Tyre reviews Triangle TR259. Page 5 2247

My first experience with Chinese tires. They balanced well, performed great in the city. Soft, excellent handling. On the highway, no complaints as well. Problems started on dirt roads. They puncture from everything - stones, wood chips, once I even had to remove a piece of thistle from a micro-puncture. No durability at all - after one season, 50% of the tread remained in the front (about 25,000 km of mileage). Accordingly, in the second season (another 25,000 km of mileage), I swapped the front and rear tires and that's it, I sold them. I've never punctured my tires so many times, in total over 2 seasons and 50,000 km of mileage, I had 3 large patches (stones), one small patch (bolt), and I didn't even count the plugs)))) for city driving, I think they're okay, but if you plan to drive on dirt roads, don't buy them

Soft, quiet, handling is excellent. I've just started using them. I was looking for tires with the right parameters, so far everything is fine.

Size 235/60R18. The tire is what a good tire should be - you don't notice it. Soft, quiet, comfortable. I haven't tested it in extreme conditions, didn't drive at 200, didn't drive on wet clay. The rest - at least a solid 4.5 points on dry pavement.

Hello everyone,

I decided to write a review of Triangle tires. I'm trying tires from a Chinese manufacturer for the first time, previously I only bought Korean ones, and I was very surprised by the noise insulation, you can say that they are almost inaudible when driving up to 140 km/h (I haven't tried higher speeds). They handle the road perfectly on any surface. I didn't go off-road, but I drove a bit on a dirt road after rain, and it's generally possible to drive on it (considering that this is not off-road tire). I recommend purchasing them. I made my choice based on reviews.

Thanks to the Mosavtoshina team, they quickly processed and shipped my order to the transport company. Good luck with your work...

I purchased these tires in October 2022 for the summer of 2023. The tires were delivered fresh, from the same batch, and I had them balanced in the spring of 2023. During balancing, one wheel had to be adjusted not according to the mark, while the others were fine. They were balanced well. The rubber is soft, quiet for me, and I really liked it. The tires handle potholes (especially in the spring) with dignity, and I even felt sorry for them, but there were no crunching sounds or geometry violations. Before this tire, I only used Japanese Bridgestone, but the price is not found even in Japan now. I learned about Triangle from reviews, I liked the tire, and so far, everything is fine. It also seems that my fuel consumption has decreased.

It's worth the money. Exactly at 100 km/h it starts to hum like an electric razor. At speed in turns, it floats a bit.

Price quality! On the highway, it holds the road well, doesn't feel the rut! Not noisy, soft tire! I've only driven about 2000 km!

He drove on them and liked them very much. In general, soft rubber. Not very noisy and has a good response. When turning at 60 degrees, he entered at a speed of 100-110 without experiencing any discomfort. For the summer, there are no noticeable signs of tire wear. He didn't like the response on a wet road. It seemed like there was a delay when maneuvering. Therefore, he didn't drive on them on wet surfaces. In general, he is satisfied.

Before that, he always drove on Goodyear Eagle F1. On the crossover, they wore out quickly.

Normal tire, soft. Tread holds at 3+ out of 5. Didn't use in winter, can't evaluate wear due to low mileage.

In general, normal tires in terms of operation. Previously, I had Nokian, but I couldn't afford it due to the price. I bought summer tires. They hold the road well in both dry and rainy weather. The handling is also good. However, I have a negative impression because I got tires that were somehow balanced and the lateral vibration was present from the beginning and didn't go away. It's terribly irritating, especially noticeable at speeds of 60-80 km/h. Two of my wheels are like this. I had to put them on the rear axle. In general, it's a 50/50 result.