Tyre reviews Triangle TH201 Sportex. Page 58 1534

I bought 225/55/17 103Y tires a bit stiff but that has its own advantages, they hold the road perfectly in the heat and in the rain, the price to quality ratio is satisfactory, but I would have taken one with a slightly softer index. Wear after 15,000 km is minimal, the tire is resistant to cracks and cuts.

Loud, other characteristics are still unknown. The service warned of quick wear. However, expecting more for these prices would be greedy.

I had the tires balanced at a shop and they said it's overloaded (50-70 grams) and too stiff to the touch. I'll be driving it as is and rate it 3 stars overall, but I'm writing this review just to note my experience, no harm intended.

Tire holds its balance, no issues to report. During one cornering maneuver on a wet asphalt surface, it did show a slight vibration, but it was not critical. The tire holds its road.

Bought a set of wheels, two tires immediately with a small eight.

A very good option at the price, but there are some minor downsides. Some noise, a weak sidewall, and the wheel bearing is nowhere near the likes of the top brands.

No claims

Good tires for the price. 140 km/h on wet asphalt, no wheel spin, hold well in the rain, a bit noisy possibly.

At speeds above 130 km/h it's noisy and doesn't hold well on a wet road. Otherwise it's very good for the price.

When replacing summer tires, I thought of buying a branded new or a new TRIANGL. I chose a triangle and regret not a bit. Already at the tire shop, I was pleased to hear that it was well-balanced, better than Russian rubber. And then, while driving in the city and on the highway, everything was fine. Not too noisy, not prone to aquaplaning (I often drive on the highway), soft. The price also pleased me: 14,000