Touring all-season tires deliver a smoother ride, reasonable wet and dry traction, higher winter traction (not applicable for summer tires), pleasant drive, and longer tread life.
Deliver a satisfying balance of good year-round traction, comfortable ride and reasonable tread life.
Focused on longer tread life while providing a smooth ride and sufficient all-season traction.
Focused on longer tread life while also delivering a smooth ride and sufficient all-season traction.
Strike a satisfying blend of good all-season traction, comfortable ride and reasonable wear.
Designed to blend good dry and wet traction with a comfortable ride. Not for winter conditions.
Smooth running, heavy-duty tires for your heavy-duty pickup, sport utility or motorhome on dry and wet roads. Not for winter conditions.
New tires, customer favorites, and former test winners are among the group for 2025’s Test 7, which also sees some manufacturers with multiple tires. Both Bridgestone and Goodyear have two tires in this group, while Continental, Michelin, and Yokohama each have a horse in this race. Who comes out on top and what category will it represent, Standard Touring or Grand Touring All-Season? In the end where will these tires stack up in our ever-growing combined results of tested touring tires? Watch now to find out!
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