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12 September 2025 (updated) GT Radial WinterPro 2 Reviews
The GT Radial WinterPro 2 is a winter tire that has been evaluated in independent tests by ADAC and ÖAMTC. The results listed here refer exclusively to the dimensions 215/60 R16 H (ADAC) and 195/65 R15 T 91 (ÖAMTC) tested in the sources.
| Test organization | Year | Dimension | Test result |
|---|---|---|---|
| ADAC | published on the model page | 215/60 R16 H | Total test result 3.0 |
| ÖAMTC | 2021 | 195/65 R15 T 91 | Overall score 3.5 |
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Performance on snow
The ADAC reviews page for the 215/60 R16 H size has a sub-rating of 2.8 for snow, which is weighted at 20% in the overall rating. In this size, the ADAC thus attests to satisfactory winter suitability on snow-covered roads, with no outliers at the top or bottom. At the ÖAMTC, the WinterPro 2 in 195/65 R15 T 91 achieves a sub-rating of 2.4 on snow and thus performs better in this discipline than in dry or wet chapters. The individual ÖAMTC results for snow show solid marks in the relevant sub-criteria, which are included in the sub-rating. Both sources thus document a practical snow performance within the respective test systems.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Snow 2.8
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): Snow 2.4
Performance on wet roads
In the ADAC test (215/60 R16 H), wet performance is rated at 3.0, the highest weighting of 30% in the ADAC scheme. The result places the tire in the satisfactory range for this size, without highlighting any particular strengths. The ÖAMTC awarded the WinterPro 2 in 195/65 R15 T 91 a sub-rating of 3.5 for wet conditions, with subordinate criteria such as handling and lateral control limiting the rating. The wet sub-criteria shown in the ÖAMTC detail (including handling, circle/side control, aquaplaning) explain the devaluation within the chapter. Overall, both tests confirm that wet conditions are not one of this model's key disciplines.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Wet 3.0
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): Wet 3.5
Dry handling
The ADAC rating for dry handling in 215/60 R16 H is 2.7, with a weighting of 15% in the overall result. This result indicates satisfactory dry handling in the tested dimension without any serious anomalies. At the ÖAMTC, the dry partial score in 195/65 R15 T 91 is weaker at 3.5 and contributes accordingly to the overall rating. The tests thus show a dimension-dependent spread in favor of the ADAC size in the dry section. Both ratings are taken directly from the official results lists of the respective organizations.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Dry 2.7
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): Dry 3.5
Braking performance
The braking characteristics are reflected in the subscores for the surface: ADAC (215/60 R16 H): dry 2.7, wet 3.0, snow 2.8 and ice 2.1. The ice performance in particular stands out positively within the ADAC disciplines with a score of 2.1. The ÖAMTC gives the 195/65 R15 T 91 Ice 2.5 and thus classifies the deceleration performance on very slippery surfaces as solid. Together with the snow grades, this explains the relatively stronger winter characteristics compared to the dynamic sections. All values are taken from the test tables of the sources and apply exclusively to the specified dimensions.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Ice 2.1
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): Ice 2.5
Economic efficiency
The ADAC gives the 215/60 R16 H an efficiency rating of 2.4 for fuel consumption and 2.5 for wear, which solidly underpins the environmental profile in this dimension. In addition to the driving characteristics, these scores contribute to the overall result of 3.0. The ÖAMTC awarded the WinterPro 2 in 195/65 R15 T 91 a rolling resistance value of 2.1 and wear of 3.0, meaning that efficiency is rated better than durability. Both organizations thus document an overall coherent, but not outstanding economy. The data is based exclusively on the official tables of the linked tests.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Fuel consumption 2.4; wear 2.5
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): fuel consumption 2.1; wear 3.0
Noise development
For the 215/60 R16 H dimension, the ADAC gives the noise/comfort category a score of 2.8, which confirms a satisfactory level of acoustics and comfort. This result is shown separately in the ADAC scheme and is not included in the wetness, snow or ice ratings. The ÖAMTC gives the 195/65 R15 T 91 an overall noise rating of 2.7, which describes the acoustic impression of this size. Both values place the WinterPro 2 in the midfield in terms of noise. The results are taken directly from the test overviews and relate exclusively to the dimensions mentioned.
ADAC (215/60 R16 H): Noise/comfort 2.8
ÖAMTC (195/65 R15 T 91): Noise 2.7
Price-performance ratio
In the ADAC test of the 215/60 R16 H dimension, the individual scores resulted in an overall test result of 3.0, with a positive rating for ice and a satisfactory rating for wet/dry/snow. The ÖAMTC gives 195/65 R15 T 91 an overall score of 3.5, supported by better winter values and weaker dynamic sections. The efficiency values are solid in both sizes, but differ in the weighting of wear and consumption. Overall, the sources show a dimension-dependent performance picture with consistent focal points in the winter disciplines. All statements are based exclusively on the respective test tables without the addition of external information.
GT Radial WinterPro 2 experience: Advantages and weaknesses
| Advantages | Weak points |
|---|---|
| Good properties on ice (ADAC) | Weaknesses in the wet (both tests) |
| Relatively low fuel consumption (both tests) | Average dry performance (both tests) |
| Good snow performance (both tests) | Wear only average (ÖAMTC) |
| Balanced noise/comfort level (both tests) | - |
GT Radial WinterPro 2 test report
The evaluated test results and reviews of the ADAC and ÖAMTC show the GT Radial WinterPro 2 as a winter tire with solid snow performance and good properties on ice. The efficiency values are also positive, especially in terms of fuel consumption. At the same time, both tests reveal weaknesses on wet roads and only average performance in the dry. This makes the model primarily suitable for drivers who are looking for a tire with stable winter performance and decent environmental values, but who should take a critical view of wet conditions.
Source list
- GT Radial Winterpro2 im Test | ADAC
- GT-RADIAL WINTERPRO 2 | ÖAMTC
