Tyre reviews Triangle TR259. Page 7 2247

Excellent tires! Softness, aquaplaning! In April's snow like on spikes, everything is great.
Not like the Continental brand, which was significantly harder.

I purchased these tires to replace my Yakohama, on which I drove for 4 seasons. When installing the Trifbglе tires, one tire was "crooked", but I was able to balance the wheel and it remained on the rear wheel. After the first season, the tires performed no worse than the previous ones, and on dirt roads after rain, they were even better than Yakohama. It's too early to talk about wear resistance, I've put them on for the second season, we'll see there.

I bought a set of 20-inch wheels 2 years ago, 275/50/20. At first, everything was fine. I drove and enjoyed it. My driving style is calm. I left the car parked for 2 months with a pressure of 2.5. After that, vibration and shaking appeared throughout the body. The result - the tires were deformed after 2 months (months, NOT years!!), the tire fitters said - drive around, it will pass. 1.5 thousand km to the south - it didn't pass. I threw away all 4 wheels.

Before that, my cars stood for half a year and never had such a problem.

All 4 wheels are like an egg after 120, vibration. Took new ones, 2025 year. On wet asphalt, it behaves uncertainly. Riding around the city up to 100 km/h is generally okay

Switched from Yokohama. First try of Chinese products. Satisfied. No complaints about the tires. Soft, quite quiet. So far, I've only noted one minus for myself: at high speeds, it feels like it loses to Yokohama.
In general, I'm satisfied with the purchase.

The first impression was good, well-balanced. At speeds of 140+ it no longer holds the road, after 2500 km, they started to vibrate, in the tire shop they added 120-160 grams per wheel to balance it

Excellent tires, already on my second vehicle. Even at speeds of 200+ they hold well. I've already driven about 40,000 miles on them. On my previous vehicle, it was 60,000 miles

Half of the mileage in the city. The second half on the highway.
I drove to Belarus, it was raining all the way (there), and back on dry road.
The road holds well.
There's nothing to complain about in terms of wear (not much mileage).
I recommend.

For the first time, I purchased Chinese-made tires, previously I used Toy and Bridgestone tires. I've been driving on them for about three months so far, and I have no complaints. The rubber is relatively soft, not noisy, and handles the road well. In the rain, it performed not badly. I have no complaints, let's see how it will perform in the future.

Two years ago I bought it for the Outlander. Normal tire. Balances easily. Doesn't wear out. After 100 km/h on a new one, it howled like an electric razor))). Ran in - the noise disappeared. This year I bought the same one for the Kia Sportage. It seemed like they fixed the flaws. Became quieter. On aquaplaning on a straight road, it doesn't seem to slip. If you get into a water-filled rut, it starts to throw to the side