Tyre reviews Triangle TI501 IceLynX. Page 6 3565

I'm not an expert, I don't know much to compare with. Excellent tires, good grip on both wet and dry roads, quiet. They drive confidently on ice.

I bought them on the recommendation of the tire shop employees, when I changed from winter to summer tires last year, the result was good and the reviews from the owners, so I decided to try them too, since the price is significantly lower than others. After changing the tires, I drove to Samara to the airport, and on the way back, the road was in a blizzard, everything went perfectly, the car didn't skid, the brakes were good, and the traction with the snow was also normal. I hope they will serve me for more than one winter season, thank you!)

Regarding the noise... I don't understand those who write that the tires are quiet. Not at all, they are loud and very much so. They are studded, and therefore produce a significant rustling sound. After 80 km/h, it's like being on an airplane. The car has fairly good wheel arch sound insulation, but with these tires, it's as if it's not there.

Hello! I purchased these tires. Previously, I had Michelin tires. In comparison to Michelin, these tires are much quieter, and they perform well on snow. I haven't tried them on ice yet, but with the expected frost after the thaw, I'll test how they handle black ice and supplement my review. So far, the tires are satisfying.

Went to pick up the ordered wheels (not in mosshina) on all wheels, there was a shortage of 1-2 studs. The studs are seated unevenly, some are deeper, others protrude.

I installed studs for the first time that season, before that I managed with all-season tires. The difference is huge, I could finally move normally throughout the winter. The studs grip confidently, providing the driver with peace of mind. They are very helpful when driving through courtyards with icy ruts, now it's possible to exit without any difficulties. In the spring, the studs don't interfere, the tires handle the snowy slush well, and of course, when it gets warmer on asphalt, the studs can be heard a bit, but I prefer better hearing to uncertain driving, and here the tires have good traction.

A solid trio, ordinary normal tires for their money. The loss of studs over 2 seasons I consider decent, in the front, 20-30% is lost from each wheel, in the back, everything is fine, the losses are minimal. In terms of noise, they are quite noisy on clean asphalt when driving on the highway, but almost any tire will be like that.

Specifically, in terms of grip, everything is fine, it brakes, holds the road, etc. Before them, I had Michelin Xin4, and of course, there's a huge difference between them, including in price. If compared to less premium tires, then plus or minus it's the same, only the price is pleasant.

I liked them, they behave adequately, compared to the factory Gita comfort (summer) they are not even and noisy. I liked them, let's see what happens next )

So far, for this price, I haven't found anything similar

When installed on the rims, there were no problems, they were balanced normally.
Let's see how long they will last.

For its price, namely 7500 rubles for a NEW winter tire 215/55 R17, there are no particular questions, it's only cheaper than Kama or some other junk, it behaves confidently on ice, over the winter and driving on the highway without snow with studs, nothing happened, they didn't come off.
The handling is quite good if you're not planning to race, don't expect miracles from these tires, it won't happen, it's just working tires at a bargain price.
The sidewalls are a bit weak, I had the same ones before and after 4 years a huge bulge appeared on one of them.