Tyre reviews: best tyres 2016 - pictures

Our experts pushed the top-selling tyres to the limit to find the best for your car

We converted our results to percentages, before adding up the figures to find our overall winner
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We tested our tyres in a variety of situations at Pirelli's test track in Vizzola, northern Italy

The tyres tested are built to suit all aspects of performance, inclduing wet grip, fuel efficency and noise
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<strong>Michelin Pilot Sport 4</strong> Price: £102.30 Overall: 100% - 1st

<strong>Pirelli P Zero</strong> Price: £101.56 Overall: 99.1% - 2nd
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<strong>Continental ContiSportContact 5</strong> Price: £95.09 Overall: 98.9% - 3rd

<strong>Dunlop SP Sport Maxx RT2</strong> Price: £94.50 Overall: 98.7% - 4th
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<strong>Goodyear Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3</strong> Price: £95.26 Overall: 98.4% - 5th

<strong>Hankook Ventus S1 evo2</strong> Price: £86.80 Overall: 98.1% - 6th
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<strong>Falken Azenis FK510</strong> Price: £89.75 Overall: 97.7% - 7th

<strong>Yokohama Advan Sport V105</strong> Price: £85.74 Overall: 97.4% - 8th
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<strong>Vredestein Ultrac Vorti</strong> Price: £102.50 Overall: 96.2% - 9th

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