Tried to order Uniroyal Rainsports for my E class but nobody has them. Not available until March.
They're 245/40. Mine are 245/45. Hadnt thought of ordering to me then getting fitted. Definitely something to consider next time.
Still in stock...They're 245/40. Mine are 245/45. Hadnt thought of ordering to me then getting fitted. Definitely something to consider next time.
I’d be looking at changing driving habits if at all possible. Or changing wheels to ones with a larger sidewall (smaller rim).I'm on my 3rd set of RS3's 275/30/19 and have got around 12-14k on each set. They don't offer a great deal of rim protection.
I tried the Goodyear AS3 on the front 245/35/19 at the last change as I wanted to see if the rim protection was any better than the RS3's, but it's not any better. In fact the rim protection on the front from both the RS3's and GAS3's is very poor.
I'm probably going to have my wheels refurbed (2nd time now) in spring and was thinking of changing the rears to something with better protection - would the Kumho be any better? I'm loathe to spend significantly more on, say a michelin, only to find out its not any better.
The front will have to remain as they were only replaced recently.
Thanks
Had a pair of Kuhmo's on the rear of my wife's SLK200, never had any problems.
They lasted about 12K, compared to 17K on the original Cont's.
Now on Uniroyal RainSport 3's.