Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 11 8988

The tires are quite good on a rainy road, holding it confidently, the rubber is soft, and the noise is not bad at all, balanced at 5 plus

The tires are good, but the studs migrate very quickly.
The studs are not particularly securely seated, initially, there is a question about them.

I've already purchased my second set of these tires, the first set lasted for 5 seasons. I consider the price-to-quality ratio to be optimal. The drive is full, so if at least one wheel has something to catch onto, there are no problems with handling. New tires are a bit noisy for the first month, then they either wear in or you get used to them. Even after 5 seasons of operation, almost 90% of the studs are still in place, and the used tires were happily taken by used tire dealers.

Received 2 wheels 20/25, 1 wheel 18/25, 1 wheel 19/25.

In terms of appearance, there is nothing to complain about. In October, we will install them, ride for a couple of weeks, and then add to the review.

Overall, it's worthy, and for its price, it's very good. I bought it at the end of the 25th season, since I damaged my Bridgestone. I've driven no more than 2 thousand kilometers, it holds speed well, there's no vibration, and the noise level is normal. As a budget option, it's just what you need, you can buy it!

On pure ice, there is no stability and the grip is very poor, the studs come out moderately. It handles well on snowy slush. The price-quality ratio is generally good.

I bought and installed them at the end of winter. The mileage is 12,000 with some extra. There's nothing to complain about. During balancing, very few weights were needed. Nowhere was more than 20 grams required. Speeds: in the city 60-70 km/h is rare, on the ring road 110-125 km/h almost all the time. At speeds over 100 km/h, they're a bit noisy, but not annoying at all. In 12,000 km, not a single stud has come loose.

Very hard rubber. The car on it, like on skates. On front-wheel drive, exiting the underground parking lot is now accompanied by wild skidding and almost sparks flying from the studs....in general, it does not grip the surface. I evaluate exclusively these qualities, aquaplaning, wear resistance is not known to me. Ah, yes, they are noisy, of course, too

Not bad, they hold the road, do not make much noise, after the season not a single stud was lost (considering that there was little snow)
The price is excellent, but considering how everything is getting more expensive, it might have already gone up

Perform well on loose snow, on ice when climbing without problems. Noisy, like all studded tires. The studs are all in place. Mileage highway-city.