All-season tyres
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VredesteinQuatrac Pro+
225/55 R17 101WAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index 74/100CHF 113.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 455.60 Available from stock 2–4 days In stock: 81 unitsQuantity -
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NexenN-blue 4Season 2
225/40 R19 93YAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index 72/100CHF 112.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 451.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
HankookKinergy 4S2 (H750B) HRS
225/50 R17 98WAll seasonPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 77/100CHF 125.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 503.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
DunlopSport Allseason
205/55 R16 91VAll seasonPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 74/100CHF 311.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 1,247.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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KleberQuadraxer 3
195/55 R16 91VAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index 76/100CHF 115.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 463.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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MichelinCross Climate 3
255/50 R18 106YAll seasonPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 74/100CHF 223.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 895.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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GoodyearVector Allseason 4
235/45 R18 98YAll seasonPremium Fits your VANTIQ Index 79/100CHF 142.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 571.60 Available from stock 2–4 days In stock: 232 unitsQuantity -
BFGoodrichAdavantage All-Season SUV
255/45 R20 101WAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index not yet ratedCHF 192.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 771.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
SemperitAllseason-Grip 2
235/45 R20 100WAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index not yet ratedCHF 183.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 735.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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BFGoodrichActivan 4S
185/75 R16 104RAll seasonQuality Fits your VANTIQ Index not yet ratedCHF 111.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 447.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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CEAT4Season Drive+
205/60 R16 96VAll seasonBudget Fits your VANTIQ Index 57/100CHF 140.90per tyre Set of 4: CHF 563.60 Available from external warehouse 5–10 daysQuantity -
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All-Season Tires
All-season tires – also known internationally as all-weather tires – combine the characteristics of summer and winter tires. They are designed for various weather conditions and can remain on the vehicle all year round, eliminating the need for seasonal tire changes.
While this versatility is practical, it remains a compromise: an all-season tire must perform on warm asphalt as well as in cold, wet, and snowy conditions. How well it succeeds depends heavily on the specific model and your personal driving profile.
Who are all-season tires suitable for?
All-season tires can be a sensible choice if you primarily drive in the Swiss Central Plateau, cover relatively few kilometers per year, and can leave the vehicle parked in case of heavy snowfall.
All-season tires are particularly interesting for city vehicles, second cars, and vehicles primarily driven on well-cleared roads. They save you the semi-annual tire change and eliminate the need for a second set of stored tires.
When are two sets of tires better?
If you frequently drive in mountainous regions, need to remain mobile in winter regardless of the weather, or cover many kilometers on highways, you are usually better off with separate summer and winter tires.
Summer tires offer greater performance reserves at high temperatures. Winter tires are specifically designed for cold, snow, and ice. Two specialized sets of tires therefore allow for better adaptation to the respective season.
All-season tires in winter
Not every all-season tire offers the same winter characteristics. Look for the snowflake symbol – also called 3PMSF – on the tire sidewall. It indicates tires whose winter suitability has been proven in a standardized test.
However, even a marked all-season tire does not automatically achieve the performance of a good winter tire. Before purchasing, therefore, the area of use, annual mileage, and expected road conditions should be considered.
Wear and total costs
All-season tires save the costs of seasonal changes and storing a second set. However, because the same tire is used throughout the year, it will reach its wear limit correspondingly sooner.
Whether all-season tires are actually cheaper therefore depends on your mileage. For low annual mileage, the concept can be worthwhile. For high mileage, two specialized sets of tires are often the more sensible long-term solution.
Finding the right size
The tire size is indicated on the tire sidewall, for example, as 205/55 R16 91V. In the Swiss vehicle registration document, the individual permissible tire sizes are usually not fully listed.
For newer vehicles with IVI vehicle data, you can conveniently select your vehicle on VANTIQ by make, model, body type, and engine. Alternatively, enter the type approval number from field 24 of the Swiss vehicle registration document. We will then show you the tire sizes stored for your vehicle.