Can a New Budget Tire Beat a Worn Premium Tire in the Dry, Wet and Snow?

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In this tire test, we compare a new budget tire VS worn premium tire in the dry, wet and snow to see if you're better off fitting new cheap tires as your tires wear and get close to the legal limit, or whether sticking with your worn premium is the best option.

We also look at the rolling resistance (fuel use) of the new budget tire and worn premium tire, as well as touching on the wear, handling and environmental impact of the tires.

The worn premium tire is the Michelin CrossClimate 2 - https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Mich...

The new budget tire is the Tomket Allyear - https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Tomk...

Both tires are classified as all season tires in Europe, or all weather tires in North America.

Can the new budget tire beat the worn premium tire? Only one way to find out!