Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic. Page 40 2032

Price/quality in one word. Good traction on snow, on asphalt with reagents, decent handling in slush. Noise is almost imperceptible, subjectively. Visually and to the touch - a decent factory product.

24 week of 23, I put 5

Quite soft, interesting tread pattern, fresh (27th week of this year). Delivered on time, even a bit earlier than expected. Well, as for how it will perform on the road, we'll see. So far, I'm satisfied.

to the touch, very high-quality rubber, and so winter will show...

Came in time for 24 years

Excellent winter tires. I recommend to buy

good product

Excellent tires, soft …

Excellent tire, I liked it, I recommend

I had never driven on studded tires before, only on spiked wheels. I bought Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic when the "gifted" Nordman tires from the dealer ran out. By the way, they were mediocre tires, but they did their job. The tire fitter recommended these. I read reviews, they seemed not bad, and I bought them. I ordered them from Mosavtoshina. I picked them up myself, their pickup location is, of course, in an inconvenient place, but everything was clear. I put them on the wheels closer to winter, but it was around +10°C. They were balanced normally. The first impression was wow! Quiet! Like driving on summer tires. But as I started driving, I realized that they were somewhat wobbly. That is, you drive around a pothole, turn the steering wheel to the left and right, and the car still makes another left-right turn. Well, maybe the tires just needed to be broken in, so I started driving more carefully and not turning the steering wheel sharply at high speed. When winter and snow came, the tires showed themselves to be very good. They didn't skid, braked normally, and even drove through uncleared snowdrifts better than the studded Nordman tires, in my opinion. I drove and was happy. I also had a problem with tire pressure on my old wheels, so I had to pump them up every 3 days. But with these tires, I checked and pumped them up only once during the season. And they drive, handle adequately, brake, and most importantly, they grip snow perfectly. But as soon as it warmed up again, the wobbliness returned. It's like the tires are slipping. Every turn is a bit delayed. Maybe the sidewalls are too soft and that's what's causing it, I don't know. This effect doesn't happen in the cold. In conclusion, they're okay for snow and ice, but very dangerous at positive temperatures.