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Abott10 · 10th June 2019, 17:39

About seven years ago I opted for UNIROYAL Rainsport 2 Tyres. They do what it says on the tin. They also provide a nice ride quality even though I prefer to run them 3-4 psi over recommended as I usually have stuff on board. When the tyres wore out on the MG ZS, I fitted a set of the later RAINSPORT 3s in 17".

With MG ZT I chose RAINSPORT 3s as well. The ride quality was harsher than ideal running a few psi over recommended.

Then I realised they were XL spec ones. XL being Extra Load.

Any way, I dropped the pressure down to 30psi. Handling improved and so did ride quality. Particularly the ride quality.

10th June 2019, 17:39	#1
Abott10 * Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 227 Thanks: 1,275 Thanked 1,917 Times in 1,328 Posts	Never too old to learn about cars and new stuff. About seven years ago I opted for UNIROYAL Rainsport 2 Tyres. They do what it says on the tin. They also provide a nice ride quality even though I prefer to run them 3-4 psi over recommended as I usually have stuff on board. When the tyres wore out on the MG ZS, I fitted a set of the later RAINSPORT 3s in 17". With MG ZT I chose RAINSPORT 3s as well. The ride quality was harsher than ideal running a few psi over recommended. Then I realised they were XL spec ones. XL being Extra Load. Any way, I dropped the pressure down to 30psi. Handling improved and so did ride quality. Particularly the ride quality.