Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Alpine Evo 1. Page 17 623

Very soft rubber, does not slip, I drive satisfied

Decent tires for a reasonable price. Balances well. Rolled one season, no complaints

Not bad, will add more later

Excellent tires, for a reasonable price

Excellent tires for their price

Braking is terrible. The car just rolls forward, both on snow and on ice. On ice, it's uncontrollable. I had to push it out of the yard all the time. The girl has Bridgestone and can brake like a rock in the same places. I strongly do not recommend. The only plus is that it's not noisy. But otherwise, it's complete garbage. I'll definitely put it up on Avito before the season and it's better to buy a used one from a proven manufacturer there (if the budget doesn't allow for a new one).

Very bad tires, bursting on every pothole

Just super! The best combination of price and quality. For driving in Moscow, through puddles and slush, on thick snow, the grip is good but of course not like studded tires. They are quiet. They handle the road perfectly even at a speed of 200.

I installed these tires on a Qashqai J11 in 235/50 R18 size.

I was able to drive them in all modes and weather conditions, they behave adequately on the road, and are quite quiet. They balanced well - perfectly round, they hold the road, and there's no vibration at any speed. They're worth their money - I recommend them.

I'm not particularly knowledgeable about tires, so my opinion shouldn't be taken as a reference)
I liked the tires, they're quiet, soft, and behave well both in the rain and in the snow. I was on ice only once, and of course, the car skidded)
I accelerated up to 160 km/h, so I don't have much to say about their high-speed characteristics.
I hit a pothole a couple of times, but didn't find any deformations on the tires.
Considering the southern winter, where 90% of the time it's dry asphalt, it doesn't make sense to buy more expensive tires.