Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 193 9210

The tires were liked. How many will pass, we'll see. The only drawback so far is the noise.

Two weeks the studs started to fall out

Outstanding tires. I'm not afraid of this word - "Legend" of the tire industry.
Hear Sailun - take it, don't hesitate.

Standard wheels

Well, the tire run-in period is over. It has been tested both on dry highways and on the latest snow and ice, and everything turned out to be very worthy. Braking is confident both on asphalt and on ice, directional stability is flawless, soft, and minor irregularities are absorbed comfortably. At first, the hum scared me, but as many people said, after the run-in period, everything returned to normal, the tread settled into its place, and the noise is no higher than on my previous Nokian Nordman SUV. It was balanced well, at speeds above 100, I won't say, because I was running it in, up to 100 km/h it's perfect, no vibrations, beats, etc. I gave it 4 points for wear resistance, speed characteristics, and aquaplaning because I still can't make final conclusions, and I couldn't leave a review without a rating.

Driven for 4 years, almost no studs left, but with or without studs, it's useless on ice.

High-quality tires, soft rubber, recessed studs. When driving on asphalt, it's practically inaudible.
Attitude to China has changed.

I couldn't give all the stars because I haven't driven on them much yet.

Great tires! Quiet, hold the road well. Lost a few studs in 6 months of operation, for rear-wheel drive it's minor things. Goes confidently on ice and various snowdrifts. Wear of the tread is not noticeable.

Good

Of course not Michelin, but considering the price, it's quite good. Balanced perfectly. Make noise in moderation. Soft. I recommend it for experienced drivers. For beginners, with caution. Good luck and goodness to all.