The Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 2, part of the Continental brand, demonstrated mixed performance in various tests. Its prowess in curved hydroplaning and cabin noise was remarkable, achieving first place in both categories. However, it lagged in dry braking and handling, ranking eighth, and its wet handling was notably underwhelming. Despite these limitations, the tire maintained a safe and stable balance, especially in wet conditions, ensuring a secure driving experience.

The Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 2, placed eighth, displays a varied performance across different driving conditions. The tire has a relatively short braking distance in snow, but its lack of traction and pronounced understeer limit fast driving. Its standout feature is impressive resistance to hydroplaning, yet it delivers average performance in other wet tests. On dry roads, the tire is hindered by long braking distances and high noise levels, negatively impacting comfort, although it does respond swiftly to steering inputs. Overall, the Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 2 excels in hydroplaning scenarios but faces challenges in snow with quick loss of traction and on dry surfaces due to extended braking distances.

The Uniroyal All-Season Expert 2, placed seventh, performs commendably in snowy conditions but shows significant limitations in dry conditions. Its strengths lie in its short braking distances and balanced, safe characteristics on snow, coupled with safe understeering behavior in wet conditions and exceptional resistance to hydroplaning. However, its performance is hindered by slightly longer braking distances on wet roads, significantly extended braking distances on dry roads, and a quite sluggish response to steering inputs.

The Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 2 showcased its forte in aquaplaning resistance, outclassing its competitors. A recurring highlight for Uniroyal tires, it exemplifies superior water displacement capabilities. However, its grip failed to match the top contenders in the group, reflecting its challenges in diverse categories.

• Positive: Superior aquaplaning resistance, leading the test group. Commendable performance in snowy terrains. Offers a comfortable driving experience.

• Negative: Falls behind in dry conditions, with noticeably long braking distances. Wet braking performance remains average, failing to outshine its rivals.

Positioned at the 8th place with a "Not recommended" rating in the Auto Bild tests, the Uniroyal AllSeasonExpert 2 has observable challenges with handling and braking, especially on wet and dry pavements. However, it does offer commendable cost-effectiveness and comfort, which stand as its notable strengths.

• Positive: Cost-effective. Superior comfort level.

• Negative: Compromised dry handling. Inefficient wet handling. Extended braking distances on dry pavement.

Decent grip and traction on snow, high resistance to wear. Extremely weak traction on wet pavement.