Hi all, do any sifu's know about Sailun tyres? I was looking around my local shops and one of them recommended me Sailun tyres (which I've never heard of before) for my Axia Style. He listed them very cheap, RM700 for 4 tyres + alignment + balancing (basically the whole shebang). Any reviews for this tyre?

https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Sailun/Atrezzo-Eco.htm

Wet Grip 53%

FYI, Malaysia is a tropical country which got a lot of rain. If you think you wont be driving in the wet a lot of times maybe can consider. A lot of China budget brands tires weakness is during rain, braking and handling is very bad compare to even local made tires.

TS, i was wondering why you need to change all 4 tyres together?

stick to Toyo CR1.. these china tyres ride is hard and back grip in wets

sounds like china brand

I actually don't but I forgot how much he quoted me for 1 tyre but I remember the price for 4 so that's what I listed haha

Just curious but what's the acceptable percentage for decent wet grip? I'm assuming 53% is considered average at best?

I was already considering the CR1's, just wanted more information on this tyre since I've never heard of it before. Want to expand knowledge ya know?

CR1 anytime also more better than China tires, 1st local made, 2nd design for local weather.

CR1 old model is from Toyo NanoEnergy 3
https://www.tyrereviews.com/Tyre/Toyo/NanoEnergy-3.htm

Old model also at least 67% more better wet grip feedback compare to Sailun.
Latest CR1 model even improve in term of wet performance compare to the old model

https://www.toyotires.com.my/news/all-new-p...l%20consumption.

High-Grade - In terms of overall performance, the Proxes CR1 produces 11 per cent less road noise and 2 per cent improved reduction in aquaplaning for better performance on wet roads as compared to its predecessor, the Nano Energy 3. The Proxes CR1 has lower rolling resistance for better fuel consumption.

This post has been edited by littlefire: Mar 20 2025, 06:15 PM

yes i use sailun tyres - i changed all 4 - all good

TS, want is the price difference per tyre compared to a more reputable brand that you have heard before.

if it's only say about RM30 to RM50 per tyre just think about this.

tyres you typically for about 3 years ++.

it's the contact between your car and the road.

now matter how good your car is, the brakes and suspension, if you are using crappie tyres your car handling will not be so good

of course, you're not driving a sports car but the logic is the same

don't save a few bucks for crappie tyres if you intend to continue using the car for few years.

not offence to China tyres but at first, i thought you were looking for Dedsn6/ Saloon car tyre but misspelled Saloon

This post has been edited by cfa28: Apr 5 2025, 09:58 AM

Price difference is approximately between RM30-50 per tyre depending on what tyre comparing with. I just wanted some opinions here cause I've never even heard of Sailun tyres before this

prefer not to use sailun. unless u willing to become white rats