Tyre reviews Triangle TI501 IceLynX. Page 138 3542

Quiet, hold the track perfectly, studs are all in place. Do not concede to renowned brands

On bare ice, there is no traction.

Not a bad option for the money, no louder than Dunlop or Hankook. Half of the winter is behind (St. Petersburg), all the studs are in place. If they will cost the same, relatively to more famous brands, I will buy them again.

This tire is on two cars. Price-quality-safety-confidence is at its best

Everything is fine! Very good tire.
One minus: at -15 frost....... it freezes strongly. The feeling of movement is like on a cart until they warm up. At -20, I drove 18 km through the city and they still didn't warm up. I have a size of 215/65R16
On a colleague's Largus, there is no such effect.

The tires are good, the price/quality ratio is appropriate, they are moderately noisy. They handle the road well on solid ice. I'm satisfied with the purchase, I recommend it.

Good tires, especially for the money. Not noisy. On ice, everything is predictable, dry asphalt is also good. Bought before the 22/23 season instead of 10-year-old haki7. Spb and Leningrad region.

The noise level is the same as the Michelin Pilot 4, on dry and wet asphalt it brakes pretty well. It holds the road well (at least I wasn't blown off) the tires have been run-in for 1000 km, the studs are still in place, for this price it's better than some Blizzak. At a speed of 155, the wheels didn't wobble, they balance well

It drifts slightly on dry roads when cornering. But on snow and ice, the tires are excellent.

The tires are good, not noisy, ice is not very good, but you can get used to it, didn't try in deep snow, loose snow is generally okay. For their price (8000 R18 235/55) they are just great.