Tyre reviews Triangle TH202 EffeXSport. Page 131 5326

Tires hold the road.

It makes noise, holds up fairly well under normal civilian use, but the wear resistance is simply stunning - I've driven 15,000 km and it's almost worn down to the limiters on the driving axle, it will last no more than a season, ~7,000 km. I drive calmly, without skidding. I do not recommend

The quality is good.

Very satisfied

Take it, you won't regret it!

The tires were disappointing. At speeds of 120 and above, there's vibration, and it hits the steering wheel. We checked everything possible, including the geometry of the disks, plus complex balancing and wheel alignment - zero effect. I put the old worn-out Michelin tires back on - and what a miracle, everything is okay. The verdict is clear, the wheels are defective.

Triangle EffeXSport TH202 195/45/16 tires.
To put it more politely, the tires are not the best choice. The mileage on the tires is 8 thousand kilometers, with 20% remaining. Seriously? I didn't expect them to last more than 30 thousand, but a mileage of less than 10 thousand and the tires are already worn out - what's going on? My driving style is calm, not aggressive (no wheel spin or sharp braking), the mileage is mostly on highways, cruising at 110-130 km/h.
The suspension and wheel alignment are fine, the tire wear is even.
As for the driving characteristics:
Aquaplaning - 9/10
Noise - 9/10 (but only until the mileage reached 5,000 km, after that they became noisier than winter tires).
Handling at temperatures below 25 degrees Celsius - 8/10 (the tires are very soft, I have to inflate them to 2.8-3 bar, if less, it feels like driving on a water mattress).
Handling at temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius - 6/10 (better than some other brands, but it's still a disaster, the tires float and drift a lot).
Braking - 9/10 (if the outside temperature is cool, below 25 degrees Celsius) and 1/10 if above 25 degrees Celsius. (The ABS kicks in immediately, and the braking distance increases by 2-3 times).
This is about emergency braking, i.e. pressing the brake pedal all the way down.
My previous BF Goodrich g-grip tires lasted more than 60 thousand kilometers, with the same driving style and suspension settings, and the same vehicle.
Before these tires, I used Pirelli, Hankook, and BF Goodrich.
If you want to change your tires with every oil change, then go for it, but only if you don't live in the south.

For its cost - more than worthy tires.
I've driven 11,000 km so far, and the only minus I've noticed is that in hot dry weather, when driving at high speeds on toll roads for a long time - in gentle turns, the tires start to "float".
When you stop at gas stations and rest areas - they are very hot to the touch.
The wheel alignment on the car is ideal.
I haven't had any other questions about the tires so far.

Definitely better than the standard factory tires. The price is also very pleasant.

I do not see any complaints, it holds the road well in both dry and wet weather.