Tyre reviews Triangle TA01 SeasonX 303

Very soft and comfortable tire, swallows bumps and joints on asphalt well. I bought it for summer (driving on it all year round is dangerous, I live in the suburbs, I need studded tires) autumn, spring, summer is just right. The speed limit is good. In essence, this is summer tire with an increased tread. So far, I'm satisfied. Previously, I had Sylun Terramax tires, five years on excellent, but I think they were lighter. So for its price, 18r is quite normal. I haven't driven much on it yet, as winter has arrived, and I can't say how it behaves on water, but it holds the road well on dry and frozen asphalt!

Super, in any weather conditions, drove in rain and snow, ice and full "slush" of snow with rain, on dry pavement - I recommend 10 points! Wear resistance I put 5, but I haven't driven enough to determine it yet

The tires are good, quiet, very soft. They balance perfectly. They hold the road well. Handling is good. But! There is one big minus! The tread gets clogged with small stones! It's just awful. There's a small stone in each tread. When driving at speed, you can feel it hitting the steering wheel. In winter, I'll see how it behaves on ice, on snow. I'll add to the review after winter. The price is appropriate. In all other parameters, there are only pluses.

Soft, silent rubber. In terms of price/quality ratio, it's excellent.
Previously, I had Pirelli Cinturato P1 Verde, and compared to them, Triangle TA01 holds the road better on the highway, enters turns more confidently. Braking is excellent.
We'll see about wear resistance.
So far, I've been using them in extreme heat.
I haven't driven on them in winter yet.

Good tires, excellent grip on dry and wet roads. They don't hum, almost no noise from them. After the stock Cooper, the car stopped floating on bridge joints and overpasses. Didn't think to use them as winter tires, purely summer and all-season. For their price, this is just great rubber.

Very satisfied. Installed in September 2022. Winter 2023 passed perfectly. In the city, it's super. On ice, it's bad, but you just need to be careful. In general, I'll forget about changing shoes.

Soft. Handles turns well. Took for summer. When the first snow comes, I'll try anyway. Overall, I'm satisfied.

They balanced well. I drove 200 km on them. They hold perfectly at high speed! I had to try them in the snow and on icy slush (they handle it great). They are not narrower than expected (like most Chinese tires usually are). In the car, at high speed, it's quiet. Since I couldn't test the wear resistance, braking effect, and braking on ice, I gave it 3. In general, for those who are still in doubt, I recommend!!!

A very decent tire for all-season use. On snowy slush, of course, it's not very confident. Dense snow is held well. On asphalt, in the city, it's just a dream: quiet (after Yakohama), not stiff, small potholes, and rail tracks are passed softly.

I bought these tires to replace the Cormoran all-season tires, on which I drove for 2.5 years on the roads of Arkhangelsk and the region. Mostly city driving. The Cormorans covered about 40 thousand kilometers and turned into "eggs". The constant vibration got annoying, although the tread wear was minimal. In winter, they showed themselves to be excellent, both on snow and ice, they held the road perfectly. It's a pity that they didn't last long. I wanted to buy the same tires, but it was not meant to be, as there was no full set available at that time, and I didn't want to buy different tires from the same manufacturer.

As a result, I decided to take Chinese all-season tires, the tread is approximately similar, but a bit smaller than the Cormoran. And this was the catch.

I've driven over 2000 kilometers on Triangle tires. I don't have the same confidence as I did with the Cormorans. On asphalt with a snow crust at -10°C, they brake more, ESP and ABS engage more often. On clean asphalt, the behavior is more or less predictable. Now, with frosts of around -25°C expected, the Cormorans were a joy, but with the Chinese tires, I'll be watching.

In terms of noise, they lose to the Cormorans. In terms of wear resistance, we'll see in a year, but I think it will be no worse. For small passenger cars, it makes sense to take them for year-round operation, but for crossovers and large passenger cars, I wouldn't recommend them, especially in the Northwest. In general, my opinion is still ambiguous. Size 205/55R16

I'll update the review after winter.