Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic. Page 5 2032

I'm pleasantly surprised, it's soft and quiet, the price matches the quality. I use summer tires of the same brand. I recommend.

Wanted to buy another Sailun, but they don't produce it in my tire size, so I had to take this one)

Although this year's winter is more European, I still managed to appreciate all the charm of this model. The tires grip the road, both on ice and snow. Not noisy, overall I'm satisfied with my choice. Previously, I drove on Bridgestone VRX. This one is a bit inferior, but the price is different))

I'm satisfied with the tires, I was worried they would be bad, but they handle well, I would even say excellent for Granta, of course, you need to drive carefully on ice)

The tire does not howl and behaves adequately in the frost, slightly floats at +10⁰С. But that's normal for a winter tire. In general, I recommend, I will definitely buy more.

There was a Sailun on 2112 questions that didn't exist.
They took it to the west without thinking, obviously expecting the worst.
Winter so far this year is -6°C to +3°C and no snow.
In such weather, it's not loud, doesn't beat, and the balancing is on level.
There was ice, but here there's nothing to talk about, without studs everything is as expected.

My first experience with winter tires, and also my first winter behind the wheel, and to be honest, I was very worried about how the car would behave on winter roads. And, as if by bad luck, I had to drive to Belarus, with drizzle and light frost on the streets, in general, icy patches in some places. I'll be honest, the tires performed excellently. During the trip, we encountered all possible winter conditions, there was black ice, slush, a heavy snowfall on slush and uncleared roads, and when overtaking, we several times drove through inter-track snowdrifts at speed. Everything passes quite confidently. We also use Sailun summer tires.

Very good tires, I drive and really enjoy, quiet on asphalt, handle snow perfectly 👍.
Previously, I always installed studded Yokohama winter tires.

I've always driven on studded tires, with 15 years of experience, and have used various types of tires, including Russian, Korean, and Finnish ones. For the past year, I've been driving on Hankook tires. I decided to try out friction tires since the winters have become milder. Overall, I haven't noticed any significant differences from studded tires, everything is predictable, the tires are soft, the steering wheel doesn't jerk, and the balancing is excellent. I was very afraid to drive on black ice, but my concerns were unfounded, I drove up an icy hill as if I was on studded tires. In general, I'm very satisfied, I bought them on the advice of a friend and don't regret it. Arkhangelsk.

Decent tires. Compared to studded tires, they are quiet in the car. On ice and snow slush, they hold no worse than Nordman 7. On pure ice, of course, they can't be compared to studded tires. Worthwhile tires if you use your head and common sense while driving.