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245/40 R19 Uniroyal WinterExpert variants
Uniroyal WinterExpert is a winter tyre made in total of 90 sizes, ranging from R13 to R13 - this particular dimension is R19, which means it fits to a 19 inch/482.6mm diameter wheel. 245/40 R19 is 80mm wider than the narrowest dimension (165) and 30mm narrower than the widest one (275). This tyre profile of 40 means the sidewall height of the tyre is 40% of the tyre width (245mm), which results in 98mm sidewall height. In 245/40 R19, there is only one possible speed index for Uniroyal WinterExpert - "V", which is good for speeds up to 240 km/h. In 245/40 R19, WinterExpert usually competes against BluEarth winter V905, which is a tyre from Yokohama with a rating of 52%, compared to 73% of the Uniroyal in question.
Uniroyal WinterExpert is made in 90 sizes, starting from 165/70 R13 up to 275/45 R20.
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Uniroyal WinterExpert in tyre tests
Relevant tyre tests in same or similiar dimension (245/40 R19)
AutoMotorSport Winter tyre test 2022 245/45 R19
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Ranked #7 of 8
The Uniroyal WinterExpert found itself finishing 7th among 8 competitors, receiving a final rating of 'Sufficient.' Despite its commendable traction in snow and reliable cornering stability on dry asphalt, the tire faced critical shortcomings. It notably suffered from poor driving stability and inadequate grip on wet surfaces, accompanied by worryingly long braking distances on both wet and dry roads. Its sensitivity to load changes during fast corners and noticeable noise inside the cabin while cornering further detracted from its performance. A significant factor in its evaluation was the undue length of braking distances on wet surfaces, placing it far behind the leading products in its category. The Uniroyal WinterExpert, a secondary brand of Conti, notably did not excel in any specific discipline as per the test results.
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Ranked #7 of 8
The Uniroyal WinterExpert found itself finishing 7th among 8 competitors, receiving a final rating of 'Sufficient.' Despite its commendable traction in snow and reliable cornering stability on dry asphalt, the tire faced critical shortcomings. It notably suffered from poor driving stability and inadequate grip on wet surfaces, accompanied by worryingly long braking distances on both wet and dry roads. Its sensitivity to load changes during fast corners and noticeable noise inside the cabin while cornering further detracted from its performance. A significant factor in its evaluation was the undue length of braking distances on wet surfaces, placing it far behind the leading products in its category. The Uniroyal WinterExpert, a secondary brand of Conti, notably did not excel in any specific discipline as per the test results.
| Name | Wet | Dry | Snow | Rolling resistance | Noise | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Best values in test | 9,3 | 9,4 | 10 | 10 | 10 | ||
| Uniroyal WinterExpert | 5,7 | 6,9 | 7,1 | 8 | 8 | ||
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