Tyre reviews Sailun Atrezzo ZSR. Page 42 1058

I bought on this website, the tire is very good, it's a pleasure to drive, the Chinese have learned to do it, before it was Michelin, I think it's softer, you don't feel all the bumps and seams, I made the right choice.

The tires are indeed great! I thought they would be hard and noisy, but chose 215/45 R18 and it turned out to be soft and quiet. I had Hankook 205/60 R16 from the factory, and I could hear the noise from the tires. But with the new ones, I barely hear any noise, and driving on small bumps is quite comfortable, despite the low profile, I thought it would be stiffer. I drive carefully myself, so I haven't

Top-notch tire! After reading early reviews, I bought a summer tire in size 225/40R18. It's soft, quiet and handles wet roads beautifully, outperforming the Nokian Nordman I drove previously. I drove 140 km/h on a wet road on a highway, and it handled well on turns, both on wet and dry roads, but not at 140 km/h, of course!) . The only thing you need to understand is your requirements for a tire

These tires were bought for an experiment to see how the "factory China" performs on the road. I was pleasantly surprised. And I will put them on the car until they wear out completely. I will write a review of durability when they are worn out.

All is good with price and quality... High quality for your money - great choice

First impression is just super. Before that I had a Hyundai Azera. I would recommend it.

The price and quality match, there is almost no noise, and they hold the road well.

I bought Sailun Atrezzo ZSR 225/55 R17 101V XL tires, overall I am satisfied!
Advantages: Cheap, holds the road, 5 on dry, 4 on wet, not worse than branded tires, no noise at all, better than Michelin tires in terms of noise, since it is balanced normally!
Disadvantages: The only thing I noticed when braking, if I brake sharply, the car floats on them, this

On the Megane 3 estate, Michelin is no worse than Continental.

After buying a car, the question arose about the purchase of tires (there were different ones on the front axle and rear, and on two wheels, bumps appeared, while the rubber was not the cheapest). A friend recommended SAILUN, the price-quality ratio - the optimal option. I expected the worst from a Chinese manufacturer, but was pleasantly surprised. Not noisy, holds the road well, even at 220 km/h. Currently, I have traveled about 3000 km. I did not