Putting Sailun Tires To The Ultimate Test
I recently had the opportunity to participate as a PTPA Ambassador for Sailun Tires. Part of that program was the chance to test out the tires at an event on a closed track at the Powerade Centre in Brampton. Not being a tire expert, I was skeptical about whether or not I would be able to tell the difference between the Sailun’s and the competing tires, but I surprised even myself.
The day started with a presentation from the Sailun team, where they explained that their goal is to provide a product for families that combines Safety and Performance for an amazing Value to them. As someone who is very interested in keeping his family safe, especially on the road, I was impressed to hear the lengths Sailun Tires were going to, to ensure that safety.
Next we were off to the closed course, with our race car drivers, Travis and Matt. There were two cars with Sailun Tires and two with competitor tires and we weren’t told which was which before we took our test drives. After each round, we would fill out a survey about how we felt the tires handled. In my opinion, there was a massive difference in the two different tire sets, and as I found out at the end, I chose the Sailun tires as the better of the two after each of my 4 runs. After finding this out, I was impressed at how well the Sailun’s handled the course, while making very little noise on the hard turns around the pylons.
In the end, after my experience on the closed course and judging by my test results, I would definitely trust Sailun Tires with my family’s safety. And if my endorsement isn’t enough, we managed to flag down an ice cream truck as the event was coming to a close and you can imagine my surprise to see that the truck was sporting, what else, but Sailun Tires. There you have it, Canadian Dad and Ice Cream Trucks both trust Sailun Tires.
Just a couple more items to get to. I’ll get to the amazing giveaway, but first, I decided to shoot a video of race car driver, Matt Pritiko, as he took a couple of us on a very fast test drive of the closed course. I am the one giggling like Beavis and Butthead for the entire ride. Not. Scared.
On to the good stuff! One lucky reader is going to win a Grand Prize of a set of Sailun Tires. There are also 3 runner up prizes of a $100 gift card to Petro Canada. You can enter using the Rafflecopter form below. Please read rules and regs prior to entering.
Disclosure: I received compensation for my participation in the Trust Sailun Ambassador program.
I would pick the
Ice Blazer WSL2
I am going to assume I would pick the Terramax CVR. We just bought new winter tires last fall but could use some new all seasons for the non winter months.
I would pick the Atrezzo SH402 because they’d be best for my little car
I purchased (4) Saliun Atrezzo Z4+AS 235/45/17 on 7/7/13.
I put 6,696 miles on these tires. They are almost totally worn and hum very loud.
They hum so loud, I thought I needed wheel bearings.
This is unacceptable! I understand the tires are low cost and produced in China, but are they this very poor.
I had the car aligned when they were mounted. I also had them rotated and the alignment checked periodically.
I know nothing about tires, but probably the terramax a/t
I would say Atrezzo Z4+AS, but I know nothing about tires. My husband will likely go online later and pick out the tires I actually need! LOL!
I would choose the Atrezzo Touring LS tires for our car. They are designed for a comfortable ride which is important to me. Our current tires are just terrible for comfort– they changed the whole feel of our car when they were installed.
I think the Terramax CVR are my best bet!
I would love the Atrezzo Touring tires for our family car!
Atrezzo SH402 for the car
I am guessing because this will fit the car
I would get the winter WSL2 Ice blazer ones. Great giveaway!
Iceblazer wst1
I would pick the Atrezzo Touring LS tires because it provides exceptional handling in both dry and wet weather conditions.
Ice Blazer WSL2 winter tires for our SUV, would love the extra road protection esp after the last winter we had
I would choose the Terramax CVR