Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 205 9210

I've been using Sailun for a long time. The tires are nice: low-noise, soft, sufficient for normal use. On Coolray, when purchasing, I installed "winter" and immediately bought "summer". No advertising: the tires are worthy of being purchased.

Over the past 5 years, I have purchased Sailun summer and winter tires for all my cars (I've tried all Sailun tire models on vehicles with 100-300 horsepower, front-wheel and rear-wheel drive).
That's why I'm writing this review, because Sailun is a worthy manufacturer. Specifically, regarding this winter tire model: It's more suited for city driving, with fewer studs, making it quiet on bare asphalt, on par with studded tires in terms of noise. However, I wouldn't dare drive on it on icy lake surfaces. On the highway, the noise is minimal, up to 110 km/h it's just a slight hum of the tires, not a howl or a whistle. I recall how Bridgestone, Nokian Nordman, and Maxxis used to howl, it was maddening. It brakes confidently, with no skidding on a car without ESP.
In general, the tires are good, ideal for city driving. I've read comparative tests and reviews in reputable magazines, but I don't agree with their conclusions. I sense bias.

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High-quality tires, I recommend.

5

I bought it on the advice of a friend who had driven on tires from the same manufacturer. What I immediately liked was that the tires are quiet, they handle bumps smoothly, and the handling is confident. I tested the tires on snow, they don't lose traction, and the braking is predictable.

A month of driving, everything is fine! Lada Largus.

Normal tires. Only a very strong hum is present in the car for the first 1000 km. I changed wheels and drove to the region, stopped three times and checked that nothing had fallen off. In the city, it was not very noticeable. Now it's no louder than Nordman 5. It was balanced well. It grips normally.

Super! Didn't expect! Feels better than Yokohama ig55

Everyone have a good time. The first impressions are positive. In operation for 20 days, mileage 1200 km, at temperatures from +1 to -10. During the ownership, I tested them on the first snow and in icy rain, the drive is normal. At least the behavior is no worse than the 200m Gislaved that was on before. The "slippers" were taken for the second car in the family for driving in a town without traffic jams and traffic lights, in general for quiet driving without fuss).

Really the quietest studded tire I've ever known. Visually, there are a few studs and they are very small, at the time of writing this review, all are in place.

That's all for now, more complete impressions if I add anything at the end of the season.

Good luck to everyone on the roads.

Car is Chevrolet Orlando, size 215/60/16.