Sailun Ice Blazer WSL2 185/70 R14 88T
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The Sailun Ice Blazer WSL2 is a highly regarded winter tire, praised for its performance and affordability. Manufactured in a top Chinese factory, it features a soft polymer that remains pliable even at -20°C, ensuring good traction on dry roads, in rain, and slush. While its performance on ice is average, comparable to other non-studded tires, it excels in deep snow, akin to a tractor. Comparable to Pirelli and better than Dunlop, it offers excellent value for its price. With positive reviews from Canadian and Icelandic sources, it's considered an ideal choice for city driving during winter.
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There is a video on YouTube, there are tests on the Internet. The tires are the absolute leader among inexpensive models. I drove through the winter. For the city - generally an ideal choice. Look at the reviews of this model on Canadian sites and on Icelandic (.ie) Both of them understand winter tires much better than the Rogul experts. What kind of nonsense are the two previous reviews? This is factory-made in China. The best Chinese factory. The polymer is soft at -20 and does not harden. The tires hold well on dry roads, in the rain, in slush. On ice - not so much, but not worse than the others, for ice you still need studs. They dig out of deep snow like a tractor. Yes, Michelin, Conti are better, but Dunlop is worse. The quality of the polymer is determined by smell. These do not stink. There are no particular drawbacks. Excellent wheels for their price. use Sailun Ice Blazer WSL2 205/55 R16 91H month or more i recommend it should buy |
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