Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 16 9155

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.....

Excellent tires. Not worse than well-known brands in any way. Handles the road perfectly, slush, mud, and snow are almost imperceptible. Doesn't hydroplane on puddles at speed. Braking performance is also good.

Good tires, they hold the road. Never got stuck, although there's a lot of snow this year. Noisy on asphalt, but that's how it is with studded tires, I think.

I really liked the tires! At first, they are noisy, but as the studs wear in, the noise decreases significantly. They handle snow very well, I didn't get stuck anywhere. I recommend!

At the time of purchase in September 2023, the price-to-quality ratio was optimal.
By January 2024, the price had become overpriced.
Regarding the tire itself, it has a confident average and slightly above-average level among what is currently available on the market. Among Chinese products, it is one of the leaders.

It doesn't handle wet snow mush very well, but overall, these are pretty good tires for their price category. On ice, it drives quite confidently and can exit a rut. Well, of course, it's not for winter racing, but with regular winter trips out of town, you feel confident. The rubber is quite soft, I don't know how many seasons it will last

They handle the road very poorly. They have studs, but they poorly perform their function. Slippery tires. Noisy tires on the highway.

The tires are good, but still, for a city, such a large number of spikes is not very suitable, on an icy road outside the city it drives perfectly, and in the city in frost, of course, these spikes cannot grip the frozen asphalt, we skid from every traffic light, but this is relatively strong frosts. In principle, in moderate frost, everything is fine)

On an icy road, you drive as if on tiptoes, the car moves unpredictably, although it's all-wheel drive. Quietness - yes, studs don't come off - yes. Summer tires of this brand were liked and I'm satisfied with them

By the second season, the rubber became wooden, all the studs fell out and it was simply dangerous to drive. I do not recommend in any case.