Uniroyal RainExpert 245/65 R17 107 H FR

Great tyre at a good price. In the rain performs superbly. I would definitely recommend. Read more Collapse

The tire works well in the rain and wet conditions. Puddles are not a problem - only hear the sound of water as the pool is deep. The tire behaves well in dry conditions. Very soft tire. It provides great comfort for our potholed roads. One habit requires behavior that can be overcome quickly tire curves. The tire works and the different sound. The big danger is when switching to winter tires. Then the apparent gap between the tires and the zimówkami. The driver is still not used to the high-traction tires and driving the poorer performance of zimówkach gets into slippage on wet autumn and winter road. For Uniroyalach ridden one season ~ 12000km. Previously I had Fulda Carat Progresso and were much more slippery (but they were too old). Previously, I had a Dębica Passio (on another samocodzie), but those it was a total failure. I also had the opportunity to ride ~ 2000km on the Michelin Energy Saver. For dry Micheliny were comparable to Uniroyali. However, the rain Micheliny to slip while driving on a straight road (with ruts and puddles) at ~ 130km / h On the plus side is favorable purchase price of tires. Read more Collapse

When buying Uniroyal set I didn’t believe in its special properties. Quite dry summer didn’t let me to check them at supreme conditions. It showed me that Uniroyal RainExpert is doing quite well. Maybe a bit louder but great comfort of using Ford Focus on the road. Also a casual drive through wilderness and muddy terrain during the summer vacation didn’t cause Uniroyal to lose its grip ( maybe it’s the tires quality that I didn’t need heavy vehicle to get me out of mud ). With the beginning of autumn I have more and more occasions to verify what this tyre is capable of. I can’t tell the difference between wet and dry road handling. Reducing the braking distance by couple of feet does make a difference while driving in rain through the city and moving with no aquaplaning is pure pleasure. I will see Uniroyals next season will the increased grip affect on tyre’s durability. Uniroyal RainExpert is the tyre I’d clearly recommend especially to those who care about safety of driving in heavy rain and who don’t want to pay extra for more expensive tyres of brand manufacturers. Read more Collapse

UniroyalRainExpert is not a very expensive tyre but the price in that cqase has no influence on their quality. I compare them to Pirelli p300 which I had in my FiatPanda. It is almost imposible to break the grip when moving-off, but when it happens I can see only a tiny squeak and the grip is immediately back. When driving on wet up-hill its is very hard to lose the grip as well (even when you put the pedal to the metal). Very good cornering. I drove into a 90 degrees corner with 50MMPH with my Fiat Panda and tyres only gave me a tiny squeak that I am a bit too fast :) braking on wet is the same as on dry road. Very good tyres. I can definitely recommend them. Read more Collapse

Tyres look very nice , unfortunately, after about 200 miles one of them just blew-up while driving 30MPHS (4cm crosswise). I had luck that it was my rear left tyre. Now I am truly affraid because I have 3 more left. I wasnt driving like a freak. On my last Pirellis i drove 37000miles (8 years and they still are in a quite good shape). I made an official complaint but the effect was known - Driving into a big hole - they said. It is impossible because front tyres in my car are much more loaded. If I know my fault i wouldn't make an official complaint. Read more Collapse