Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 43 9170

I have nothing to say about the quality of the bad - the rubber is perfect for my car. The grip on the road is good, it does not make noise when moving.

Good rubber

Two years ago, I bought the same one, lost two studs, after 110, it's a bit noisy, but on snow, ice, and slush, it's super 👍

Arrived on time. Soft, they dig through snow, they hold on ice. For such money, a very good option

I've driven almost 30 thousand miles and not a single stud has come loose

I have a sedan, front-wheel drive. In the harsh winter of 25-26, the tires showed excellent quality! I didn't get stuck anywhere, not even once. And I live out of town and the entrance to my place is uphill. Thanks to the manufacturers and sellers.

Thank you price 💥

Balls on Vesta. Winter turned out to be snowy with ice, porridge, wife drove everywhere on the side, nowhere got stuck. For the winter, she drove 8 thousand, so far not a single stud has come off, operation mainly in the city, sometimes in the suburbs on the highway, rolled 15+, holds the road, does not vibrate, soft enough.

Of the minuses, it's noisy and on asphalt, it doesn't brake very well in emergency situations, like most studded tires. I took it for 3300, in this money there is simply no alternative. By feeling, it's definitely better than Kama, Cordiant and Nokian Frost 5, but loses to Hakkapeliitta 8, Pirelli Ice Zero FR and Continental IceContact, there's nothing else to compare it to.

I definitely recommend it for the city at speeds up to 80 and with an average mileage of 6-8 thousand km per season, considering that the lifespan of winter tires from experience is +/- 5..6 seasons, which is roughly enough for 40 thousand km of mileage. In other conditions, I would consider a different option.

Thank you to the seller, pleasant price and production time and cleanliness of the tires.

Good tires, fresh, not stale. Rode out the winter, thanks to the seller and VB.