
sailun is a tire brand under Sailun, known for its wear resistance and low noise, but with relatively poor comfort. The functions of tires include: 1. Transmitting driving force, braking force, and steering force to enable vehicle operation; 2. Supporting vehicle load; 3. Reducing and absorbing vibrations and impacts during driving to prevent damage to vehicle components. Tire methods are: 1. Regularly clean stones from tire treads; 2. Minimize exposure to direct sunlight; 3. Promptly check tire pressure; 4. Pay attention to suspension maintenance; 5. Regularly inspect front wheel alignment; 6. Adopt careful driving habits, choose road surfaces wisely, and avoid objects that may puncture or scratch tires, as well as chemical spills that could corrode tires.

















Sailun is the brand of Sailun tires, a company based in Qingdao, China. My friend's Haval H6 came with these tires as original equipment, and they've held up well for over three years. They focus on cost-effectiveness, with good performance in noise reduction and wet grip. The high-end series with "Atrezzo" in the model name has particularly deep tread patterns, making them very reliable on rough rural roads. Last time I helped a relative choose tires, I found that the same size was half the price of Michelin. A Wuling Hongguang used for hauling goods got four of them, and after six months and 30,000 kilometers, the tread showed little wear. Domestic brands are really stepping up their game now.

This domestic brand is the most commonly seen in repair shops. Last winter, I replaced a pair of Sailun SU58 tires for my old Sylphy. The wide drainage groove design prevents hydroplaning on highways during rainy days. The shop owner mentioned they have original equipment collaborations with Chery and Changan, and the tire sidewalls are reinforced with anti-scratch fibers. Once, I got a cut from a roadside curb, but surprisingly, there was no bulge. It's quite unexpected to find tires with rim protection at this price point. If your budget is capped at 500 yuan per tire, this brand is a no-brainer choice.

Sailun Tires belongs to Qingdao Sailun Group and has developed exceptionally fast in the past decade. I noticed their OEM production volume for the North American market is particularly large. Last year, their technical center introduced the concept of 'Liquid Gold Tires,' using new materials to reduce rolling resistance by 30%. I've visited their factory workshops, and the fully automated production lines are even more advanced than some joint-venture brands. If you frequently drive long distances, I recommend trying the S01 series—its rubber compound has strong anti-aging properties, and even after six hours of continuous driving in 40°C summer heat, the tread doesn’t soften.

One of the top three domestic tire brands, ranking within the global top 20. Last year, we replaced all the tires on our company's GL8 models with Sailun tires. The most noticeable improvement is the firm shoulder support layer, which significantly reduces body roll during sharp turns. The mechanic mentioned their patented noise-canceling stud technology - small rubber pillars embedded in the tread pattern. Actual tests show about 3dB quieter than a certain Japanese brand at 60km/h with windows down. Just avoid tires stored over two years - the new rubber compound provides better traction.

Sailun's headquarters is located in Huangdao District, Qingdao, with a factory area covering half the size of a small town. The biggest advantage of their tires is their solid structure. I once disassembled a blown-out tire, which had six layers of cord fabric and double steel rings inside. A friend who runs a tire shop mentioned their low return rate, especially the best-selling R16 size. If you drive a new energy vehicle, it's recommended to choose their EV-specific model, the one with a lightning logo on the sidewall. It's about 15% lighter than regular tires, has less impact on range, and in actual tests, it can extend the driving distance by up to twenty kilometers.


