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Winrun R330 Test Results

Tyre Reviews tests: 1 Tested 2015 to 2024 3 publications

Tested 3 times by independent publications, the Winrun R330 averages a finish of 6th.

  • 3Independent tests
  • 0Test wins
  • 0Podium finishes
  • 6thAverage finish
  • 21%Field beaten on average
  • 3Publications

3 tests, 2015 to 2024

Share of the field beaten in each test, oldest to newest. Hover or tap a point for the test.
  • Test win
  • Second
  • Third
  • Average 21%
The latest test

2024 Sports Car Tyre Test P7 of 7

Strong: Rolling Resistance Weak: Dry Braking, Dry Handling, Wet Braking, Wet Handling, Wet Circle, Straight Aqua Winner: Continental SportContact 7

Record by discipline

Where the Winrun R330 finished in each measured discipline, across every test that measured it against at least two other tyres. Field beaten is the share of the other tyres it outranked in that measurement.

Record by discipline
Discipline Tests Avg finish Field beaten Firsts
Dry
Dry Braking 2 P6.5 of 8 19% -
Dry Handling 2 P6 of 8 25% -
Subj. Dry Handling 1 P2 of 9 88% -
Wet
Wet Braking 2 P6 of 8 25% -
Wet Handling 2 P6 of 8 25% -
Subj. Wet Handling 1 P4 of 9 63% -
Wet Circle 2 P5.5 of 8 31% -
Straight Aqua 2 P5.5 of 8 31% -
Curved Aquaplaning 1 P4 of 9 63% -
Comfort
Subj. Comfort 1 P1 of 9 100% 1
Noise 2 P4 of 8 58% -
Value
Rolling Resistance 2 P2 of 8 85% -

Performance Analysis

Drawn from 3 tests. Updated September 10, 2025.

Across three summer tests, the Winrun R330 shows a split personality: very weak objective grip and braking-especially in wet-when benchmarked against premium UUHP and broader comparisons, but with standout value metrics and surprisingly good subjective drivability in one budget-focused test. Two last-place finishes (2015, 2024) underscore consistently poor wet and dry safety margins under demanding conditions, while the 2023 budget test highlights good steering, stable handling, top-tier comfort, and low rolling resistance at a competitive price. Overall, it suits cost-conscious drivers prioritizing comfort/efficiency over ultimate safety performance, particularly in the wet.

Performance Strengths

  • Value & Efficiency Strong
    Details
    • 2nd/9 rolling resistance (+1.1% from best) in 2023
    • 2nd/9 price (+1.6% from best) in 2023
  • Comfort & Subjective Road Manners Moderate
    Details
    • 1st/9 subjective comfort in 2023
    • Article quote: "The Winrun was my favorite... good steering and stable handling" (2023)
  • Noise & RR in UUHP context Moderate
    Details
    • 3rd/7 noise in 2024 (+1.1% from best)
    • 2nd/7 rolling resistance in 2024 (+1.5% from best)
  • Rolling resistance Strong in 2 of 2 tests
    Details

Performance Weaknesses

  • Wet Weather Performance Strong
    Details
    • 7th/7 wet braking in 2024 (+38.8% from best)
    • 7th/7 wet handling in 2024 (+17.6% from best); 8th/8 overall in 2015 with wet noted as particularly poor
  • Dry Safety (Braking & Handling Pace) Strong
    Details
    • 7th/7 dry braking in 2024 (+21.1% from best) and 7th/7 dry handling (+3.4%)
    • 6th/9 dry braking in 2023 (+11.7% from best)
  • Overall Competitive Standing in Demanding Tests Strong
    Details
    • 7th/7 overall in 2024 UUHP test
    • 8th/8 overall in 2015 Australian Motor test
  • Behaviour at the limit Strong in 2 of 2 tests
    Details
  • Dry braking Strong in 1 of 2 tests
    Details
  • Dry handling Strong in 1 of 2 tests
    Details
    • delayed steering with poor balance and treacherous oversteering on both wet and dry roads - 2024 Sports Car Tyre Test (2024)
  • Steering feel Strong in 1 of 2 tests
    Details

Do owners agree with the tests?

Every tester write-up on the Winrun R330 (2 tests) and 38 owner reviews were tagged for the aspects they judge. Where both have spoken, this is how they line up.

Where owners and testers agree

  • Wet handling weakness in 1 of 2 tests 0 praise, 3 criticise of 38 reviews · Read those reviews

Raised by owners, not by any test of this tyre

  • Dry grip no test mentions it 10 praise, 1 criticise of 38 reviews · Read those reviews
  • Tread life no test mentions it 2 praise, 5 criticise of 38 reviews · Read those reviews
  • Value for money no test mentions it 5 praise, 2 criticise of 38 reviews · Read those reviews
  • Vibration and balance no test mentions it 1 praise, 3 criticise of 38 reviews · Read those reviews

Every test, newest first 3

Strong = top two of the field in that measurement. Weak = bottom two.

2024 1 test
P7 of 7 Beat 0% of the field

2024 Sports Car Tyre Test

Auto Bild Sportscars 295/30 R20

StrongRolling Resistance WeakDry BrakingDry HandlingWet BrakingWet HandlingWet CircleStraight Aqua WinnerContinental SportContact 7

2023 1 test
P4 of 9 Beat 63% of the field

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Tyre Reviews 205/55 R16 Tested by Tyre Reviews

The Winrun R330 had a mid pack objective performance, but subjectively it was an easy tyre to drive with understeer balance. It was also one of the cheapest of the group and had the second lowest rolling resistance.

StrongSubj. Dry HandlingSubj. ComfortRolling Resistance WinnerContinental PremiumContact 7

2015 1 test

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