Uniroyal rainsport 2

[ihark]

any 1 tried these tyers they got gd reviews but i have never heard of them

 

[HDi fun]

Never knowingly driven on them. Personally I'd gor for Continental Sport Contact 3. Conti owns Uniroyal and keeps it as a mid-range brand. Much like Sony and Aiwa.

 

[BluntyR5GTT]

iv used uniroyal rainsport 2s on 2 of my cars and they will soon be going on my r5 gt turbo, these absolutely blow toyos,yokos avon etc out the water

 

[Bertrum]

these are fitted on our Police Focus's. dont have a bad word to say about em. Very good in the wet

 

[HDi fun]

Perhaps I'll give 'em a go then next time I need a set of tyres. I'm always willing to following quantified advice.

I also had good results with Viking's Protech II - again, made by Continental. The only problem was the fairly high wear rate.

 

[ihark]

dose any 1 know the cheapst place 2 get them i got a quote of £100 a tyer for 205/45/17

 

[BluntyR5GTT]

not 205/45/17

but fount these 215/45/17

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/215-45-17-87W...ItemQQptZUK_Cars_Tyres_RL?hash=item2c4e141eea

with delivery thats £170 for the pair

 

[RobBentley]

Old thread I know, but I fitted Uniroyal RainSport 2's onto my B7 RS4 end of last year, and they are absolutely fantastic.

 

[T9 man]

Old thread I know, but I fitted Uniroyal RainSport 2's onto my B7 RS4 end of last year, and they are absolutely fantastic.

I must say I have never heard of this model Rob, will look into them for when my next tyre change is due, which should be about April after my track day in March.

 

[Big Fat Fatty]

iv used uniroyal rainsport 2s on 2 of my cars and they will soon be going on my r5 gt turbo, these absolutely blow toyos,yokos avon etc out the water

I think the idea is to blow the water out of the tyres

 

[Yugguy]

I've got them on all four corners. I paid 57.50 a corner for 205/55/16s.

Personally I think they are excellent, very, very grippy in both wet and dry.

They do seem to generate a bit more road noise at certain speeds though, that's my only criticism.

 

[zane]

Yep...getting good grip in the wet should be the priority unless you're 4x4.