Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic Evo. Page 33 1299

There is already experience with Chinese tires on another car.
The tires were very much liked: low cost, not noisy, hold well. Plus run-flat. What more do you need? I recommend buying

I've never written a review about tires in my life. I think everything is strictly individual. Over the past 10 years, I've had 5 cars on different tires - Bridgestone, Maxxis, Triangle. Even Nokian on a ring racing track. This particular tire just amazed me with its lack of traction on the road. At high speed, the car skids in a turn, and on wet roads, the tire doesn't hold at all! On puddles, there's also harsh aquaplaning. The tire is on a Monjaro, first season. Before that, I had Tugella for 3 years, 1 season of Bridgestone, and 2 seasons of Triangle. The cars are identical in terms of platform, slightly different in weight and handling. Bridgestone is top! Triangle is predictable and manageable. But with this tire, you're constantly on edge behind the wheel!

Everything is fine, I like it

Excellent tires, even better than many expensive European competitors. I was hesitant to buy Sailun for a long time, but I didn't regret it once. Quiet, holds water, drives well on snow, and drives well on dry roads. For its price, it's just great. I'd say that even if the tire cost 25-35 thousand, I would still call it good.

Proved to be no worse than Continental VikingContact. Confidently grips the rolled snow, behaves perfectly on wet and dry asphalt. On ice, don't forget to turn on your head. Not noisy. I recommend!

The tires have proven to be excellent, on a par with renowned brands. Practically noiseless and very soft. It's good that there is a normal alternative to the insane cost of tires from outgoing brands.

Tires are not noisy (seemed quieter than summer ones), haven't been slippery yet, can't evaluate.

It behaves confidently on ice, much better than Yokohama and Toyo, I used to drive on these brands.

Fire tire, I'm satisfied

The order arrived on time