Tyre reviews Triangle PS01. Page 5 206

Normal tires. Moderately noisy, they hold the road.

I first purchased them as the most affordable option in terms of price. Surprisingly, they outperformed similar models from Pirelli, Bridgestone, Kumho, and Hankook in all parameters - snow, ice, slush, mud, ruts, passability, slippery climbs, and wet asphalt. They require a bit of steering correction at high speeds on dry asphalt - they tend to be directional. However, this can be compensated for by increasing the tire pressure for long trips or when constantly carrying a heavy load. There have been no issues with punctures from nails. On the first set, I lost 15% of the studs over 2 winters. I purchased a second set, and so far, all the studs are still in place. The noise from the studs highly depends on the type of road surface - it's almost like music! Winter braking is clear, understandable, and entirely predictable. It handles plowed tractor ridges without any problems.

Sealing - I drive for a season without needing to top up or check the pressure.

They handle snowy roads perfectly. The tires require "running-in", about 500km

New tire is better than the old Hankook.

Decent tires for their price class.

Hello!
The winter was quite mild, with little snow and frost, so I had to drive on wet/frosted asphalt more often than on snow.
ALL TIRES are on place!!! No nasty surprises over the winter. My worn-out tires did their job well on our battered roads.
Good luck to everyone on the roads!

Good tire, considering the price.

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