Firestone Multiseason
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Firestone Multiseason is ranked #5 of 943 allround tyres based on the results of tests carried out by Autobild 2018, ADAC 2018 and other organizations. Firestone Multiseason belongs to the Upper-middle segment and is made by a manufacturer from USA. It is made in total of 26 sizes, 155/70 R13 being the smallest and 225/55 R16 the largest. This tyre was featured in tests 2 times, first test was carried in 2018. Noise is a strong quality of Firestone Multiseason - most dimensions have below average noise level values - 100% of them produce 0db noise, which result in "a" rating. It can be compared to Quadraxer 2, which is a tyre from Kleber (France) and has a rating of 38%, compared to 5% of the Firestone in question. There was a braking test that featured both Kleber Quadraxer 2 and Firestone Multiseason held by autobild in 2018. On the wet, the Kleber stopped from 80km/h earlier than the Firestone - 52m, whereas the Firestone took 55,9m to come to a full stop. We can see the same story on the dry, where the Kleber stopped earlier at the 45,1m mark, compared to 47,1m of the Firestone.
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Firestone Multiseason is made in 26 sizes, starting from 155/70 R13 up to 225/55 R16.
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show prices Firestone Multiseason is ranked #5 of 943 allround tyres based on the results of tests carried out by Autobild 2018, ADAC 2018 and other organizations. Firestone Multiseason belongs to the Upper-middle segment and is made by a manufacturer from USA. It is made in total of 26 sizes, 155/70 R13 being the smallest and 225/55 R16 the largest. This tyre was featured in tests 2 times, first test was carried in 2018. Noise is a strong quality of Firestone Multiseason - most dimensions have below average noise level values - 100% of them produce 0db noise, which result in "a" rating. It can be compared to Quadraxer 2, which is a tyre from Kleber (France) and has a rating of 38%, compared to 5% of the Firestone in question. There was a braking test that featured both Kleber Quadraxer 2 and Firestone Multiseason held by autobild in 2018. On the wet, the Kleber stopped from 80km/h earlier than the Firestone - 52m, whereas the Firestone took 55,9m to come to a full stop. We can see the same story on the dry, where the Kleber stopped earlier at the 45,1m mark, compared to 47,1m of the Firestone.
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Timeline
2018
Firestone Multiseason was tested 2x (ADAC,...)
Achievements
Best
Aquaplaning - cross
Adac 2018
Best
Snow traction
Adac 2018
Firestone Multiseason in tyre tests
All tyre tests where Firestone Multiseason was featured:
| Name | Wet | Dry | Snow | Ice | Noise | Wear | Fuel consumption |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best values in test | 1,8 | 2,4 | 2,2 | 2,2 | 3,1 | 0,5 | 1,7 |
| Firestone Multiseason | 3,7 | 3,6 | 2,6 | 2,6 | 3,8 | 2,0 | 1,9 |
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| Name | Stopping distance on dry | Stopping distance on wet | |||||
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| Best values in test | 39,4 | 45,2 | |||||
| Firestone Multiseason | 47,1 | 55,9 | |||||
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Test ratings distribution
| 65% (1x) |
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| Sufficient |
| 1x |
Ratings x Wheel size
| R14 |
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| 65% (1x) |
Ratings x Width
| 175/xx Rxx |
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| 65% (1x) |