Sailun Atrezzo ZSR Reviews - Page 2
Given 70%
while driving a
BMW 325ci M Sport convertible
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 30 spirited miles
For the price offered it is a decent tire. I was abit sceptical because fhese are made in China. Road holding is ok, breaking disfance also as long as you dont push them.
Lasted quite alot too.
Given 64%
while driving a
BMW 520i
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 15,000 spirited miles
Very good tires for money with some troubles in wet. High wear...
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Given 70%
while driving a
BMW 520i
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 10,000 spirited miles
Not bad tire but wars very fast
Given 17%
while driving a
Peugeot 308
(225/40 R18)
on mostly motorways
for 1,000 average miles
Terrible ditch finders .where on the car when I brought it and only on the rear axel. Found the tail of the car getting out of shape sixty mph on a section of the A6 where I live I could feel myself sliding towards the kirb. Shocking how anyone would put these on a warm hatchback let alone how they get away with selling them for the UK market replaced with michelin-tires feels so much safer
Mazda (215/50 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 10,000 average miles
I have been using sailun tires on two of my cars since 1
2017 and i am very happy with them. They perform just as good as the Dunlops I was previously using
Ford (245/40 R18)
on a combination of roads
for 19 easy going miles
Had Hankook tires and Sailun atrezzo zsr tires, and got about 2000kms more out of the Sailun tires.
Didint notice any handling difference in the wet or dry.
Tried Michelin and Pirelli and barely got 10,000kms out of them.
Sailun were $130, compared to $170 for the Hankook, and over $200 for the other 2.
Given 85%
while driving a
Ford c max
(215/50 R17 V)
on a combination of roads
for 500 average miles
Bought these from national as they had 10% off making them cheaper than the radial champiro tires fitted,on my focus cmax they are at least as good and wet give good grip better imho than the radial champiro fitted when I bought the car,would buy again and they were just over £70 each fitted and better value and grip than plenty of dearer tires.
Given 84%
while driving a
Kia Motors Stinger GTS
(225/35 R19 W)
on a combination of roads
for 24,000 miles
Great in the dry. Just as good as the dearer ones I've had.
Ok in the wet. But careful at roundabouts
With car with LSD. Im always little cautious in the wet.
I Can't say road noise, I have a noisy exhaust. Maybe a tad firmer ride.
Have lasted longer than Continentals
And about the same as Michelin..
But at under half the price.
Given 41%
while driving a
Hyundai Genesis Coupe V6
(245/45 R18)
on a combination of roads
for 10,000 average miles
Pray it doesnt rain or even be wet, they become deadly, they are reasonably quiet and comfortable
They only lasted 15k but was thankful so I could get rid of them
They spin with any moisture around and I drive like a pensioner
Given 80%
while driving a
Mitsubishi Lancer Mivec
(225/40 R18 V)
on track
for 15,000 spirited miles
Okay so don't get me wrong my review is pretty harsh comparing to the best of the best ie a tire that is almost three times the price the pilot sport 4, and thus enough is said. Drives hard on my lancer has survived 15 thousand very very hard mountain kilometres and yes they are still good for street for ages to come but U have worn out the outer shoulder so guess what. I'm buying the same tires again! Love em no regrets
Given 83%
while driving a
Mercedes Benz E Class
(265/35 R18 W)
on mostly motorways
for 0 miles
Bought them for my MB E430 V8 280hp rear drive.
I was a little skeptical about this purchase. Today I have ridden with them in total rain and I can confirm - these tires keep you strong on the road! The tires are quiet and softer. 265/35/18 tire cost 55 € each. It's like pocket money! Definitely buy more! For that money, even new ones every year!
Goodbye Goodyear!
Given 92%
while driving a
Ford S Max Titanium X Sport
(235/45 R18 V)
on a combination of roads
for 1,000 spirited miles
Recently put 4x Sailun Atrezzo ZSR on my S-Max. History as to why first: Had Goodyear Eagle F1's on the rear that were shot and Mich Primacy 4's on the front. I was going to replace the 4 F1's with a cheaper tire (about £100 each) but a blow-out forced a tire change on the front. Only ones ATS had was Mich Primacy 4's @ £158.00 each!! So had to have two on front. Don't rate the P4's at all. A job change meant commuting 60 miles a day went down to 16 miles a day. So decided to look at decent tires at less than £100 each. Decided to go for the ZSR's all round. (£66 each from National Tires). Was apprehensive at first but the ZSR's are a great tire. Ride comfort is the same as far as I can tell, but I am using different roads (but of a similar type) with new job. They grip very well, (not used in wet yet) & no difference in fuel economy . They may be just slightly nosier but not sure as using different roads as previously mentioned. They are well worth considering. Not sure what they'd be like on a performance car but my S-Max 2.0Tdci has a remap to 210Bhp and it's a big car. No confidence lost at all with the Sailun Atrezzo ZSR's. Have yet to tow the caravan with them but do not see problems cropping up there. Will be buying again, no hesitation. For normal road use on a family car with a 'spirited' driving style, I will not be paying top prices again. I was a tire snob before, but these are very, very good at less than half the price of what I used to pay. Tire technology and methods of manufacture are leagues ahead of where they were years ago. These are better than I thought, very happy with decision I made. Will buy again.