Tyre reviews Sailun Terramax A/T. Page 40 1204

The tires are good, quiet for the car, soft to the touch, similar to Yokohama, how long they will last I don't know. So far, everything is fine.

After installing Yokohama Geolender A/T on Sailun, the impression is good so far. It handles mud better, and on asphalt, it seems quieter.

Very, very good! In light frost, they handle well on water. Not noisy, after Cooper, I started to hear the work of the bridges with the transfer case) So far, I'm pleased.

Very good tires, reliability in car handling, including high-speed turns, the car does not tilt.
Not noisy. Did not drive on snow and ice, can't be evaluated.

The tires feel soft, with little noise.

At a price of around 8 thousand per tire, it's a very good option, it handles dry, wet, and gravel roads excellently, and it's not noisy. Haven't tried it in mud yet. But they're not a pity to "kill", plus the sidewall is quite durable. The operating mode on this vehicle is pensioner-like.

Good tires. The mileage on them is still small. Comfortable on asphalt, beautiful, not noisy.

The tires are on a Changan Hunter Plus pickup. The first thing that is quite noticeable is the vibration at a speed of 100 km/h, and it feels different on different types of asphalt, ranging from almost complete absence to quite strong. Perhaps the reason for this lies in the tires themselves, since with ideal balancing, there is a slightly noticeable ovality of the tire, but this could also be due to improper storage in the warehouse or a manufacturing defect.

The second thing is the very soft sidewall, and when driving, bumps and potholes are almost imperceptible, the car just glides, but as the flip side of the issue, it has to be steered, provided that the toe alignment is set perfectly, and naturally, there is an increased likelihood of sidewall cuts.

On snow, ice, wet roads, and mud, it's simply perfect, provided that in winter I don't accelerate above 90 km/h. Probably, if I were offered to buy them again, I would refuse and look for other options.

The Haval Dargo performed great. So far, I've been driving on asphalt, on the highway. It handles the road excellently, not noisy. 140 km/h without vibration.

it's okay