Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 17 9206

Bought due to the lowest price, do not recommend. In the first season, a bulge appeared on one wheel, in the second season on the second wheel. (once the pit was small, the second time I drove onto the curb)

Not bad tires, I'm buying them for the second time, the first time I bought summer AT for Pathfinder. Summer ones are great. And winter ones are average, I can't get out of the garage with four-wheel drive. In general, they hold the road, you enter turns confidently, and the main advantage is the price.

Good tires in a warm winter behave well on wet asphalt, and on snow and slush they are not bad either, they do not become brittle in frost

The tires are excellent, they hold the road well on both wet and slippery surfaces. They handle snowy slush perfectly, and over the period of operation, I have not gotten stuck even once.

Good tires, several times drove through mud on the road and braked quite successfully. A bit noisy. Currently on FF2 rest. Overall, satisfied with the price/quality ratio.

I think five points is a fair rating for the tires, drove around the city after icy rain and the knees didn't shake 👍, on the other hand, you need to understand that this is tires, not skates

Grant's car. 175/60/14. Studs are in place. There are no more advantages. If you have the financial ability, take better quality tires.

Excellent tires, changed three cars, Golf, Outlander, now Phaeton, drive extremely. Never failed, on the note, lasted 5 seasons.

Overall, I'm satisfied with these tires, they remind me of Bridgestone ICE CRUISER 7000S. In terms of noise, I'd say it's as expected, on bare asphalt - naturally, there's some noise from the studs. On snow, they perform great - I'm very pleased. You can drive confidently on the highway. I recommend them to everyone.

Good tires, but they don't brake very well on ice, so I'll give it one star for now! But overall, they're no worse than Continental, which I drove on last year!