Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Alpine Evo 1. Page 20 623

300 horsepower, rear-wheel drive, 4 seasons drove on Nokian Hakkapiliita R3, horribly disliked the fact that on slush and snow it was like driving on slicks, if there was a deep rut with water in it - aquaplaning was guaranteed. Just for fun, I took Sailun for 42k per set - to say that I'm shocked is an understatement! It handles slush, confidently drives on a snow cover, it just so happened that there was a strong snowfall for two or three days and the roads weren't cleaned for a long time, the ABS bothers me less when braking and reacts to the steering much more clearly - I absolutely didn't expect it and I'm very pleased! It was balanced better than the summer Michelin, 10-20/00-10/20-40/20-10

Excellent tires! I recommend!

Quiet, smooth, very predictable) in the track is just excellent. Definitely yes!

A good tire, for this money. Not for the price when they're sold in a frenzy under the snow, but when you've taken care of it in advance. I bought 235/35/19 for 6.8k. Now it's 11k. The tire is for Moscow's asphalt winter, for paid cleaned roads, drives 200+ exactly, holds. After strong bumps, there are no bulges. A set for 2 seasons, on the 3rd, the effectiveness dropped. I bought the same ones to replace them. The first set I bought for 5k, out of sports interest. I was surprised. For comparison, I drove on different brands and the last Pirelli Sottozero 3, also European winter, high-speed tire, to be honest, I didn't notice much difference, whether it's the one that doesn't drive on snowdrifts or this one. In terms of handling, it's the same. I never slammed on the brakes, didn't drive on a skid, can't compare like in magazines. The tire sellers have already figured out that this model is in demand, people like it, and they've raised the price))

I haven't driven on this tire before, I'm using it for the first time, I've only driven on asphalt, so I can't fully evaluate the effectiveness of this tire as a winter tire, and in general, this is my first season driving on Chinese-made winter tires. But I chose this model based on numerous positive reviews from friends, acquaintances, and the internet. My first impressions are positive: in terms of noise, it's on the level of premium European and Japanese tires, maybe even quieter than some models. In terms of handling, it's adequate tires with predictable behavior, I'm expressing my opinion based on driving on asphalt and wet asphalt. As for winter conditions, I can't say anything yet, but based on 20 years of driving experience, I think they won't let me down. In general, I attribute the beautiful design of the tread, quietness, good handling, and a very humane price to the pros.

Excellent tires for calm and measured driving, not noisy.

Everything is fine, the tire holds the road well
The price and quality meet my requirements

In snow and slush, everything is confident, ice - braking is predictable, acceleration without problems (4WD), did not get into side skidding, in spring warmth there is no feeling that we are spreading over the asphalt. Well, I wanted to find fault, but so far there's nothing to complain about. Maybe it's because they're new. We'll see what happens next and how stable they will be in long-term operation. I'm comparing them to my old Michelin Xi2 (also winter tires) and I haven't noticed any difference, absolutely none, except for the price. The Michelin tires were replaced after 8.5 seasons and at least 70 thousand kilometers.

My driving style is calm, I don't drive aggressively.

I bought the tires on sale for 5.2 (225/65/17)

The season has almost ended, the flight is normal! In my opinion, this tire has finally killed my stereotype about "brand-name" tires! It showed itself to be excellent both on black ice and in the mountains on snow, and on the highway there are no complaints! Even if it lasts half as long (which I highly doubt, and I'm giving it 5 stars in advance) and I have to buy another set, at the time of purchase it was three times cheaper than the famous ones! I recommend buying it

For our region it's not worse than Japanese ones.