SUV TYRE TEST RESULTS
INDEPENDENT TESTING BY BOB-JANE T-MARTS - AUSTRALIA
August 2023
BRANDS/PRODUCTS TESTED
- Michelin Pilot Sport 4 SUV
- Radar RPX-800+
- Goodyear EfficientGrip Performance SUV
- Bridgestone Ecopia H/L 001
- Kumho Crugen HP71
- Continental ContiCrossContact LX Sport
- Dunlop Grandtrek PT3
- Pirelli Scorpion Verde All Season
- J-Trax H/T
- Hankook Dynapro HP2 (RA33)
- Tracmax X-P H/T
- Diamondback TR257
TEST LOCATION
- Calder Park Raceway, Melbourne, Australia
TEST VEHICLE
- Mitsubishi Outlander – 2022 model
SUMMARY OF RESULTS
OVERALL TEST RESULTS
- Radar RPX-800+ ranks 2nd overall, not far behind Michelin.
DRY BRAKING
- Radar RPX-800+ is in 3rd position overall for Dry Braking
- Stopping distance in the 60km/h category – Radar is tied with Pirelli at the 4th position
- Stopping distance in the 80km/h category – Radar is in 3rd position overall, marginally behind Michelin and Goodyear
- Stopping distance in the 100km/h category – Radar is in 3rd position overall, marginally behind Michelin and Goodyear; and on is par with Kumho.
WET BRAKING
- Radar RPX-800+ is in 2nd position overall for Wet Braking
- Stopping distance in the 60km/h category – Radar is in 2nd position overall, just behind Michelin
- Stopping distance in the 80km/h category – Radar is in 2nd position overall and almost on par with Michelin who is ranked number 1
- Stopping distance in the 100km/h category – Radar is in 3rd position overall, marginally behind Michelin and Goodyear
MOOSE TEST
- Radar RPX-800+ is in the 1st position overall, with the highest score
SLALOM TEST
- Radar RPX-800+ is tied with Pirelli in the 1st position overall, with the highest score
CONCLUSION
- Radar Tyres offers premium level performance in wet, dry and dynamic properties but at an affordable price. This backs our assertion that RADAR is the Premium Accessible tyre.