Kumho tires are known for their long-lasting performance, with most of their tires lasting from 60,000 to 80,000 miles. Uniroyal tires are expected to last anywhere between 50,000 to 75,000 miles on average. Based on my research, the mileage warranty and average lifespan of Kumho and Uniroyal tires differ slightly. Used the predecessors, and currently run on the Rainsport 3's. They are at the top end of the mid range tyres and I would put them on any reasonably power road car. I'd think about it if it were something more powerful like a C63 due to wear, but on the family car no problem. Both the predecessors are excellent tyres, so no reason these shouldn The tyres were brand new when I bought the car I've done 12000 miles & thought all was good until yesterday when I got a flat tyre warning - on checking there was a 10 inch rupture on the inside wall of the rear near side . Writing about the Uniroyal RainSport 5 given 91% (225-45-18-) Driving on a combination of roads for 6000 spirited Description. The RainSport 5 delivers exceptional wet performance, improved mileage and superior steering control - it's the ideal sports solution for compact, mid-class and luxury vehicles, including SUVs. Cost effective: Extended tyre lifespan for sustainable travel. Handling: Excellent control and steering response for maximum driving pleasure. The handling and grip are very good. I had a set of 18" Rainsport 5 fitted (as Michelin Pilots had shot up in price) to my Mondeo estate earlier in the summer and they have been very good in the Uniroyal RainExpert 5 product description & features. Outstanding wet weather performance. Low noise levels for improved comfort. High mileage and even tyre wear rates. Uniroyal have developed the RainExpert 5 to deliver an impressive wet weather performance. Advances in their 'Shark Skin' technology and 'Aqua-Twist' sipes have led to a greater SY37MFx.

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