Sailun Atrezzo ZSR Review

[barnsdale]

Just posting up a quick review of these tires, I used the Sailun Atrezzo all seasons on my old BMW 325i and was impressed with the all season so figured this time around I would mount the summer performance version of these on my 2012 135i.

I used 225 front and 255 in the rear and so far so good, will follow up after 10K and probably 20K on how they're longevity is. I searched around for awhile and found these had great reviews and finished in 11th place on PMC tire review and figured for the price it would be worth it to test them out.

$660 installed and balanced for all 4 wheels - could easily recommend for daily driving.

Check them out and feel free to post or ask questions!

http://www.guideautoweb.com/en/artic...ires-for-cars/

[Maxsensation]

there are actually better / cheaper summer tires out there then 3/4 of the tires listed..

just my 2cents

[barnsdale]

Originally Posted by Maxsensation

there are actually better / cheaper summer tires out there then 3/4 of the tires listed..

just my 2cents

What do you recommend that's better and cheaper than the ZSR?

[Maxsensation]

really depends where you shop. locally or over the border.

FEDERAL 595 is a good choice. pretty cheap for a summer ONLY tire. good for track and street use.

some of the tires you have on the list are all seasons..

http://www.tirerack.com has a good list of summer tires.

[l2iceman]

I picked up Nankang NS2Rs (180TW) for under $600 installed lol Similar to Federal 595 RSR tires (Street and trackable). The 120TW version were only $10 more for the entire set, but sold out everywhere until next season.

[andrey_gta]

Originally Posted by l2iceman

I picked up Nankang NS2Rs (180TW) for under $600 installed lol Similar to Federal 595 RSR tires (Street and trackable). The 120TW version were only $10 more for the entire set, but sold out everywhere until next season.

How do you like the Nangkangs. How are they in the rain on the street and hwy??