Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic Evo. Page 2 1299

The place of operation is the Trans-Baikal region, there is little snow, a lot of cold, two cars are equipped with Chinese tires, one has Goodride winter tires, the other has these Sailun, definitely better than the previous ones, before Sailun we had Dunlop Grandtrek from zero, the Chinese ones are not much worse, but definitely better in terms of noise.

Good tires

Excellent tires. Installed on RR Evok. I live outside the city, there is a lot of snow, often above the knee, they handle well on snow. In -33 frost, they also performed excellently on ice and icy ruts, drive great, of course, much depends on the car as well.

Handled the winter normally, at first it was unusual, seemed to drive not much, then got used to it. On snow, super braking and start.

Balance perfectly and are great on four-wheel drive, never let me down

Excellent tires, and the price is super.

1. Before purchasing - China was morally straining
2. 2.5 tons and around 4.5 million cost of the car - I would like some kind of confidence - but the price at THAT MOMENT won over "common sense"))
3. I'll say right away, drove 150 once on the Petersburg toll road. The main mode is city 60-110
4. Not a single comment for the 2025/26 winter, I don't have any
5. Intuitive handling, expected braking distance, not a single case of getting stuck or even wheelspin (here, of course, you have to give credit to the car and its settings)
6. Quiet. Even for a tread, it's very quiet - this was a pleasant surprise!
7. 6,500 is not the mileage, but for Moscow winters with reagent, this is often enough.. No wear is present.
P.S. Of course, Sailun is not Michelin)) but GAC is not Lexus either - if you're not making the car drift, then this is the optimal tire in the price/quality category. Once again, I'll repeat - nobody was racing on it!

I bought Sailun winter tires for the first time, although I had heard positive reviews about this rubber from many acquaintances. Due to the small selection of sets of different-width R20 tires, I decided to try Sailun. In general, the tires pleasantly surprised me, the ride is very comfortable, the quietness is worthy of Chinese tires, and it drives excellent on snow. Previously, I drove on Nokian HK4 and, to be honest, this rubber is no worse in terms of road grip and ride comfort. On ice, like other non-studded tires, it is less effective than studded tires, but you can drive carefully. I've only driven a little on these tires so far, and I hope the wear resistance won't let me down. I recommend

Quiet, relatively soft. Today at a speed of 100, I flew into a snow slush, if it weren't for the BMW stabilization system, I don't know how it would have ended.

Good tire. I drove on it through the snowy mountains of Georgia and Turkey. I drove a lot in Moscow, Kaluga and Rostov region. I have no questions about it at all. I recommend it to everyone. Summer Sailun too. I also installed Sailun on my previous car