Well these were used on a semi light coupe for 2 seasons so far. I've done 15k or some on them already and they have started to wear down by now. When they were new, dry grip was very good,noise levels were very low, but wet grip level was as expected when buying cheap tires like these. I mean when you are pushing it in the wet, be mindful it's not big brand tires alright. After couple of seasons on these, noise level increased,but not too much. And overall grip decreased a little bit. In the end of the day it's 4 tires for the price of one big brand tire, definitely would buy again.

I replaced Bridgestone runflats with these on my BMW 335d which is remapped to 340bhp and 700nm torque. These tires spin less than the Bridgestones, more comfortable too. Grip is fine, wet or dry, steering feels a bit heavy and they do still spin but there is quite a bit of power going through them. Im very happy with the tires considering how cheap they are. On my other car i have Michelin pilot sport 3 and there is not a lot in it between them really. Wearing very well too.

I would say very good tares especially considering the price., Highly recommended.
I have never heard of them when tire dealer suggest me to try these tires. I was surprised its performance, NVH and handling almost as good as Michelin in my Ford Focus 2.0 TDCI.

Extremely well performing for the price !! The tires grip well once they in the good operating temperature but they have their limits. After a few km of spirited driving they tend to understeer a bit (2004 wrx) but it is easily recoverable. They perform reasonably well on wet asphalt. I even tried them on compacted snow and i was able to pull a few corners and donuts... But be careful to not get overexcited.

Finally, I would definitely recommend them for the price cause their performance is comparable to tires 3 times as expensive. They might not last alot cause they are soft tires, but hey u wouldn't want to keep a cheap tire for more than 2 years.

Daughter just had these tires fitted to the front of her Mazda 6
Personally I've never heard of them! They cost her $80AU each (I take it plus balance and fit).
As long as they have the new yellow dot on the side of the tire I know they are good :D
Seriously though, I hope these front tires are good, we are in Spring here (wet then windy then warm days and nights, you know Spring a mixture of everything!).

Also note, there was no 'choice' so to speak. She basically just went and got new tires and the guy recommended these ones.
All I can say her drive home in the wet (she actually went about 60kms distance near her bf house) she said they are 'good'. So there's the initial review.

Replaced factory standard Bridgestone s001 on my a6 s-line .With the zsr exactly the same performance as the premium brand So impressed with these tires I even fitted then to my daughters Mercedes. That is how much confidence I have in this brand would definitely buy again

Great tire. Super wet and dry grip. You would think it was a premium mature.

I recommend the tire.
In 5 to 10 years, Sailun will be among the best in the world, I'm sure

This tires are very poor at wet conditions. I have a Mercedes (RWD) and put them in the rear wheels. Every time I turn to anywhere, I can feel the back sliping off at low speed.
I will not buy this tires again...

Having had good previous experience with sailun, and wanting a good budget tire for my bmw 320ci with sport suspension, I chose the ZSRs over other chinese alternatives.
And my choice was good. ... I am more than happy with these tires, they are great. Comfortable, excellent grip, quiet, I am amazed they are so cheap... SAILUN is a premium brand for me, making excellent products. I am mich more.happy than with the michelin pilot sport 3 that they replaced.

So far (6000km) i am very satisfy with this tires,i have a very good grip from them (dry-wet,δεν το σκιζω κιολας) and i put 9 for the scores (and not 10)because the car is quattro(the car had very good grip at any Greek road,dry-wet-snow,Με νορμαλ κ λιγο σπιρτοζικη οδηγηση) Before them i had dunlop rt max sport (for 50000km,στο τελος με γκαζια εκανα πατιναζ σε γυαλι δρομο,πλεον οχι!!)and now i see how good grip and comfort have the car(για τα λεφτα τους αξιζει να τα δοκιμαδεις,αν εισαι πλεον οικογενειαρχης.καμια σχεση με τα φτηνιαρικα)

Long-Term Review: Ordered two of these back in December 2014, and fitted them to my X-Type Jag. They have lasted well, wearing evenly and 19,000 miles later - all on the front axle, still have 2-3mm of tread left. That's pretty good - particularly on a front-wheel drive car.

In terms of handling, fuel economy, noise etc. I experienced no noticeable difference over other tire brands fitted (I have owned the car since new and covered 96000 miles over the last 10 Years).

The original Pirelli's had a tendancy to 'tram-line' on some road surfaces and lasted 13-15K (font axle) before wearing out, so they are not worth the premium price.

Over the Years, I subsequently fitted Continental, Avon and Hankook tires - all of which were good mid-range priced tires, lasting around 13-15K.

So, I have just ordered another set of 4 Sailun's: In summary they appear slightly more durable than the other makes I have tried, have similar handling / refinement characteristics, and are very good overall value. It is easy therefore to recommend them.

Had a Sailun to the rear on BMW 5 Series (RWD) and after 2.5yrs & (15,000miles) I still have 6mm thread left. Very comfortable, durable and resilient tire. Mixture of motorway, A and B roads with usually a family of 4 at all times..I can recommend these tires highly.