Tires BFGoodrich or Sailun

Ive had BF Goodrich KO2's on my trailblazer for 15yrs, really like them.

I’m running sailun Erange EV tires. So far no complaints, run great in dry conditions and in heavy rainfall. Just be careful cornering fast in the rain, I started losing traction lol… They’re efficient, cheap, have a high tread wear life and perform well in wet/dry conditions. As quiet if not more quiet than the stock Michelins that came on my 22’

Sailuns are a great budget tire, can get them studded too which i recommend. Have been running them for years with zero issues

BF Goodrich All Terrain KO's. Go with the LT sizes and you'll easily get 70,000 miles before you'll need to start thinking about replacing them.

Replaced them with BFGoodrich from Costco at $1550 and getting a good ride with them. 65k warranty.

Sincer eu am fost foarte mulțumit de BFGoodrich G-FORCE WINTER2 sunt puse pe un mitsubishi lancer VII (normal nu evo) de 4 ani. Iarna trecută pur si simplu parcam pe locuri care nu erau deszăpezite fara niciun stres nu am reușit sa rămân înzăpezit chiar am încercat.

Sunt putin zgomotoase la accelerare dar la cat de bine se descurca pe zăpadă si pe noroi chiar nu contează pentru mine.

I did some research before buying Sailun (race dragon) winter tires on the cheap. They were OK, but didn't last as long as other brands.

They're fine. They're not the latest in terms of tech, but they have solid wear/traction and are safe and reliable. I used some before when it was the only thing in stock. Worked fine.

I bought a set for my daughter's car and she had a sidewall blowout driving down the interstate. Thankfully she didn't crash. We took the tire back to the Meineke were purchased, who then sent the tire to Sailun. They said the tire would not be covered under warranty, even though it was only 3 months old.

KO2’s. Hard to balance, super noisey, terrible in rain and killed my gas mileage. Front tire blew out the sidewall going down the highway at 75 mph. Am running Continental Contacts A/T now. They’re awesome.