Tyre reviews Sailun Terramax A/T. Page 4 1204

Excellent tires, performed great on snow. On ice, a bit worse than studded tires, but still hold the road well enough. Definitely recommend

For such a cost, the tires are super. They handle the road well in the heat, don't float, and aren't noisy. The maximum speed was 160, felt normal. On a bit of dirt, they grip normally. I haven't driven in winter yet and I'm planning to, I have winter tires with studs.

265/60R18. I bought it to replace the worn-out TOYO Open Country A/T Plus. The size is exactly the same, so I will compare them... The noise level is approximately the same. They handle dry/wet asphalt roughly the same, and brake decently. Emergency braking with sharp lane change (avoiding a pothole) on dry asphalt - excellent. I haven't driven on dirt roads in rainy weather yet. The main disadvantage - aquaplaning already at 90 km/h. On the highway in heavy rain / water-filled ruts - it's dangerous to drive faster. The worn-out TOYO behaved the same way, but the new ones worked excellently. I bought them only because TOYO was not available. Now I'm waiting for winter to see how they perform.

Excellent tires, I've driven on ice, water, and off-road. 10 out of 10. Previously, I was driving on Japanese tires, Chinese ones are not worse at all.

Soft, not noisy, started using it even in the winter period. Normal grip on snow, not bad on rough terrain. Balanced decently. Didn't get stuck and didn't engage four-wheel drive on a sandy beach.

The tires are good, they handle mud and loose snow well. They are not noisy on asphalt. On ice, they are slippery, but with the right skills, it's not a problem to handle drifting.

The mileage is not big. Good tires, sometimes noisy, but not critical. In ruts, not very confident handling, slightly leads. On water, it behaves excellent, no aquaplaning felt, good grip on the road. Braking is very good on any road. On snow and ice, I haven't tried yet, there isn't any yet.

Excellent tires, both on dirt and asphalt and gravel. There is no noise, soft. Only at speeds over 100, the Ducato van starts to float when changing lanes

Hello everyone, I've driven on these tires for a season. I've been in a snowstorm twice, and I liked how they handled the road. There are two drawbacks to these tires: they have very strong aquaplaning, and if the car starts to skid sideways, the tires can't correct it. I was very surprised at how well they handle on wet clay - these tires are impressive. Winter has started, and I've switched to studded tires. To be honest, I didn't even notice the difference between driving on studded tires and these tires - both are equally pleasant to drive on, although the studded tires are much noisier. Overall, I'm very satisfied with these tires.

The tires were liked, soft, not noisy, there is a minus - the tread pattern picks up small stones from the road surface in our local terrain and throws them in all directions while driving, but overall we are satisfied with this tire model during the summer and autumn period.