Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 4 8988

Budget tires and a very pleasant surprise! The car is all-wheel drive, starts great, brakes great, stability in turns is wonderful, minimal skidding with 165 hp (the engine is in good condition), automatic transmission, 4WD, all studs are in place. Everything was balanced well, not noisy for winter tires, I really like them, I bought them on the advice of a familiar tire fitter, the choice was between Kumho or Sailun, and I'm happy with the result, my budget didn't suffer. I can objectively say that I rate everything 5 stars, except for aquaplaning, wet road, and wear resistance, everything else is fine, but that doesn't mean you can drive like you're on asphalt in an icy turn, vigilance in winter is always necessary!

Great tires for their price. This winter has been snowy and icy.
I haven't gotten stuck yet, I drove home on 20cm of fresh snow on an unplowed road, they grip just fine.
There were a couple of sharp braking instances on ice and asphalt, only positive emotions.
But the tires also have a couple of downsides.
Noise on asphalt, not even noise, but a hum, as soon as you hit snow, there's a sharp silence and you're reminded that you're still driving a D-class vehicle))
Lateral drift, it's present, not too strong, but I'd like it to be better, my car has stabilization and it mitigates this, if you don't have it, it's worth considering.
Overall, I'm more than satisfied with the tires.
They're soft and comfortable, lots of studs, haven't noticed any losses yet.

Good tires, on a winter road feel confident, spoke loudly, I didn't particularly feel. The studs, upon inspection, seem to be all in place, sitting well.

The tire really met all expectations, not too noisy, moderately stiff, doesn't float at speed, snow, slush, frozen asphalt are no problem, doesn't feel it, on ice of course no tire can help, on dry and wet asphalt it feels good, the mileage was mostly urban, courier work so the mileage is that big, after 15,000 km not a single stud was lost, they hold confidently, considering that in the city you often have to accelerate quickly from a standstill on asphalt, ABS only kicked in where there was black ice, I'm fully satisfied with the tires!

The tires were great, I bought a set of 225/45 R17, the combination of price and quality is excellent, after 2 seasons the tread is still in place, and it performs well on snow and ice, it may be a bit noisy, but the noise level is quite comfortable. There were no problems with balancing.

Holds the road well, ran 1000 km and is almost noiseless. The only minus is the loss of studs by 70% after two seasons.

Bought this tire (245/70/16) in Nov 2019. I'm satisfied with it. It holds the road well at high speed. It enters a turn confidently. It gets off the line well, and the rear doesn't swing out. It pulls like a tractor!!! I replaced it with a summer tire on May 9th. The studs are still in place, although I drove on asphalt quite a bit. I didn't notice any wear. The only issue I had

Tires on an icy road behave predictably, on a dry asphalt it's perfect - studs don't fly out and don't vibrate during braking, so it can be said that it's been made with diligence. The only drawback is the noisiness. Although it's arguable (it depends on the car's sound insulation). Overall, the Sailun Ice Blazer WST3 (studded) tire deserves ATTENTION both in the price and quality segment.

For 10 years, on my second car, I only use this brand for winter tires. The quality is really top-notch. I recommend it to all my friends, no one has ever said anything negative about it. By their features, they should be worth a lot more.

I'm writing a review after driving on them all winter. The tires are decent, both on the highway and in the city, this year's winter was harsh, so the test drive was full. It handles snow well. After the winter, I lost two studs on the two front tires. I consider it a worthy option for this price.