Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 15 8988

I was pleasantly surprised by its durability, after a trip on the M4-Don highway, the stamped disks did not withstand, but on it even bulges did not appear. I recommend.

I liked the tires, they hum a bit at medium speeds, they hold the road quite well on icy roads, but on snowy roads, there's a bit of a lack of confidence, the studs were 90% preserved after 12,000 km of mileage. I'm buying these tires for the second season, and for their price category, I think they're the best tires in this class. I recommend purchasing them.

Good tires, my spouse and I are very pleased. Holds the road well.

Tires are just great, they hold the road confidently, all winter I didn't get stuck or slip once, and they are also very durable and soft

The tire is excellent. On smooth ice, a thaw field, this tire performs confidently, it accelerates well on it, brakes acceptably, and slides a bit more sideways than I would like, most likely due to the rut on the ice. Ice under the snow at a temperature of around 0°C is roughly the same. It rides well on loose snow, I'm satisfied with the purchase. Whatever anyone says, everything depends on the connection between the steering wheel and the seat. Good luck on the roads.

The tires are excellent, the price and quality ratio is good, they grip the snow well, they also hold the road not bad, they might wear out a bit on a colleague's car, but overall everything is fine.

Excellent tires. Holds the road not bad. And it handles snow not bad either. Didn't expect that from the Chinese, not disappointed. I recommend!

I bought them for winter for a season of urban drift rides. I won't say anything about the noise, the car is noisy anyway. The grip on snow is good, on ice it's so-so. At the back, the studs almost all flew off immediately. At the front, they're still in place for now. Of the advantages, only the price and the cool pattern are enough for a one-time ride)))

Good tires, price and quality ratio. No overpaying for the brand. The studs are all in place for now. A bit noisy. Overall, everything is fine. I'll take the summer ones.

I've driven 15,000 km on these tires.
Four-wheel drive, city - 50%, highway - 40%, off-road - 10%.
On ice in the city, it floats, but predictably.
On slush, it also floats, also predictably.
Through snowdrifts of about 40-50 cm, it passes normally, didn't get stuck.
On the highway over 140 km/h, it's okay.
Braking needs to be planned, otherwise, it starts to skid at speeds over 40 km/h.
Not noisy, on wet roads - excellent.
No noticeable wear.
Verdict: the tires are cheap and for this price, probably great.
But next year I won't be putting them on again.
I'll put on something more expensive, so I don't have to guess what will happen if.....