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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1CzPuDnnK0
Most people's first thoughts about performance anything will of course tend to be flagship 'ultra high performance' summers. But when the question is performance on rainy days, specifically, then that's where you might be surprised by what you can get from some touring tyres on the market, which tend to include optimization for wet grip amongst their balance of target characteristics.
Of course most good performance summers will offer great traction in the rain as well, but when placed in a larger context and comparing things across segments, you might say that many of them will also be making compromises on possible wet grip, relatively speaking, for the sake of getting higher dry traction.
Rainy days also tend to be colder days in many parts of the world, and in low ambient conditions the characteristic of a tyre compound can start changing dramatically, and you can see some surprising standouts from the usual order of things in how some change compared to others.
While there unfortunately exist few to no direct comparisons of multiple tyres across segments at once, there are cases of one tyre here being in a test where another tyre there was in another test which also had this other tyre which was in this test here, and so on, and you can guestimate with daisy chaining cross references like this.
All that being said, the Cinturato C3 might just be the true rain track king.
