Across 10 summer tests, the Vredestein Ultrac Pro delivers mixed UUHP performance: consistently strong aquaplaning resistance and comfort/noise, with occasional efficiency wins, but lagging outright grip in both dry and wet braking/handling relative to class leaders. It often sits mid-pack overall, with a few high finishes when aquaplaning and NVH are weighted more heavily. The tire's balance favors stability and refinement over peak stopping and lateral wet/dry grip.
Standout patterns include repeated top-tier straight and curved aquaplaning results and frequent best-in-test noise/comfort scores. However, dry and wet braking are commonly several percent off the best, and subjective/quantitative handling tends to trail the front-runners. Overall, it is a safe, comfortable, and stable option in heavy rain, but not the choice for maximum lap-time or shortest stops.
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Winner: Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 6
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Winner: Continental SportContact 7