Worst Tires ever. I blame myself for going cheap and Chinese. Was just told tread level at 22k miles is too low for tire shops to rotate. Never again. Spend a little more and get tires that will last at least 30k miles. Way more efficient.

3rd set on the car, Michelin-Kumho and now Sailun. Didn't seem especially impressive at first look but the performance of these tires has been very impressive. Wear over 12,00 miles has gone from the spec of 9/32 tread depth to between 6-7/32. Drove through a major snow storm (for this area, N AL, and again was impressed with how well they performed in the 2+ inches of snow. I can't say enough about well the tires track and the tremendous improvement in ride/noise. Overall, very impressed with these tires and depending on the life, would definitely consider repurchasing. Got about 32k on the first 2 sets of tires.

Bought these tires for 2020 tesla MYLR. The tire noise inside the cabin was approximately at same level as compared to my stock Michelin AS 4 (68db with Sailun Vs 67db with Michelin when new). They work perfectly in dry and wet conditions. I drove then in light snow and drive was great with good grip on the road. I drove approximately 6000 miles on these, mostly on the highway, i see 1/32 tread wear, Plenty of life left on these. Overall a good and very economical choice without compromising safety, and ride quality. Satisfied with my purchase and would buy these again.