Blizzak has always been a winter tire focused on wet conditions, but with its sixth model, Bridgestone has promised improved snow performance and reduced rolling resistance. Early tests suggest they have delivered on these promises—Blizzak 6 is unmatched in wet conditions and excels on snow, making it ideal not just for city climates.
See how this tyre stacks up against its closest rivals across all tested properties
This tyre
Blizzak 6
9.1
Premium
Wintrac Pro+
6.7
Premium
UltraGrip Performance 3
9.5
Premium
WinterContact TS 870 P
9.3
Premium
Alpin 7
8.3
Premium
Cinturato Winter 2
6.5
Budget
Sport Master Winter
4.8
Upper-middle
WinterCraft WP52+
8.7
Upper-middle
W462 Winter i*cept RS3
8.1
Upper-middle
Eurowinter HS02 Pro
5.5
Premium
Pilot Alpin 5
10.0
Premium
Winter
9.3
Upper-middle
Winter i*cept evo3 W330
8.6
Upper-middle
Winter i*cept evo3 X W330A
8.5
Budget
Polaris 6
8.3
Premium
Scorpion Winter 2
8.3
Price vs Quality
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Pros & Cons
Strengths
Superior wet and snowy performance: Offers sporty handling with exceptional grip and very short braking distances on wet and snowy roads.
Outstanding winter capability: Provides secure and confident driving on snow and ice, making it a reliable choice for winter conditions.
Efficient and comfortable ride: Features low rolling resistance and excellent rolling comfort which contribute to impressive mileage performance.
Weaknesses
Suboptimal dry weather performance: While optimized for wet and snowy conditions, braking distances on dry asphalt are comparatively longer with increased sensitivity to weight transfer and reduced rear axle stability during rapid lane changes.
Premium pricing: Carries a higher price level compared to alternatives, which may be a consideration for cost-sensitive buyers.
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