Quiet Ride, Gas mileage, cornering grip, snow grip, resists dry-rot, long tread wear

Slips sometimeson wet pavement, not easily plugged if leak occurs (Braiding is weird)

Michelin makes Uniroyal. OK, but Uniroyal is Michelin's 'Bargain' tire. BF Goodrich being their 'Mid-Class' tires. But you get much more from Uniroyal tires than expected: Soft, plyiable rubber, grip(!!), and a tire that lives up to its mileage rating (!!). Uniroyal's are excellent tires compared to the heap of Korean and Chinese imports rainding our shores (stay clear of them).

Many try to save $$ their tires because they often cost so much in sets. BUt you must realize tires are to only part of your car that actually touches the road. So stop being so cheap and afford yourself some security and buy a decent tire that corners when you want to, grips when you need it, and isn't a 'miracle tire' from Asia proporting to give you great gas mileage AND perform like a Formula 1 tire - because that isn't going to happen.

Uniroyal's are good tires, albeit the runt of Michelin's litter. But in that litter, even this runt performs much better than some pedigrees...

Similar Products Used:

Goodyear Fortera (good!)
Kumho Exsta (not so good)
Michelin (my personal fav's)