Sailun Terramax A/T review
Sailun · All-Terrain Light Truck · All-terrain, 3PMSF on select sizes
The value all-terrain that keeps showing up on overlanding builds — most of the capability for half the money.
- 7.1
- Overall / 10
- $110–$220
- Per tire
- 60,000-mile treadwear
- Warranty
- Amazon, Walmart, Online tire retailers
- Where to buy
The Terramax A/T undercuts premium all-terrains by a wide margin while delivering credible gravel and dirt traction, reasonable highway noise, and long tread life. Premium A/Ts still win on wet pavement and sidewall toughness in sharp rock, but the price gap is hard to argue with.
Pros
- +Big savings versus premium all-terrains
- +Good tread life for an A/T pattern
- +3PMSF rating on many sizes
Cons
- −Sidewalls less puncture-resistant than premium A/Ts
- −Wet pavement braking trails leaders
- −Noise increases with wear
Fitment and best use
Trucks and SUVs, 15–22 in.. Best for trucks and overlanders on a budget.
About Sailun
Owns its plants rather than licensing a name, which shows up as consistency. The strongest all-round value brand. Manufactured by Sailun Group (own factories) (China / Vietnam). Typically ~40–50% less than premium equivalents.
Watch out: Peak wet grip still trails premium touring tires.
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A snow-rated value all-terrain with a genuinely tough carcass — the smart pick for a daily-driven truck.