Tyre reviews Triangle TH201 Sportex. Page 2 1534

Bought them as I managed to tear two Hankook originals. At the time and now the prices for a set of something prestigious were beyond my budget.

Looking at the new ones, I got the feeling that the tread depth is slightly less than on branded ones. Perhaps this is why the price is slightly lower on the market.

They balanced normally. In terms of handling, they're not bad, but I constantly have to downshift. They don't hold a line at all

I previously drove on Bridgestone Turanza T005 215/55 R16, a flawless tire that was perfect for me and my vehicle. However, due to the difficulty in purchasing it at the beginning of 2023 and its high price, I started looking for Chinese alternatives, especially since finding a replacement Bridgestone tire would be challenging if I damaged one in a pothole.

I drove on them for two seasons, 2023 and 2024, covering 28,500 km on highways and city roads (Moscow, Tver, and their surrounding areas), mostly on excellent and good roads.

My initial impression after installation was that at speeds around 80 km/h, I could hear a barely perceptible rustling of the tires, and they made a slight noise. When I increased the speed, the noise became less noticeable as the overall noise level increased, but the fact remained. Overall, the tire is good, considering its cost of 4,850 rubles at the beginning of 2023. On the M11 highway at 150 km/h, everything was fine. In the rain, it held the road well, but slightly worse than the Bridgestone Turanza T005.

Now, regarding durability. Here, I'll give a big minus. After 28,500 km, the wear is very significant. Judging by the tread, I can get another season (summer 2025) out of them, and that's it. My Bridgestone Turanza T005 lasted 60,000 km. The car is the same, and my driving style hasn't changed. So, considering its durability, the cost of the tire is equal to, or even higher than, the Bridgestone. Therefore, due to this parameter, I won't be buying these tires again. Instead, I'll opt for tires from well-known brands that I've used before, such as Bridgestone, Yokohama, or Continental, which have started to appear in stores again. They may be expensive, but in terms of price-to-quality ratio, they are more beneficial.

I was once terrified of China-made tires, and the reviews were mixed. It seems I was wrong! The noise is imperceptible, and I previously had a Michelin summer tire - same level of quality. At high speeds, the car stays put, doesn't float, at least up to 180 km/h. I drove at good speed through puddles - it handles perfectly. It balances somewhat - 40° on the wheel (new, branded disks, 100% defect-free),

I acquired these tires at the beginning of the summer season, and now it is coming to an end.
As for the wear resistance, nothing can be said yet, but in general, the prospects look bright.
The behavior on the asphalt shoulder is excellent. It rides the road like an iron. The reactions are adequate, the drifts in the turns are minimal.
I would particularly like to note the absence of aquaplaning and good traction on wet asphalt.

I am buying Chinese tires for the first time, and I must say that I am pleasantly surprised. For the price, I think they are unbeatable. Previously, I was driving on Michelin Premacy HP, which came on the car from the factory and had worn out to zero. I can say that I have already driven over 5,000 km on it and I am very satisfied, and it's not Michelin, and it's a little harder than Michelin (but in my

I don't have much to complain about. Given the sky-high prices of European and Japanese-Korean analogs that I'm used to, and the quality of Russian-Belarusian ones, I recommend switching to Chinese ones.

The tread life is excellent, handling is decent, and aquaplaning is superb. In the rain, almost nothing changes in the car's handling. It goes through puddles very confidently.

They were balanced easily and quickly.

When I bought them, I actively tested them, trying to experiment in relatively deserted areas. I entered critical turns, braked on turns and on straight roads; everything is very predictable. The smooth drift is very predictable, meaning it's clear when the limit is near. Not like with Russian Kama tires; - suddenly, you're already flying.

The only drawback is that they're a bit noisy. After 100 km/h, they start to make noise. But in our realities, this is tolerable. During the time I've been using them, I've hit potholes several times, in the Tver region of the Tver Oblast (where there are practically no roads). I removed the wheels, spun them on a machine, - everything is fine, no bulges.

So, there aren't many options; either Chinese or branded ones, but for unrealistically huge amounts of money.

For those who use their car for calm, family purposes, - an excellent option.

In comparison to what I had before (Pirelli Cinturato P7), considering the double difference in price, I didn't notice such a difference in sensations (or any significant difference at all). But there is a plus (which may be due to the difference in condition, and it's not entirely correct to compare new to old) - it's quieter. But there's also a possible minus: considering the tread depth of 6.5 mm on the new tire, the lifespan will be slightly shorter. Conclusion: I recommend both the seller (for the large selection and acceptable prices) and this product for those who count their money and don't chase European brands.

The best value for money. I bought a set (4 wheels) at MosaVtoShina in February 2020 for 16,000 rubles, including delivery to Murmansk. Now the price is much higher, which is a pity. The tires are excellent, no worse than the well-known brands. I've driven them for 3 seasons, including trips from Murmansk to Kerch and back, Kerch to Moscow, etc. They balanced well, and their behavior is normal in both light rain and heavy downpours. They also perform well on light off-road terrain. The noise level is excellent, and the reinforced sidewall is great. My verdict is that these tires are excellent for both pensioners and average drivers (in all respects). I DEFINITELY recommend them. I didn't rate them for snow and ice.

Mounted on the king after the wear of the original Dunlop. Only positive emotions. It's quieter and softer, handling at high speeds is great, aquaplaning is excellent.

For this price, perfectly normal tires get pulled around on sharp turns at high speeds, but only a little. It's okay to buy at such a low price, but it copes with slip.