Tyre reviews Triangle TR259. Page 84 2315

The tires are not bad. Initially, I didn't like them - they were very noisy after the quiet winter tires, a bit stiff, and seemed to brake not as well as expected. But after the May snowstorm, I reconsidered my attitude towards them: they handle the road well, braking on snow is decent for summer tires, and it was comfortable to drive on downhill, acceleration, sharp turns on wet roads and icy asphalt, and uphill. I drove into puddles at a good speed - they cut through puddles well, and there was no aquaplaning

I haven't tried them in mud, but they're not meant for that type of terrain either.

In general, it turned out to be a love at second sight. The only downside that remained was the noise. I would have stuck with them, but I needed tires with a lower profile, and the desired size was not available for this model.

Surprisingly quiet. The car behaves predictably, there is a slight increase in roll when cornering at speed, but it's not critical. After Dunlop, the Triangle TR259 255/55 R18 109W XL tires pass all unevenness very smoothly, balanced with minimal weights. The first impressions are only positive. With such a minimal mileage, I am satisfied with the purchase. I think everything will be fine later on. In the future, I will try to add to this review.

Noisy. Fuel consumption has increased.

The tires were very good, I drove on them in May snow, they handled it perfectly, we will continue to test them.

Decent tires, moderately soft and quiet. Let's see about wear, it's too early to write anything yet

An excellent tire for its price. Not worse than "Michelin" in any way, and even better in terms of acoustic comfort. We'll see how many miles it lasts)

Excellent. Elastic, comfortable.

Satisfied, handling is better than Yokohama

Normally.

First impressions - normal tires. They hold the road, noise is moderate. Haven't tried them on water or at high speed yet. All balanced perfectly.