Commercial; CC+ is better in dry, only a bit behind in wet and MUCH better on snow plus they last about twice as long... Bridgestone are done after 30 000km while CC+ start to decline only after 60K. This is an ad, not a test.
Superb on snow, average on wet and near bottom in dry compared to other premium all-season. I'd say take it if there are a lot of snowy days and shorter summers. Also, they are LOUD. Mostly snow, mid rain, little dry - Vector4 Mid snow, mid rain, mid dry - CC+ Cheaper alternative that's actually good (also not budget tire but still cheaper) - Vredestein Quatrac Pro
@@L0vac what about 50% rain / 45% dry and 5% snow/ice? which is the best? Michelin CC , Bridgestone WeatherControl or the Continental AllSeasonContact?
Bridgestone CONS: poor handling on snow worse traction on snow below average aquaplaning resistance longer braking distance on snow inferior handling on snow
what about performances in dry conditions?
Bridgestone test. Look at the bottom 0:02
Commercial; CC+ is better in dry, only a bit behind in wet and MUCH better on snow plus they last about twice as long... Bridgestone are done after 30 000km while CC+ start to decline only after 60K. This is an ad, not a test.
Thanks for that :)
Decline only after 60k, is this true? I have just purchased 4 cc+
The kind of test that is just a commercial :))
The king of All Season tires is the GOODYEAR Vector 4 Seasons Gen-2 and the new Gen-3.
Superb on snow, average on wet and near bottom in dry compared to other premium all-season. I'd say take it if there are a lot of snowy days and shorter summers. Also, they are LOUD.
Mostly snow, mid rain, little dry - Vector4
Mid snow, mid rain, mid dry - CC+
Cheaper alternative that's actually good (also not budget tire but still cheaper) - Vredestein Quatrac Pro
@@L0vac what about 50% rain / 45% dry and 5% snow/ice? which is the best? Michelin CC , Bridgestone WeatherControl or the Continental AllSeasonContact?
Bridgestone CONS:
poor handling on snow
worse traction on snow
below average aquaplaning resistance
longer braking distance on snow
inferior handling on snow