Tyre reviews Triangle TH202 EffeXSport. Page 8 5275

I'll start by saying that the tires are worth their money.

On dry pavement, the tire is silent at speeds from 0 to 220 km/h, haven't checked beyond that. Handling is adequate and predictable at any speed. Braking is effective. After 10,000 km, wear is minimal, with 6mm of tread remaining. In other words, on dry roads, there are no complaints about them.

Next, on wet pavement, based on recent experience: at 60-70 km/h, I drove into a puddle 5 cm deep and splashed water all over the car, including the roof, and the car slowed down to 40 km/h. There's no question of water diversion. At 100-110 km/h in a long left turn, entering a puddle (water flowing after rain): I moved from the far left lane to the middle lane, i.e., to the right, with the steering wheel turned to the left. It's good that there were no cars on the right. At that moment, it became uncomfortable.

The result: if you consider these nuances, the tire can be operated, but there are questions about the water diversion claimed by the manufacturer.

Very good grip!

Switched to them from TH201. What can I say - heaven and earth!

On wet and dry asphalt, like a rock. Flew 150 km/h through a water-filled rut - worthy, no aquaplaning. In turns, it holds confidently, very quiet and soft. The only thing - it seems to me that it's worse in the rut than the 201, it resists it a bit. Most likely, this is due to the stiffer sidewall in the 202 model, which undoubtedly provides good handling, steering response, and an advantage in turns...

And yet, it's even unfamiliar that such a solid grip has appeared.

In summary - there's no equal to this tire for this money, you can safely take it, even for aggressive driving. The Chinese are awesome. We'll look at the wear at the end of the season. All the best!

For the summer period, the mileage was approximately 9500
Installed in March, removed due to weather at the end of October. Very respectable!

I recommend!

I have experience with Michelin, Continental, Hankook, and Pirelli tires. These tires, I think, are on par with Michelin in terms of noise level. They are clearly better than Continental and the others that are lower class. I've been driving on them for 2 months in all conditions. Both on the highway at speeds of up to 200 km/h and in the first frosts on dry asphalt and in heavy rain. Everywhere the tires have shown themselves to be worthy. Even better than I expected from them. This is my first experience with Chinese tires. In the end, I also took Chinese tires for the winter. They were also balanced perfectly. I put them on new wheels. I advise everyone. For this kind of money, there are no analogs. Unless it's Sailun.

The tires are completely satisfactory.
Balancing is within the normal range.
Moderately noisy, no howling.
2000km mileage - everything is satisfactory.

The tires are excellent, just like the previous TH201 model, without any complaints. I've driven them in the rain and even in early November, I drove on snow. Up to 200+ on the highway without issues, 170 in the rain without hydroplaning, and they handle well in turns. I had TH201 on my BMW X5 F15, so I didn't hesitate to get them for my Skoda. As for the characteristics: they stand a bit like a dome, are slightly noisy, but for this price, I don't even think it's logical to mention this.

Excellent tires, I'm very pleased. I bought them for the rear axle, drove 4,5 thousand km for summer vacation, and now I'm driving around the city, very satisfied.

It's too early to say anything, I've only driven a couple of thousand kilometers, it seems like nothing, the tires are 255/30/20, considering that I had to switch from Michelin Pilot 4 S, it was balanced on the second attempt - when the yellow marks on the tire coincided with the valves, without the marks the balance was 60-80 grams.

The tires are not noisy, apparently the manufacturing quality is very good, they were balanced perfectly, the heaviest weight was 30 grams. The appearance is nice. Previously, I had Michelin Primacy 3, by feeling these are no worse, let's see how many kilometers they will last.