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How Are My Uniroyal Rainsport 5 Tyres coping after 19,000 miles. In this brutally honest long-term review, I break down exactly how these tyres have worn, what they’re like to live with in both wet and dry conditions, and whether I’d recommend them now that I’ve given them two years of hard driving.

Spoiler: the wet grip is incredible, but that’s not the whole story...

These Tyres SHOCKED Me After 18,800 Miles – Would You Keep Them or Replace Them? 🚨

You think all tyres are the same until you put nearly 19,000 miles on a set of Uniroyal RainSport 5s and see what they really do.

🚗 Questions answered in this video:
How long do Uniroyal RainSport 5 tyres last?
Are Uniroyal RainSports good in the wet and dry?
What’s the wear rate on these tyres per mm of tread?
How important is tyre rotation?
What difference does tyre pressure make to grip and handling?
When should you really replace your tyres—at 3mm or the legal minimum?
What tread depth should you expect new tyres to come with?
Does front vs rear tyre wear matter on a FWD car?

We go way beyond a simple “yes or no” verdict. This is the real-world data car owners are actually searching for: tread depth measurements across all corners, tyre wear calculations in miles per mm, and how tyre rotation could save you from premature replacement. I even reveal how a small tweak in tyre pressure made a massive improvement to dry handling, and how curb scuffs, alignment, and your driving habits all play a role.

📊 Real stats from the video:
Front tyres lost 3mm over 18,800 miles = 6,267 miles per mm
Rear tyres lost 1.5mm over the same = 12,533 miles per mm
Fronts have about 9,400 miles left, rears nearly 44,000 miles
Rotation now could extend front tyre life by 6–7,000 miles
Tread started at 8mm, current range: 4.5–6.5mm

I even show you how to use a cheap plastic tyre gauge to spot misalignment before it ruins your tyres, and share a pothole hit that left its mark on one front tyre’s tread wear.

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Do you rotate your tyres? How often?
What tread depth do you replace tyres at?
Has your annual mileage dropped since lockdown?
Do you check tyre pressures monthly—or only when the dash light nags you?
What tyre brand do you swear by for wet weather grip?

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