Tyre reviews Sailun Commercio 4 Seasons. Page 11 696

I've never seen such bad tires, the first 5,700 kilometers were fine, but then the vibration started, it's like humming, it's impossible to drive. I give it a rating of 2. When I bought it, the manager said it was a great tire, that it would last for 6 sets of wheels, but it wears out unevenly.

The vehicle is operated from early spring to late autumn in rural areas, on dirt roads, including light off-road. A regular highway C-class tire couldn't handle the tasks. Tires with a more aggressive tread were needed, which would not cause discomfort on the highway and would feel "at home" on dirt roads, especially wet and muddy ones. Plus, I wanted to feel confident on unexpectedly fallen snow and morning frosts in spring and autumn (in the North-West region, this is a common thing)
General impressions of Sailun Commercio 4 Seasons 215/65 R16C 109/107T
highway: excellent on water, even in puddles.
on dry asphalt without problems, but expectedly noisier.
on dirt roads - excellent
regarding winter qualities - quite controversial. Without a doubt, they are better than regular summer highway tires, but I don't want to drive further than to the store for winter tires.
In general, expectations are justified, I'm satisfied with the wheels.

Ride characteristics, passability are excellent, but with such a load index, they don't like weight.

Winter has already passed with them and I have no complaints at all. I drove up snowy hills where cars with "winter" tires were slipping. I drove in -18°C weather. I drove through snow mush. There was no explicit ice this year (a rare occurrence), so I won't comment on that. But on icy patches, I accelerated and braked carefully. In warm weather, I have no questions about their performance at all! Puddles are no problem. Overheated asphalt is more than handled with dignity. The only question is about tread wear. But it's too early to judge. Time will tell. Fuel efficiency hasn't changed after switching from highway tires. And I've noticed one more feature - when you get a nail, it doesn't deflate. I saw a nail sticking out, then forgot about it. So I drove for a month without inflating it. And when I remembered, I decided to vulcanize it, just in case, and it turned out that there were two nails and they didn't deflate! It's surprising, but it's a fact.

Very good tires, just a bit narrow, I took 205 on 75, should have taken 215 on 75

It is possible to take.