57%
- Ford Focus MK3
- 215/55 R16
- 44,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
Drove them for 44kkm, mostly on bendy roads, I ve hade better experience with sumitomo, they are slicks now at 44kkm.
Sailun Atrezzo Elite Owner Reviews
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Owners of the Sailun Atrezzo Elite most often praise its modest noise, comfortable ride and dry-road behavior for everyday driving. Low purchase cost is another recurring positive, and 15 of 25 reviews are favorable overall. Wear is the main concern, criticised by just over a quarter of owners, with several mid-life and end-of-life accounts describing rapid loss of tread. A smaller group reports good mileage, so service life is variable rather than uniformly short. Wet-road confidence is divided, and a few longer-term accounts describe increasing noise or reduced wet grip as it wears.
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Owner ratings averaged from 25 ratings
- Owner score 70%
- Dry Grip 80%
- Wet Grip 74%
- Road Feedback 71%
- Comfort 68%
- Handling 68%
- Wear 64%
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Score spread across 26 written reviews
79%
- Volkswagen Tiguan 2.0 TDI 170hp
- 235/60 R17
- 7,000 miles
- Mostly Country Roads
- Average
Dry and wet grip like my previus Nokian Hakka Green, but less noisy. Cosy drive, handling in tarmac great but some more accuracy for pavel roads please. Nice price, my first real chinese brand tires.
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81%
- Toyota Vios
- 195/50 R15 V
- 1,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
This tire is fitting for my Toyota Vios, good tire for sedans. The grip is good in dry/hot highways of 100 km/h for at least 30 minutes of driving. On wet curves, it's average, but more confident on lower speed gears. Good price and recommended for cars on city driving.
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59%
- BMW 3 series
- 225/50 R16 V
- 10,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Bought these budget tires due to previous reviews. I have to say I am very disappointed. On the rear axle of a E36 driving on wet roads is a disaster to happen. The back of the car looses grip at very low speed and you need to be fast to counter steer. Also aquaplaning resistance is very low. I have driven 10 000 miles with these tires and while they are comfortable and hard wearing I just can't wait to get rid of them.
81%
- Toyota MR2
- 205/50 R15
- 8,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Found these tires priced really well at £34 a tire and had a GRADE B wet grip rating. Decided to take a chance and replace my worn Yokohama Sdrives (best tires I've ever had I'd say).
They were no Yokohamas obviously but was truely amazed by the grip these had and how similar they were. I would say they were 90% as good but at a fraction of the cost... These were £34 and Yokos were £120 per tire.
I had these tires on a Toyota MR2 which is rear wheel drive, known to be scary and very tail happy but had no problems at all with these and alot of it was spirited/track driving.
Were very impressive in the rain also. Even when I was messing about at times, doing a little slide or wheel spin, it just gripped unless I really planted it. Also very quiet and comfortable.
They lasted around 8000miles which is not to bad seeing as they were used pretty hard and most of it was spirited driving. I did notice that the tire wear increased massivly after 7000miles or so and went completely bold very quick shortly after that.
So overall, amazing grip and handling. Very well priced and would definatly recommend. Actually thinking of getting these again.
They were no Yokohamas obviously but was truely amazed by the grip these had and how similar they were. I would say they were 90% as good but at a fraction of the cost... These were £34 and Yokos were £120 per tire.
I had these tires on a Toyota MR2 which is rear wheel drive, known to be scary and very tail happy but had no problems at all with these and alot of it was spirited/track driving.
Were very impressive in the rain also. Even when I was messing about at times, doing a little slide or wheel spin, it just gripped unless I really planted it. Also very quiet and comfortable.
They lasted around 8000miles which is not to bad seeing as they were used pretty hard and most of it was spirited driving. I did notice that the tire wear increased massivly after 7000miles or so and went completely bold very quick shortly after that.
So overall, amazing grip and handling. Very well priced and would definatly recommend. Actually thinking of getting these again.
46%
- Hyundai elantra
- 185/65 R15
- 3,100 miles
- Mostly Motorways
- Easy Going
Tires are quite noisy and are difficult to balance. Also, if the car sits for a few days the tires develop a flat spot that does dissappear but is quite annoying. Quite wallowy and vague. Under hard braking squeal embarrasingly. Wear is worse than I would have expected. In just 5000 km (3100 mi) the tires have as much tread left as my other car with the same size Hankook Kinergy Eco (K425) tires that have over 10 000 km (6200 mi) on them. I expect that the Sailuns will last for one more season.
46%
- Kia Motors ceed
- 205/55 R16 V
- 9,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
Bought them last spring(2016).....unusable after (just!!) 14.000KM(~9000 miles I suppose).
At first(~7000KM) they were fine,dry grip good,wet grip OK,handling OK,kind of noisy but I wasn't very bothered by that but after 8.000KM I started to notice the wearing on the inside(not noticeable at all on the outside)especially on the front tires.
I thought there was something wrong with the car(did ''the test''>car OK).Long story short I had to change them after 14.000KM and NO I'm didn't ''abuse them'',some of the roads weren't that good but 14.000KM and almost no tread,unbelievable.
PS.I did ''the car test'' twice at 8.000Km and then after I changed the chinese tires and nothing,just poor quality rubber.
What's interesting is that the wear ''accelerated'' a lot after 10.000Km in my case.
At first(~7000KM) they were fine,dry grip good,wet grip OK,handling OK,kind of noisy but I wasn't very bothered by that but after 8.000KM I started to notice the wearing on the inside(not noticeable at all on the outside)especially on the front tires.
I thought there was something wrong with the car(did ''the test''>car OK).Long story short I had to change them after 14.000KM and NO I'm didn't ''abuse them'',some of the roads weren't that good but 14.000KM and almost no tread,unbelievable.
PS.I did ''the car test'' twice at 8.000Km and then after I changed the chinese tires and nothing,just poor quality rubber.
What's interesting is that the wear ''accelerated'' a lot after 10.000Km in my case.
100%
- Suzuki Swift
- 185/55 R16 V
- 1,000 miles
- Mostly Town
- Average
First full set of new tires since the 1980's (which were remoulds) as I always change my cars before the tires need replacing. Original standard were Continental Premium Contact 2's which are over £100 a corner to replace. Did some research on line and YouTube and thought I'd give the Sailun Atrezzo Elite a try at £46 a corner. They have a good write up and are popular in America. First thing I immediately noticed was how quieter the Sailun's are. The car also feels solid on the road. The tires are asymmetrical, look nice and have good grip. I never drive to the limit of the tire so I expect a long life out of them. Funnily enough the Fuel, Wet Grip and Noise ratings are identical to the Continentals but are under half the price. No problems on the motorway either. I was a bit sceptical at first about buying a tire that isn't one of the big names (yet) but I must admit I've been very pleased with them and the price is superb. I would buy these again without hesitation. Too early to give a wear review but if I can get 20,000 miles out of them I would be very happy. I will rotate from front to back every 12 months to even the wear rate. £383 cheaper than the Conti's so basically I could have 3 sets of Sailun's for the price of one set of Continentals and still have change. It's a no brainer.
95%
- Renault Scenic III 1.6vvt
- 205/55 R17 V
- 2,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Had two Atrezzo Elite tires fitted to the back wheels of my Renault Scenic III 1.6vvt at the beginning of November 2016. Driven around 2000 miles on a mixture of roads in various weather conditions that we get in winter in North West England. No experience of them in snow but have driven in slushy hail stones and on icy roads. Very impressed with them! Quiet tire on all road surfaces and nicely compliant. No noticeable difference in grip to the two Conti Premium 5's they replaced. Much quieter on the motorway where the Conti's had a tendancy to drone. Half the price of the Conti's as well. Can't comment on wear levels yet. I'll need two new fronts in around 5000 miles and will be purchasing the Atrezzo Elites again.
91%
- BMW 520i
- 205/65 R15 H
- 5,000 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Spirited
Best tires i have ever had....nicely priced as well
86%
- Mazda MX 3 V6
- 205/55 R16 V
- 700 miles
- Mostly Town
- Spirited
Really like those tires, they give good grip, great handling, low noise. Have had them for couple of months only, so it's too soon to rate wear. Defenently would buy again.
91%
- Toyota Vios
- 185/60 R15 V
- 200 miles
- A Combination of Roads
- Average
I was first skeptical about this brand. Before I switch brands, I would always do a bit of research on the brands and their user reviews. I found out that this is actually one of the new models from Sailun and so far the international reviews have been great. So I tried them on my car. It performs quite well! I have good control when driving on wet roads and there is not even much noise. I would really recommend buying this tire.
It should suffice for a standard passenger car. If you are looking for high performance tires, I doubt this is the one for you. But for normal driving, it exceeds expectations!
It should suffice for a standard passenger car. If you are looking for high performance tires, I doubt this is the one for you. But for normal driving, it exceeds expectations!
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