% from best)
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Snow Performance
Moderate
Details
• 8th/31 snow braking in 2025 ADAC (+5.4% from best)
• 8th/31 snow traction in 2025 ADAC (+4.7% from best)
Performance Weaknesses
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Wet Weather Performance
Strong
Details
• 38/54 wet braking in 2023 Auto Bild (+22.9% from best)
• 32/57 wet braking in 2022 Auto Bild (+22.7% from best)
• 16/31 wet braking in 2025 ADAC (+10.1% from best)
• 20/30 wet circle in 2025 ADAC (+22.6% from best)
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Dry Braking
Moderate
Details
• 25/31 dry braking in 2025 ADAC (+8.9% from best)
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Wear and Abrasion
Moderate
Details
• 22/31 wear in 2025 ADAC (50,100 km, +38.1% from best worse)
• 21/31 abrasion in 2025 ADAC (+42% from best)
Performance Over Time
Test History
2025 ADAC Winter Tire Test
2025
Winner: Goodyear UltraGrip Performance 3
Fuel Consumption
2022 ADAC SUV Winter Tire Test - 215/60 R16
2022
Winner: Continental WinterContact TS 870