Tyre reviews Sailun Terramax A/T. Page 47 1223

a quite decent tire

Hello everyone.

The tire is not bad. The price is a bit overpriced. A significant disadvantage is also the vibration after 110 - it cannot be balanced. On average, it is very similar to G015.

unexpectedly - decent all-season tires

I'm pleasantly surprised by the characteristics, softer than similar Goodyears, on ice it's even better, I haven't gotten into serious mud yet, for my routes from home to the village - city, it's just right. I hope they will last a long time.

A good all-round tire, it drives well on asphalt and snow, sandy soil, and has traction on ice but it's uncertain.

I've been driving on them for years, excellent tires. Compared to Goodrich, I didn't notice any difference, except that they are lighter and wear out a bit faster because the rubber is softer.

Before purchasing, I was apprehensive because I had never driven on all-season tires. For the Moscow region, this is definitely good tires. During the first frosts, it was slippery on ice and uphill. I got used to it and now I feel no worse than on studded tires. I'd say, studded tires won't help a reckless driver. Reasonable, winter driving style and you'll have good luck.

I initially chose this 265/50/r20 model, considering its off-road tread for rare fishing trips and launching a boat in unknown locations, with mainly asphalt usage. The tire is not suitable for winter, but it allows me to wait out the season until the queues at tire shops die down. I drive a lot, covering around 90,000 km over three summers, with about 85-90% tire wear. In principle, I could get through the fourth season, but I wouldn't venture into mud with it. The new tire was balanced with 20-30 grams on a 20" wheel with an all-terrain tread, which is very good. It didn't even hum on asphalt when it was new, and in the rain, it didn't hydroplane, making it safe to drive within reasonable limits. It gets clogged with clay in fields, but the jeep can still move, and it didn't disappoint me - after all, it's not a mud tire, but it's enough for me. Often, the car is loaded, and I also tow a trailer or a boat, occasionally driving at speeds over 200 km/h with significant loads. I didn't notice any drops in quality, but at the end of the last season, I got a large bolt, which punctured the tire, and I had to replace it. I bought two new ones of the same model, as I don't see any competitors. Previously, I had the same set on a Dodge Ram, so I didn't think much about what to choose. There are cheaper options, but the reviews of Chinese tires are mixed, so I didn't want to risk it.

Sailun Terramax A/T 235/75 R15 109S XL, the tire is excellent. It performs well both on asphalt and off-road. For three months, there have been no complaints so far. How it will behave on snow and ice, I don't know yet, but I think I'll check it out in a couple of days.

The tires were completely satisfied. Excellent quality!