Tyre reviews Sailun Ice Blazer WST3. Page 8 8988

Loud, otherwise good.

Overall, not a bad tire for the price, but you have to take into account that, while cold, they hold poorly, which makes them slip in sudden, forced maneuvers, in emergency braking, and during acceleration, there are wheel spin issues. At the same time, once they heat up, they don't lag behind the same Bridgestone Blizzak (which are on a different car) - they brake well, take acceleration well, and start holding in turns. In terms of stiffness

I installed these tires in the middle of the season.

The run-in period was 200km. For 10,000km, I have no complaints. All the studs are in place, and it handles well on snowy roads. It's noisy, but that's not a problem for me. For the money, these are good tires.

The tires were mounted on the rims normally, balanced. More weights were needed than on the Korean ones. But overall, it's okay. For this money, it will do.

This is the best I've used in this price range, it grips very confidently, if it doesn't slip on the belly, it will definitely pull out, on asphalt it doesn't make much noise, after a mileage of 10,000 km with aggressive driving, frequent pulling of the handbrake on turns, also often drove through snowdrifts and skidded without sparing the tires, 95% of the studs remained

The old tires were over 12 years old and it was time to change them. I've been reading and studying for a long time, and I chose these Sailun studded tires. Overall, everything is fine.

I purchased these tires at this store for my Grant in 2023. They are good tires, I have driven on them for 3 seasons/18,000 km so far, and I will continue to use them because only one stud has come off on two wheels, and the tread is still like new. They handle confidently on ice and snow (the winter of 2025-2026 made me feel how they perform in reality). The only drawback is that they are very noisy on dry asphalt. If someone is hesitant to buy them, I advise you to buy them and don't hesitate, even though they are made in China, but of very good quality.

One winter. On the driving axle, almost all the studs have flown out, on the driven axle everything is in place.

After the season, 40% of the studs on the driving wheels came out, the rest lay down. The car is light, 700 kg in total, the tires were run-in as it should be, but it didn't help. The holder is so-so, but better than a friction tire, thanks for that. The tire mileage is ~10 thousand km. It wasn't checked for hernias, but by feeling, it seems to be okay, there's no critical one. It was balanced normally during installation, I think it will be without weights on good rims. In general, budget tires are no worse than Kama, but they lose to Radian, where in 3 years 2 studs came out and the holder is good due to the shape of the stud (star), but it has its own issues (hernias and studs were deflated). I will re-stud this tire and hope it will last the season.

I purchased the tires in 2022. I drove over 75,000 km on winter tires, with most of the mileage on highways, at speeds of 140-170 km/h. It holds the road incredibly well! There were many emergency situations, and these tires always performed their task (both at -35 and +10 degrees). They always grip the road perfectly! After such a large mileage, of course, 70% of the studs have come off, but the tread is still good. I thought about getting them studded again, but the price of tires allows you to buy new ones. Next season, I'll be buying these tires again! They are not afraid of skidding, holding the car like it's on rails. This year, even without studs, I had to make an emergency maneuver on the highway at 110 km/h, yes, the car went into a skid, 3 turns, but everything was manageable, and I was able to get the car out of the skid. The conclusion from all of the above is:

1. Buy them and don't hesitate.

2. Choose the right tires according to your vehicle's parameters.