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uniroyal rainsport

  • 26-01-2009 9:35pm
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    mcwhirter
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    Does anyone have any experience with the Uniroyal rainsport tyre? They are supposed to be good in the wet, which would be ideal for living here.
    Any info would be welcome. The tyre size I am looking at are 215/55/16


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    kermitpwee
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    mcwhirter wrote: »
    Does anyone have any experience with the Uniroyal rainsport tyre? They are supposed to be good in the wet, which would be ideal for living here.
    Any info would be welcome. The tyre size I am looking at are 215/55/16

    Great grip in wet, actually better grip in wet than in the dry. I know that sounds daft but thats what i found. They wear very quickly but then if you had a hard tyre it wouldn't grip. I found that the side wall wasn't as strong as other brands which can effect whether the car pulls straight after 5000miles on.


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