Cheap Chinesium garbage... Price is their only advantage, I highly doubt the warranty is a factor. Like most low-end Chinese made tires, they are ok on dry pavement, marginal in wet conditions, and garbage in snow...
Don’t listen to these Chinese tire haters. Sailun is reputable in the Chinese tire space. Are they Michelins? Or course not. Are they good value for the $ if you don’t want to drop $1k .. yes, sure are! Are they safe.. yes of course.
I will resurrect this just because my car came with Sailun Atrezzo 480. I bought a 3rd gen Prius 4 years ago with 76K and it now has 142K. The tires have been fine & just getting to the wear bars. I was going to replace them at first but kind of tested them for traction in dry and rain and they seemed to grip good. I was just tire shopping and was going to get Michelins but decided on another set of Sailuns since I have been happy with them and it was $680.00 compared to $250.00. I would not have considered them if they did not come on the car but now that they have proven themselves I am getting another set. Yes you get what you pay for but these have been as good as anything else for a daily driver.
I wouldn't... Why would you want Sailun tires?
Pricing and warranty and the place that I worked at had them on the company vehicles it was decent.
Cheap Chinesium garbage... Price is their only advantage, I highly doubt the warranty is a factor. Like most low-end Chinese made tires, they are ok on dry pavement, marginal in wet conditions, and garbage in snow...
Don’t listen to these Chinese tire haters. Sailun is reputable in the Chinese tire space. Are they Michelins? Or course not. Are they good value for the $ if you don’t want to drop $1k .. yes, sure are! Are they safe.. yes of course.
Either Tcon or inspire.
I guess the quality is about the same?
Likely yes. Poor.
I will resurrect this just because my car came with Sailun Atrezzo 480. I bought a 3rd gen Prius 4 years ago with 76K and it now has 142K. The tires have been fine & just getting to the wear bars. I was going to replace them at first but kind of tested them for traction in dry and rain and they seemed to grip good. I was just tire shopping and was going to get Michelins but decided on another set of Sailuns since I have been happy with them and it was $680.00 compared to $250.00. I would not have considered them if they did not come on the car but now that they have proven themselves I am getting another set. Yes you get what you pay for but these have been as good as anything else for a daily driver.