Sailun tires

How to Choose Sailun Tires

Choose Sailun tires by first identifying which of three broad segments your vehicle and use case fall into: passenger/car, SUV and light truck, or commercial truck. Sailun manufactures models for passenger cars, SUVs, light trucks, commercial trucks, and off-road vehicles, covering summer, all-season, and winter weather usability. 

• For passenger cars, the starting point is the Atrezzo series - an all-season touring and performance family. Models like the Atrezzo SH402 cover everyday sedans and crossovers, while the Atrezzo SVA1 targets higher-performance passenger vehicles. The Inspire series also sits in the passenger comfort/touring space.
• For SUVs and light trucks, the Terramax series covers the range: the TerraMax HT for primarily on-road highway use, the TerraMax A/T 4S for all-season all-terrain mixed use, and the TerraMax R/T for more aggressive off-road and rugged terrain demands. Start here rather than in the commercial catalog.
• For electric vehicles, the ERange EV Eco Sphere is purpose-built to manage EV torque and maximize battery range — it should be evaluated separately from standard passenger fitments.
• For commercial trucks, the useful first cut is service environment — long haul, regional, mixed service, pickup & delivery, or ST/trailer/RV - because that is how Sailun organizes its commercial lineup. The S637, for example, sits in the regional/all-position branch and should be evaluated through axle-position and load-rating criteria, not passenger comfort language.

Sailun is broad enough that the critical first decision is confirming which product family fits the job. Entering the commercial-service tree with a passenger or SUV application - or vice versa - will produce a mismatched selection regardless of size.

What are the most common Sailun tire sizes?

• 215/60R16 - a core fitment for the Atrezzo SH408, common on sedans and compact crossovers like the Toyota Corolla and Honda Accord.
• 225/55R17 - the Atrezzo series' strongest passenger sweet spot, common on mid-size sedans and crossovers like the Nissan Altima and Ford Fusion.
• 235/70R16 - a primary Terramax HT2 size, common on light trucks and SUVs like the Ford Explorer and Chevrolet Tahoe used primarily on paved roads.
• 275/60R20 - a full-size SUV and truck fitment where Sailun offers stronger-than-average value-brand coverage, common on Ford F-150 and GMC Sierra.
• 11R24.5 - the dominant commercial steer and drive axle size in Sailun's fleet catalog, common in urban delivery and regional trucking applications.

Sailun's size range reflects its unusually broad catalog: the 215/60R16 and 225/55R17 anchor the everyday passenger side, the 235/70R16 and 275/60R20 cover the SUV and light-truck segment, and the 11R24.5 signals that Sailun operates genuinely in the commercial space — not just as a token offering. Buyers should match size selection to the correct product family, since the same rim diameter can appear across the Atrezzo, Terramax, and commercial S-series lines with very different performance targets.