Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 6 8988

Good day, excellent budget tires, the noise of the studs passes after 1000 km of mileage. On the Mohave, the noise is good, audible at speeds over 110 km/h, the noise is tolerable. When cornering on icy roads, you need to be careful, it throws the rear axle, ESP helps out. 250 horsepower, I use it as intended, don't get tired, when overtaking, the tire doesn't fear the ruts, no wear and tear over 5 months of winter, all the studs are in place. solid 4-!

At my own risk, I took tires for my Chinese car from its homeland. The mileage on the tires is 10,000 thousand. All the studs are in place. There are no complaints. Once I had to test it well. I was driving on the Rostov-on-Don - Moscow highway, a lot of snow fell, only one lane was cleaned. I drove onto the uncleared lane, the tire holds well. I don't see the point of overpaying for Nokian, Pirelli, and others now. The only minus, and is it a minus, the first 500-700 km the tire is quite noisy. In general, I recommend buying it.

And so, I will briefly describe my impressions of owning this Chinese-made wonder.
They are quite heavy, they hold the road perfectly, and the rolling resistance is minimal.
They plow through snowdrifts like a tractor, and they start from a standstill on ice without any problems.
Among the drawbacks - on dry asphalt, when braking, it's "like on butter".
In conclusion: for such money, it's a very good purchase!
There's even a pleasant feeling of stability when driving on snow.
Is it reliable?
The only thing is, don't raise the prices any more.
Otherwise, the golden mean of "price-quality" will be lost.
I can compare it to well-known brands, I had new Bridgestone and Nokian Hakkapeliitta 8 (and Hakkapeliitta just didn't work out, my Ford was like a cow on ice), I had a noisy Dunlop (which didn't stop howling like an airplane even after running-in).

I didn't expect anything unusual when buying. I needed cheap tires. But to my surprise, the tires turned out to be good, they handle the road well, they drive great on snow, the only thing is that they turn reluctantly on snowy slush, but maybe it's just because of the car.

When running in, they were quite noisy, but then they became quieter, or so it seemed to me. The studs seem to be sitting well, all in place for now. I think it's safe to take them if you don't have grandiose requirements for tires. Although I have Michelin XIN4 on another car, Sailun is worse in turns and noisier, but in all other respects it's very good in comparison. I didn't expect that from China, I'm taking Chinese tires for the first time.

After installation and the first drive on ice with unrun-in tires, I was unpleasantly surprised that the tires did not grip the surface at all. But later it turned out to be the opposite - after about 250 kilometers, everything changed dramatically. The tires handle all surfaces perfectly, both on ice and on wet asphalt and in mud. On the highway, in any weather, it drives confidently at 110-130. When skidding, the tire does not give in and grips perfectly.

Overall, the tires are not bad, I bought them in October 2022, and they were manufactured at the end of 2021.
All the studs are in place, and the balancing is at 5
They brake well on ice and hold well too. At high speeds, they're confident, but above 160, they start to toss the car a bit, and in turns (at slightly above average speed), they start to skid a bit, which can be felt even by an experienced driver in the passenger seat, and also in the back.
The noise level in the city is moderate, up to 60 km/h, you can say they're not noisy, but as soon as you hit the highway...It's like taking off?
On a snowy road, you can't even hear them??
In general, I think they're worth buying.
I decided to test how the Chinese tires would perform, and I'll tell you confidently!))
If you're not racing, they're decent
P.S. No, they don't give an angle, let's see how many studs will remain?

Not the first time I've bought tires of this brand. Satisfied with all characteristics! Low-noise, soft, studs hold great, handling is excellent! I RECOMMEND!

I had a positive experience with summer tires from this brand, it's time to replace the Nokian Hakkapeliitta 7 (worn out under 3). The price of a new Nokian shocked me, I also looked at the Chinese OVATION (I've been driving on summer tires from this brand for many seasons), but my experience with their winter tires didn't work out. In general, I chose wheels with good reviews for a low price. And I'll honestly say that I expected much worse than what I got. The tires are soft and comfortable, the steering wheel is good, it handles snow as it should, and it behaves adequately on ice. I can probably compare it to Michelin X-Ice North. I'll write about its durability and other driving characteristics in February-March. For now, this tire is definitely the best in terms of price-quality ratio.

I've never driven on Chinese tires before. I purchased them based on a colleague's recommendation. He recommended them for their strong studs, as he only lost one stud on all four wheels over the previous season. This year, winter arrived a bit later, and I had to drive on the tires in +10°C weather. They seemed stiff and very noisy, but the handling was pleasantly surprising, and they also performed well on puddles on the highway. With the cold weather, I either got used to the noise or it became quieter. The driving characteristics continue to impress, I barely feel the ruts, the ABS rarely engages, and it's become softer on speed bumps. I should note that I'm an average-speed driver, but compared to my previous Gislaved NordFrost 200, I feel like I can push these tires more.

I bought a set of Sailun winter tires last winter at a budget price, 2305 rubles per tire. I rate the tires as satisfactory, as they have two significant drawbacks:
1. The tires are very noisy, with a strong hum in the car, like a taking-off airplane.
2. After a short period of use, after driving about 2000 km, the front tires lost 30% of their studs, and the rear tires lost about 10% of their studs. To be honest, I've never seen this before - my previous Nokian Nordman 5 tires only lost 2-3 studs.
When I was buying, I was choosing between Victor and Sailun. In the end, I bought Sailun. Overall, the tires are normal, of average quality, they handle the road well, and I've never had any skidding.