Sailun Tires on Sale

marathon that came with the trailer. never no may have run over something. I seen it start to smoke and pulled over just before it blew apart. I always check the tires when I pull over so I think I may have had a flat for a bit then notice the smoke. No damaged but changed brand anyway .Went to 110 psi tire

lee worsdell wrote:
Ya I had goodyear blow out on me so switched to sailun never look back.

Which model Goodyear?

Guess we'll just have to agree to disagree about the Sailun. You've had good luck with Michelin, I, and many, many other have had good luck with Sailun. So I think you're in the minority on this one.

parkmanaa wrote:
fj12ryder wrote:

"Finally, after at least 6 years, we've had a Sailun tire failure. I think that's a pretty good indication they are pretty darned good tires. I know I'll buy another set when the time comes."

Not knowing what caused the failure, it is hard to make a good comment, however if it was any kind of separation problem I wouldn't think 6 years was so good.

Have used Michelins since they introduced their radial tires in the
USA (40 years ??) and have had one failure. It was back when 2 liter soda was still in glass bottles. Someone had left a broken bottle on grocery store parking lot, my wife hit it and ripped the sidewall out of front passenger car tire.
No other failure, and have used them on practically every type of vehicle.

You misunderstood what he said, its the first time he has heard of a Sailun tire failure in the six years he has been involved with them, it was not a tire he had that failed.

I reported a Sailun S637 tire failure on here that I read about on the Montana Owners Forum. First I have read about, and apparently the first we have heard of . This is what Fj12ryder was referring too .

fj12ryder wrote:

"Finally, after at least 6 years, we've had a Sailun tire failure. I think that's a pretty good indication they are pretty darned good tires. I know I'll buy another set when the time comes."

Not knowing what caused the failure, it is hard to make a good comment, however if it was any kind of separation problem I wouldn't think 6 years was so good.

Have used Michelins since they introduced their radial tires in the
USA (40 years ??) and have had one failure. It was back when 2 liter soda was still in glass bottles. Someone had left a broken bottle on grocery store parking lot, my wife hit it and ripped the sidewall out of front passenger car tire.
No other failure, and have used them on practically every type of vehicle.

lazydays wrote:
Love my Sailuns. Will be buying again when the time arises.

X2

fj12ryder wrote:
Finally, after at least 6 years, we've had a Sailun tire failure. I think that's a pretty good indication they are pretty darned good tires. I know I'll buy another set when the time comes.

It was bound to happen, doesn't change my mind on them. I would like to know what happened, it sounded like a defective tire.

Love my Sailuns. Will be buying again when the time arises.

cummins2014 wrote:

blofgren wrote:
No debate intended from my end; I was simply posting my real world experience with them. I have yet to ready any negative reviews on these tires and they were about half the cost of US made tires so that definitely helped with my decision! :B

If interested on a Sailun S637 failure http://www.montanaowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=75588

Finally, after at least 6 years, we've had a Sailun tire failure. I think that's a pretty good indication they are pretty darned good tires. I know I'll buy another set when the time comes.

colliehauler wrote:
Thanks for the heads up, went on line and bought a set for the 5er.

Received my tires in 4 days.