Tyre reviews Sailun Terramax CVR. Страница 6 296

Satisfied with the purchase

Excellent tires

It's scary to drive on this tire on a wet road even with four-wheel drive! The front tires have worn out in just three months!

I'm satisfied with the tires. From March 22nd to the present day, I've driven over 3500 km - no problems have occurred. The tires are softer and less noisy compared to the Pirelli Scorpion that I had previously. So far, I don't see any drawbacks. Naturally, I haven't tested them on snow and ice.

Excellent tires!!
Before that, I exclusively drove on Pirelli, Continental, and other well-known brands.
At the end of summer, my old summer set ended. Due to the import substitution policy, I had to choose from unknown Chinese brands. I read and studied for a long time.
As a result, I took Sailun.
The task was to take summer tires "with more tread" so that it would drive well on sand and mud, but also be comfortable and quiet on the highway and in the city. (SOMETIMES I drive on sand and mud).
In the end, I'm very pleased with my choice.
Externally, it looks quite high-quality, with a visible normal level of production.

It turned out to be really "treaded".
On the highway on dry roads, it holds EXCELLENTLY (and there couldn't be any questions about that).
On the highway in heavy rain - also everything is fine and stable. A little worse than Pirelli Scorpion, but overall everything is fine!
Now it's winter, and there's a lot of snow, I haven't changed my tires on time for the first time in my life - because on these tires, it drives quite well in the city. On snow, ice, and snowdrifts, it drives well!!
I.e., worse than on normal winter tires, but overall, the car is manageable, and you can drive carefully.
But still, I will definitely change my tires, because we're going to Karelia for the New Year.
Through the winter city, on snow, it drives generally okay. On such tires, you can drive through the whole winter in the city if you're careful.
What's interesting is that it drives very well through deep snowdrifts. Apparently, the "tread" is a plus, but here, I think, the four-wheel drive also helps.
And the price, of course, pleased me (compared to well-known brands)!!
In general, I'm pleased.
The only remaining question is durability!!
I've been driving for only 2 months, so I can't say anything about that.
I'm curious to see how quickly these tires will wear out!

No claims

The most ordinary tires, no worse than European ones. Simply good

Excellent tires for their price. They were balanced perfectly, they ride silently on asphalt, and on dirt roads and light off-road, they also perform without any issues. The only small downside is that the tread picks up a lot of stones, so it's not safe for the cars behind you.

Radial tire

It doesn't make sense to compare it to the stock Michelin, but I have to, and a set of Mishkin costs as much as a non-studded winter one. The Teramaxis is noisier even compared to the winter Mishkin for the first thousand - one and a half, then either they wore in or I just got used to it. On dry roads, it holds normally, on wet roads when starting, there is wheelspin on the front-wheel drive, which is not the case with Michelin. In the rain, the grip drops sharply, the car starts to skid, on all-wheel drive this goes away. Average tires, considering the price of branded tires, it's worth buying.