Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 201 8991

Tires are good both on wet and dry roads.

Good day. This winter, the question arose about putting winter tires on our company cars. We needed to shoe a Camry 40, a new Renault Duster, and a new Geely Tugella. The market shocked us with prices. I started with the Tugella. In its size 245/45/20, there was nothing except a set of Pirelli for 104,000. I looked at the alternative size 235/55/18 and ordered Sailun. By the residual principle, I also ordered them for the Camry and Duster. We're looking at how the tire behaves on all three cars. I can't say anything bad. It's a city tire, the stud doesn't protrude much, it holds the car, and of course, no one tests it in extreme conditions. Probably, it reminds me of Kumho somehow. I would give it 3.5 points for driving and another 100% for the price. I bought 235/55/18 studded tires for 6,600 rubles without VAT, and we'll see how the renowned ones compare in price... In short, the first season is going well so far, cheap and practical. We'll drive for a year and I'll write an update. Also, we have an Audi on Pirelli and Tiguan on Dunlop in our fleet, so we have something to compare with.

I liked the tires.

I installed them this year, and this is not the first Chinese product I've driven on. My impressions are positive, they are stable on ice and packed snow, and they handle the road confidently. I almost got into an accident during a snowfall when I was exiting a secondary road and had to swerve to avoid a bus, I was sliding at a speed of 75-80 km/h and thought I would hit the guardrail, but they pulled me through.

In slush, they also get stuck like studded tires, but they grip confidently. I previously had Bridgestone tires, and to me, they don't feel much different, Bridgestone tires are a bit softer, but I didn't like that about them. In terms of noise, they are the same, the studs... I'm satisfied with the purchase. The price is fully justified.

You can drive, but you need to stay in the flow, further away from other cars, about 50 meters, even at low speed, it grips poorly, there is something to compare with.

ALL NORMAL!

For its price, good tires, I've already driven 2 sets

Price to quality ratio? They grip well on loose snow, they hold the road well at fourth gear.

Excellent tires at a democratic price)
The underestimated Chinese manufacturer turned out to be quite good, at least it turned out to be better than the not-so-unknown Hakkapeliitta 8.
It rides quite confidently on loose snow, even on rear-wheel drive. On asphalt, handling is excellent, at speeds up to 200 km/h it holds confidently.
In general, I recommend) I don't see the point in overpaying two or three times for famous brands.

I thought for a long time whether to buy or not, relied on reviews of people on the internet.
Decent replacements came out at a price of 120-170 thousand for a set. Sailun 35 thousand for a set.
The tires are good, nowadays an excellent choice. In the summer, I will also buy Sailun