Most energy-efficient 225/50 R 16 (2026)
By energy class: B 1 · C 6 · D 11
- 1BContinental 0313115wet grip A · 69 dB
- 2CContinental 0357496wet grip A · 71 dB
- 3CUniroyal 0361255wet grip A · 71 dB
- 4CSemperit 0372270wet grip C · 71 dB
- 5CBarum 1540982wet grip B · 71 dB
- 6CGeneral Tire 1559047wet grip B · 71 dB
- 7CMatador 1581206wet grip B · 71 dB
- 8DContinental 0353162wet grip C · 72 dB
- 9DContinental 0357995wet grip B · 71 dB
- 10DContinental 0358000wet grip B · 71 dB
- 11DUniroyal 0361060wet grip A · 71 dB
- 12DBarum 1540577wet grip C · 71 dB
- 13DSportiva 1552188wet grip C · 71 dB
- 14DGeneral Tire 1552734wet grip C · 71 dB
- 15DPlatin 1554653wet grip B · 71 dB
- 16DBestDrive 1554725wet grip B · 71 dB
- 17DMatador 1580958wet grip C · 71 dB
- 18DVredestein 8714692353796wet grip C · 70 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
Other tyres
205/55R16195/65R15205/60R16185/65R15315/80R22.5175/65R14215/65R16215/60R16185/60R15195/55R16195/60R15215/60R17