Best All-Season Tyres UK
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All-season tyres have become the default recommendation for most UK drivers: winters are wet and mild rather than snowbound, and one set of 3PMSF-certified all-seasons avoids the cost and hassle of seasonal swaps. These picks reflect models that consistently lead independent all-season tests; always check results in your exact size.
1. Michelin CrossClimate 2
The benchmark all-season for dry and wet braking, with genuine snow capability and strong wear life. Rarely the cheapest; frequently the answer.
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2. Continental AllSeasonContact 2
Typically the CrossClimate's closest rival in tests, with outstanding wet grip and composed handling.
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3. Goodyear Vector 4Seasons Gen-3
A consistent podium finisher, particularly strong in snow and slush for an all-season pattern.
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4. Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6
Strong aquaplaning resistance and a comfortable ride; wide size range including larger SUV fitments.
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5. Budget pick: check the label, not the badge
If budget rules, shortlist by EU label wet grip (B or better) in your size rather than by brand alone — and verify the seller shows the label. A tread depth gauge helps you track how any budget tyre is actually wearing.
How we ranked
Ranking reflects consistent placements in independent European all-season tyre tests (wet braking weighted highest), 3PMSF certification, and UK size availability. No manufacturer had input.
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Data: computed reference values (ETRTO tyre-size arithmetic), build date 22 July 2026. Reference only — always follow your vehicle manufacturer's placard or handbook.