Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 189 9210

I used to always drive on Hakka, I decided to try a Chinese manufacturer. I was really surprised that for me personally there is no difference in the behavior of the car on Sailun tires. Everything is like on Hakka 8.

I don't impose my opinion on anyone. The ON FIRE tires are great, especially for the price. I bought studded tires at the beginning of the winter season and drove for three months on snow with my (old car), it was like driving an all-terrain vehicle. On ice, I could brake without skidding, considering that I don't drive over 60 km/h on icy roads. It also performed normally on wet roads at moderate speeds, and the studs on wet asphalt from any manufacturer will slip when braking at high speed. I live in Rostov-on-Don, and this winter the temperature didn't drop below -15°C, the tires remained soft.

Normal tires. For a solid four-wheel drive

Everything is fine. Confidently on ice, snow is also 100%, everything is super!

The best combination of price and quality

Good soft tire

If in more or less warm weather it still holds somehow, then below -15 the grip is zero, the stabilization system is constantly triggered, even when exiting the yard slowly, it slightly pulls. On the highway, there's also no confidence in the grip, whereas in comparison, a worn-out Hakkapeliitta 8 without studs held much better.

The price is justified. Slightly noisy.

Poor handling on lateral skidding.

I chose the tires based on positive user reviews. Equipped service Largus and Nissan Vanette with these tires. I bought a set for my personal car, Opel Zafira.

Average tires. For icy roads, it's better to look for something else. They handle snow normally. I haven't had the chance to use other Chinese brands, possibly they are all roughly the same. But these tires are far from European brands. However, the price corresponds to their quality.

And, well, during balancing, a lot of weights were needed to balance them.