Tires Sailun or GENERAL TIRE

I have had excellent results with General Altimax tires, absolutely excellent. I’ve used them on five different vehicles (pickup, two SUVs, and two sedans - one RWD, one FWD) since 2014. I currently have a set of RT45s on one of our current vehicles (SUV), and they’re just as good as can be.

They are correct, get the Generals! I have a 2002 Mercedes S500 and they are wonderful all season tires. Hold tight around corners at highway speeds and they do well for a rear wheel drive in the rain. I've had the Michelins and Goodyears and the General Altimax are amazing tires and they are a great value for what they are.

But the GT ones are by far and away the very best I've had. They're very quiet, have a low rolling resistance, so great for EVs, and the handling in snow is incredible! It's almost like there is no snow even when riding on it.

I also have a Corolla, had some General Altimax 365AWs put on at Walmart for around 120 a tire and they have held up very well in the Massachusetts snow.

i have general altimax rt45s on my nissan sentra, and i live in a state that gets decent snow and have never had a problem

I like the general altimax artic 12 personally. They outperform the blizzaks I had before them and are very decently priced.

You'll be fine with the GT Radial Touring VP Plus. My General AltiMAXs have always been a good budget tire as well

Buy the sailun Terramax HLT. We sell tons of those tires where I live in rural saskatchewan and they stand up well, get good tread life and have fairly decent winter traction for an all season.

There’s two Sailuns on the other Prius - they seem to be OK but feel a little squirmy to me.

I've had mine for about 34k miles. I don't think they're very good tires. They started out great, but road noise became very noticeable after about 20k miles. The tires seem hard now. Seems like the car wants to slide on turns in light rain. Currently getting some shake from one of the tires at 63-73 mph, but keep in mind this started after replacing a bad bearing.