Most energy-efficient 195/55R18 (2026)

By energy class: A 7 · B 5 · C 14

1. 1A
   Hankook 1033146

   wet grip B · 69 dB
2. 2A
   Hankook 1034918

   wet grip B · 69 dB
3. 3A
   Michelin 475126

   wet grip B · 72 dB
4. 4A
   Goodyear 587834

   wet grip B · 72 dB
5. 5A
   Michelin 929211

   wet grip B · 70 dB
6. 6A
   Nokian Tyres T433892

   wet grip D · 67 dB
7. 7A
   Nokian Tyres T433913

   wet grip A · 67 dB
8. 8B
   Goodyear 594075

   wet grip A · 69 dB
9. 9B
   Cooper® 727833

   wet grip C · 71 dB
10. 10B
    Nankang JE459

    wet grip A · 72 dB
11. 11B
    Nokian Tyres T433893

    wet grip B · 69 dB
12. 12B
    Nokian Tyres T433894

    wet grip A · 70 dB
13. 13C
    Pirelli 46276

    wet grip B · 72 dB
14. 14C
    Pirelli 47346

    wet grip A · 72 dB
15. 15C
    Goodyear 594146

    wet grip C · 70 dB
16. 16C
    Dunlop 720626

    wet grip C · 70 dB
17. 17C
    Cooper® 728342

    wet grip C · 70 dB
18. 18C
    Goodyear 728661

    wet grip E · 69 dB
19. 19C
    Michelin 862585

    wet grip B · 71 dB
20. 20C
    Atlas AF17592

    wet grip B · 72 dB
21. 21C
    Otani EK3000 800954

    wet grip B · 72 dB
22. 22C
    Fortuna FF17578

    wet grip B · 72 dB
23. 23C
    Imperial IF06160

    wet grip C · 71 dB
24. 24C
    Minerva MF05996

    wet grip C · 71 dB
25. 25C
    Superia SF17554

    wet grip B · 72 dB
26. 26C
    Tristar TF06849

    wet grip C · 71 dB

Ranked by annual energy consumption; running cost at the EU average household price. Open a model to see the cost in your country. Methodology