Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Alpine+. Page 4 599

While they're new - everything is fine. They handle the road well, brake well on both snow and ice - well. Loose snow is handled normally.

Normal tires!
Tested on Sochi serpentine

Excellent choice.

I bought it in autumn, didn't write a review, was waiting for winter. It's on my Daewoo Matiz, I've been driving for 2 weeks now, both on snow and on ice, haven't gotten stuck anywhere, the tire behaves quite decently, although it's not worth braking sharply on ice, there is a slight skid... I had a European-made one before - this one is no worse...

Excellent tires for the money! I've already driven 6 thousand miles! Not noisy! Aquaplaning holds well, snow, slush also predictable handling! Black ice, namely ice, of course not very good, but I personally didn't expect anything more from non-studded tires (for black ice, take studded tires)! I bought the tires for driving in the southern region, the weather changes unpredictably - snow, slush, rain, dry, wet, black ice....! For me, it's the perfect option!

The tires came 24 years old. It holds perfectly on rolled snow

Decided to change winter tires on all 4 wheels. At the tire shop, they recommended this budget-friendly option from China. Changed them with minimal balancing. The tires are good, soft, and almost noiseless. Unlike studded tires, driving on asphalt is a pleasure when there's no snow or ice. But when it snowed, the traction and handling were also excellent. I used to always buy studded tires, but this time I decided to try these and I don't regret it at all! They were delivered almost new, with a production date of week 33 of 2024, and I purchased them in June 2025.
Satisfied. In the city???
The tires hold the road perfectly on the highway at speeds of 90-120 km/h.

Advantages: quiet, even, good start and braking on any surface

Disadvantages: does not hold the road on turns

I've been driving on winter tires for about 10 years, on heavy and light cars, on automatic and manual transmissions. This time I was unlucky...
on clean asphalt, it holds the road, as soon as a snowflake falls - the speed is no more than 50 km/h. further on, prayers begin... it becomes uncontrollable

I chose these tires in October based on the price/quality ratio. The price was: 4 of these tires for about 15k, or ... well, everyone knows the prices, personally in my case the decision was made after seeing an ad for the sale of a pair of tires for 12k (although it was a ridiculous brand). Well, we won't chase after brands, we need to drive. I haven't written a review for a long time because I didn't have the opportunity to test the product. But finally, we got snow on the roads, so I can try them out.
I involuntarily compare these tires to Nokian Nordman RS2, which are used on another car. To be honest, I don't know, it's all subjective, but on packed snow, slush, they perform great in city conditions, and on ice, of course, you need to be careful, I didn't notice any significant difference with the renowned manufacturer. Of course, expensive tires may behave better at high speeds and in other extreme conditions, but who uses these properties in everyday driving?
The verdict is: Sailun tires have the same characteristics as most competitors, they just differ in a more advantageous price. Over time, we can judge their durability, for now, that's it. All the best.

Good tires are not rigid