Sailun ICEBLAZER WSL2

i've had 2 sets of the Sailun WSL2 tires. 1st on a 2006 Jetta TDI, then on a 2015 Golf TDI. They both are the same tire size. Each set was used for about 30-40K km of winter driving before being replaced. Never went off the road, got stuck, or hit anything while driving with theses tires... Sure, I had a few pucker moments, but I was probably overdriving the conditions. They are a good tire for a good price. My current set has ~32K km on them, and about 5/32" tread left. I will likely look to replace them sometime this winter if I notice I am slipping more than I am comfortable with. If the current set makes it to the spring, I will likely just run them in the spring until the tread is done. I will likely buy them again in 2021 unless something comparable/cheaper catches my eye.

Similar to the other comments, I was originally super skeptical cause of the price of these tires. Got me thinking it may not be a set of Michelin's or Goodyears. I love winter driving and pushing my car to the limit I have a 2013 Civic Si. Man I did not expect these to be as good as they were for the price. In the dry they corner so well, and in the snow they're holding on to the traction. Unless I wanted to lose traction I never did otherwise. Lesson learned don't judge a tire from its price.

I have an 09 M3, and was skeptical when I saw these for $450ish on this website. Did some research on the company and youtube review and decided to bite the bullet. Let me just go out there and say, I'm a huge car enthusiast and attend track events through the year, and I'm also extremely selective on parts that I put on my car and would rather spend more for quality. Having said that I went with a cheap alternative and I was amazed and the results of these tires. I have put 20k kms on these tires and these are some things to note: - They are extremely quiet - Handle deep snow, slush and water extremely well - Handle higher speeds in all conditions extremely well (+175 kmh) The only con I can think about, is when I first got them they had so much tread that when I was driving the car felt "wavy" but I think that is part of the game when you throw on snow tires as they are made with a softer material that is more flexible in the winter. I'm a satisfied customer with these tires on my performance car, and honestly if Sailun wants to send me a set I would gladly accept! Jokes aside, I'll be purchasing another set for next season.

I did some research before buying these tires.....I can honestly say you get AWESOME tires for great pricing compared to those other famous brands..... I've had blizzaks, Goodyear UltraGrip and Micheline Alpines.... These Sailun tires can hold their own against those brands..... Worth every penny! I highly recommend them and will buy this brand for my next car. Had them now for 2 typical Montreal, Que Winters (Ice, Snow, Slush) and they handled extremely well.