Sailun tyres

[buckredan]

sailun is a soft tire you get a smooth ride had it running for a while change rims & tire running nexen now sailun was giving a better ride

[cinco]

Sailuns are the worst tyres I've had the misfortune to use. Dry grip is so so. Wet grip is non existent. I could spin them through 1st and 2nd in a stock 1.5 manual Mazda

[cinco]

BTW use search

[acesinghit]

non trusted brands: Nexen, sailun, roadstone, triangle, Hercules, wanli, nankang, gt radial and cooper to name a few

trusted brands: Dunlop, Kumho, Pirelli, Michelin, continental, Goodyear, hankook, toyo, falken, sumitomo to name a few

Would the above be a proper assumption?

I had Nexen, nankang, triangle and roadstone and the last 2 were hard tyres that lasted long but the grip and ride quality were poor. The nankang IMO is a better performer. The nexens I had were the ones in the earlies that were labelled by 'experts' to have side-wall failure. It never happened to me but they were avg performers. My latest choice now is dunlops which are excellent performance overall for the money. Kumhos are excellent especially the solus line where comfort and grip are both important. Continentals behaved like superior dunlops hence the price. No experience with the others.

[SMc]

I have Pirelli P Zeros on the back and Continental Sport Contact 5's in the front, a little noisy over 80 but other than that happy with them.

[sliderz1]

Dunlop SP sports are horrible for noise and wet traction