Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic SUV. Page 24 921

I bought it at the beginning of this winter as a replacement for Hakke 5. 99% of the time I drive in the city, and I rarely visit courtyards. If I go out of town, it's along the highway and further along the asphalt, no dirt roads. So I was looking for non-studded quiet winter tires. After 3 months, I can say for sure - the tires are very good! On asphalt, it's quiet, and it confidently holds the road at 120. On snow, it handles more than confidently, "biting" into it. On ice, of course, it loses to studded tires, but if you follow the speed limit, the handling remains. I'm definitely satisfied with the tires!

Great tires! I recommend!

Handles well on the road (excluding bare ice).
Does not mind strong frost, does not float much in puddles. A good option for its price

Size 235/55/18. After Korets-Kumho tire, Kumho surprised in a good way. Handling at a speed of 100+ is significantly better, as it is quite stiff and springy. Definitely a plus. Noise is present, but moderate. Ice - no revelations - ordinary grip, studded tires are better. Snow - normal, grips, especially with four-wheel drive. Dry asphalt - braking distance is longer than Kumho and even more so summer tires. Puddles/mud - normal, without surprises and failures. As a result, for its price of 6 thousand+ it's a very worthy option for the city.

Bought winter tires because I liked the summer ones. One minus - they are noisy. Everything else is in order. They handle well on both the road and the rut, as well as on snow and even puddles. I won't comment on the lifespan, as I've only used both summer and winter tires for one season

Holds the road very well, no tilting on turns, good braking on snow slush and starts on ice.

Good tires, hold the road, drive well on snow.

Soft. Quiet.

Handles the road well, soft, and quiet.

Excellent tires.