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Mein persönlicher Favorit sind Uniroyal WinterExpert, in der möglichst schmalsten Ausführung. War einfach zu geil Anfang diesen Jahres, als im Schwarzwald im Höllental einfach kaum einer vorankam und ich rotzfrech auf der rechten Spur an allen vorbei bin.
I run General Grabbers on my vehicles. Great traction and longevity.
I had a set of all weather general tire Altimax and omg. Abit pricy but it’s basically two sets of tires in one.. I’ve had all seasons before and it doesn’t compare to the confidence I had with my all weather.
I did Uniroyal and they outlived the van. Had something like a 70k tread life. After 55k miles still worked excellent in the snow. They don’t break the bank either
I had the Uniroyal Ice and Snow 3. Ran them for 5 years, for the price they impressed me.
I went for General Altimax RT45 year round on our Bolt. The price was right, they have good longevity and did well in Tire Rack's tests. Slight dip in range to the tune of ~5-10 miles. Just good all-arounders at nice price. They outdid the Defender 2 in Tire Rack's tests.
Uniroyal tiger paw. Barely hit m/kwh, nice grip.
I also run General Tires Grabber HTS60 for the Summer, as these were highly rated by Consumer Reports (which I use religiously), and I mostly pull an RV trailer (5,500 lbs) on the highway. They too have been great.
my summer tires are Uniroyal Power Paw summers and they do pretty okay. i dont get a lot of traction in the rain mainly because it doesn’t rain a lot where I live so when it does rain it just draws a bunch of oil out of the asphalt which makes it slick.
Mit Uniroyal hab ich sehr schlechte Erfahrung bei Allwetterreifen gemacht. Bridgestone und Continental bisher sehr gute.
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