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Only I know how I managed to use these tyres for 17000 kms. Got the rear tyre changed with MRF RevZ radials as soon as the tyre wore out and it’s been a huge difference. Leaning on corners has also become way easier now.
Pros: huge difference, easier leaning
Mileage: 17000 km
I like the Uniroyal Tigerpaw for my SUV. Good grip in winter weather, good wear, and just overall good bang for your buck!
Pros: good grip, good wear
I just had the following installed on my mk3.5 cabrio (a Golf III for all intents and purposes) two months ago: 195/60R14 Uniroyal Tiger Paw Touring They have been good so far, no complaints on my end and they were available at my local tire shop for install.
Pros: good performance, no complaints
Vehicle:
Volkswagen Golf
Possibly the MRF tyre fitted on R variant has less road noise than the Bridgestone Tyre fitted in the Elevate at the time of launch. If that is the case then it is a good move. There were complaints on road noise on the 2023 Elevate.
Pros: less road noise
Cons: road noise complaints
Vehicle:
Honda
Uniroyal rainexpert
they have excellent grip
Pros: excellent grip
I have a pair of tiger paw uniroyals on my Mazda 3 for my daily driver
It’s a okay tire and honestly just a tire with nothing special to it. It’ll get you to point A and B like it should.
Pros: gets you to point A and B
Cons: nothing special
Vehicle:
Mazda 3
Yes , my brother installed these and I was stuck with them but I was glad these wore out in just 30K , happily i replaced them with Yoko now. They are hard as well so it's not comfortable
Pros: wore out quickly
Cons: hard, not comfortable
Mileage: 30000 km
Been using these stock tires for 34k KMs, mostly highway runs, this is my 3rd puncture on these, I never had a single issue on my Amaze tires for 40k KMs, I'm no longer thinking of using it to its fullest and changing it, just want to get a better one ASAP.
Pros: highway runs
Cons: frequent punctures, high road noise
Vehicle:
Volkswagen
Mileage: 34000 km
I, myself, have never been able to get a Uniroyal to hold air. Pump it up to 35psi with the air compressor...two days later it's at 20psi.
Cons: would not hold air
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