Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic Evo. Page 24 1299

It's too early to make a review, as I bought them at the end of winter. There weren't any significant snowfalls, and what was left could be passed without any particular problems. The only thing I can say for sure is that the pressure should not be more than 2.1. Otherwise, it sounds like a drum.

I was choosing between this tire and Pirelli Ice Zero FR. They were roughly the same price, but Sailun was Run flat. In the end, I chose it for this reason, because you never know what might happen, and I didn't want to stand around in the winter and struggle with spare kits. Also, all my previous BMWs had Run Flat tires.

As a result, I never regretted my decision. Yes, the traction on snow is not ideal, but the Continental VikingContact tires on my BMW X3 behaved similarly. On dry and wet asphalt, the grip is excellent. Someone wrote below that on Monjaro at speeds over 130, the tires lose directional stability. I don't know about that. I drove on them to Kazan on the M12 highway at speeds much higher than 130, and the behavior was excellent. Apparently, the car itself also makes a big difference.

One downside - I had to replace one tire due to a bulge after hitting a pothole.

In all other respects - all positives. I recommend.

Ran the season. I liked it. Comfortable tires for snow/dry and wet asphalt. Tense on ice.

I recently installed them and have already had a chance to drive on them, overall the impressions are pleasant. The tires are soft, yet they handle the road well and perform the functions of winter tires. The dealer also recommended these tires to me when I bought the car. So far, I am satisfied with both the price and the quality. We will see how they perform in operation.

Excellent tires, behave well on snow and also on ice. Not noisy, on a wet road they also behave decently.

I purchased these tires in the fall of 2024 in St. Petersburg. In general, everything is satisfactory. They perform well both in snowy slush and on ice. The only drawback is that during thaws, they don't brake very well on water-covered ice.

It's understandable that the tires are budget-friendly, but nonetheless, they leave much to be desired. The most frustrating thing is that a bulge formed on the side of the new tire after the wheel hit a pothole, and it wasn't even a big one, at a relatively low speed.

The tire is quiet, it handles well, but it gets into the rut on asphalt very, very strongly. Literally, it's impossible to get out if the speed is high.

No complaints, holds the road well, not noisy