Thnks JS1500, I'm tempted to give them a shot if they really are that good???
I'm calling my local fitter to see how much he can get them for whilst I type.
Why do you rate them so highly?
In the dry they stick
a lot better than the Dunlop Sport Maxx TTs I had on the car when I bought it, and they aren't cheap tyres (£140ish). Fair enough I have no experience of PS2s or SC3s, but I can't fault them in the dry.
In the wet (i'm talking rivers running down the road) you'd think it was mildly moist! Barely a hint of aquaplaning over flooded roads, they keep true - no pulling to one side. Grip in the wet was what I was after as this is when it matters most to me, in the dry you'll struggle to reach the limit of most of these high-end tyres but in the wet it's all too easy with some.
Compliments the Haldex nicely too.
They seem to be lasting well. Had mine on for almost a year (10,000 miles) and they still look pretty new. Not measured the tread, but it's still deep. Just replaced one as it got a split in the sidewall from a pothole, that's how I discovered the price had dropped to £88 (£95 delivered). Originally replaced all four Dunlops as they all had pothole damage to sidewalls (bulging).
Curb protection is ok on them too and they're XL rated and speed rated W to 186mph (there is a Y rated version also available from some places rated to 168mph).
Snow - not what they're designed for but no worse than most. Better than the Dunlops!
The tread looks good too if that matters!
Uniroyal Rainsport 2 - tyre reviews, the online tyre guide