I only noticed problems when I moved a pair from the front to the rear wheels having previously run Toyo Proxy R1s. The problem with the Uniroyal Rainsport 3 is the lack of strength in the tyre wall. When cornering hard, the tyre wall would collapse to nearly half its height and scuff mark could be seen around the tyre wall, so much so the corner of the car would suddenly sink. The grip in the wet is superb and I'd have to wring the cars neck hard to get all four wheels spinning in the wet. The tread cuts through standing water very well and you feel safe on the motorway in very bad weather.
This tyre is an excellent choice for a car that isn't going to be thrown into bends and you want good stopping power in dry and more so wet driving conditions.
Not driven enough in the snow.
Very good wear, 30,000 miles wear on a 4x4 transmission

