Tyre reviews Sailun Atrezzo ZSR SUV. Page 9 897

I expected it to be worse. But in fact, it's excellent tires. On a dirt road, on a wet road, it showed itself perfectly. The road holds perfectly. Though, this is only the first season after purchase. Let's see what happens next.

Bought tires in April 2024. Sailun Atrezzo ZSR SUV 255/55 ZR19 111W XL. The rubber is of high quality, low-noise. Looks impressive. The car holds confidently on wet roads. I recommend it. Price, quality.

Excellent tires. At first, they seemed a bit noisy, but after a couple of thousand kilometers of running-in, they "calmed down". A couple of times I hit potholes at speed, I thought I'd get a puncture for sure. But no, they hold up. They handle the road well, on wet asphalt they drain water well, and the grip is reliable. There's no point in overpaying for brand names that cost 2-3 times more. The quality is worthy.

The tires are not bad, they are soft. They don't catch the rut as strongly as Michelin, but 2 out of 4 were not fully balanced. With a price difference of three times, they were worth it.

The best of Chinese tires. The first set ran for 3 seasons, this year I changed to new ones. Also took on RR in 21 radius, everything is fine.

On turns at not low speed, it holds noticeably weaker than the tires that were installed before the Chinese ones (Toyo, Hankook, Pirelli)
If you drive straight at any speed, there is no difference with non-Chinese ones.
But in fast turns and on dusty or wet surfaces, the difference is significant.

Very pleasant tires. Balanced at 5+. Maximum load 25g. Initially was discouraged by the noise. But, after 300km, the tires have settled in, and now they are very quiet. They grip well. Reactions to the steering wheel are clear. Do not feel the rut. Up to 230km/h, they hold the trajectory perfectly.

I bought these tires in April 2024. I've driven about 10,000 km on them. The tires handle the road well, behave adequately in puddles, but there's one major downside - balancing. The tires cannot be balanced. I drive approximately 500 km and vibration starts, I go for balancing and they add or subtract 5-15 grams from each wheel, and this happens constantly. I've changed tire fitters constantly to see if it's not a problem with the equipment.

Everything is fine, for 44 thousand a set of R20 for Range, it's a gift. There are no complaints. Quite quiet and soft tires. It's no wonder they're traded in the expensive lineup in Europe. Even if they die in a couple of years, I'll still buy the same ones as a replacement. The price-quality ratio is excellent

They hold the road well. In the rain, they're also decent, especially after the 259 triangle (which doesn't hold up in the rain at all). Very stiff. It feels like driving on a run-flat. They balanced well. They can handle speeds up to 220.