Review on Sailun Ice Blazer WST3 225/60 R18 104T winter by Dagmara Rudowska ᠌

However, I found that the tire performed admirably, at least in my case. Also, I can say with certainty that they won't be sorry they got a new dad for the drive axle instead of a bu because they'll lose more money on the bu. The Cailoon Blnzer VTS3 was one of the least expensive options available in the 205/60R16 size, so I opted to buy it instead of the Sava Eskimo winter tires and super tires I had been using for the previous three vehicles. To be honest, I don't know much about Hapelite 8 or 9, but for this money the tires are simply the best and even much more expensive rather all the same. Guys, if the Sava rowed like a tank in the snow, but the truth was rocking on the track and the ice was not so good, then the sailoon pancake seems to be excellent everywhere. I'm going to follow the advice of St. Cross and get some winter 15s with disks instead of my standard 17s. I'm not picky about the brand of rubber as long as it's cheap and of high quality, so China is a safe bet. I had to decide between him and a Savoy popsicle, but the latter has gotten too costly for my liking. has certain drawbacks The spikes don't protrude very far from the tire and have a very regular, round shape.