Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer Arctic. Page 50 2071

Everything is super

If you need quiet and soft tires for the city where snow is often cleaned, then this is it. After studs, it feels less confident in turns, but comfort and silence are my priority. I rarely drive. On the highway, I once drove into the shoulder at speed, but I managed to steer out normally. The steering wheel has become unusually light.

Rubbish

The tires did not meet my expectations, they are very stiff, for driving on dry asphalt, and they slip very much, do not hold the road at all,

Terrible tires. Returning the second set to the junkyard. On ice at around 20 km/h, I almost flew off the road three times on turns, and also on 30% snowy roads. The quality is miserable, with 2 blowouts in a month of moderate driving. In the first winter, a tire was punctured by something. I bought the same tire and, oh wonder, two blowouts on the tire in a week of city driving without hitting a single pothole, etc. The only thing it's somewhat decent at is handling wet weather. If you want to buy cheap or for a short period, this tire is not the way to go. Save your wallet and nerves.

Pleased as a punch. Took one under the super action for 4106r per tire

Generally, the tires are not bad on asphalt, but only at minus temperatures, at plus they lead during braking, I have 245/45/18R, I'm disappointed in the winter, they don't brake on ice and snowy slush at all. I don't recommend them for Moscow's slushy winter, I'll probably change to studded tires.

Changed from summer to winter at +3, heaven and earth! Soft, not noisy. First ice - excellent. First snowfalls, confidently, (driving manner calm). Copes well with both slush and dry snow confidently. So far I'm pleased

Disaster, not tires.
Pros: very quiet, excellent balance.
Cons: yes, everything else:
1) On dry asphalt, it somehow holds on, but with not even the strongest side wind on a toll road on a flat surface at a speed of 110, it's already being blown away. From a traffic light, starting with wheelspin is almost always the case, even though I'm not a racing driver.
2) In the rain, it brakes only by crossing yourself.
3) I haven't been in the snow, but apparently, I won't be going there either, I'm urgently looking for other tires.
4) On ice, it's completely uncontrollable. I was driving out of a gas station, the exit had an incline and was covered with a solid ice crust, and I was simply being pulled down the incline towards a standing truck! Yes, I understand that this is a winter tire, I have experience driving on other winter tires, and NONE of them were THIS bad!
In conclusion, I don't understand how Sailun managed to make an absolutely wonderful summer tire (my wife's car has been using it for three years, and it's working great) and such a disgusting winter tire. Don't save money on your health and safety, don't buy this garbage.
I have no idea what those who write positive reviews about it were driving before, that they think this tire is good.