Tyre reviews Triangle TR292. Page 32 1028

I bought these after Ecohama Geolander G015 tires, so I'll be comparing them to those. It's hard to say about the noise, as the Ecohama was on an Outlander and the Triangle was on a Prime, and they have different noise levels. The Triangle picks up a lot more stones, which can be really annoying when they're scraping against the body. In terms of off-road capability, it's clearly not inferior, and maybe even better. On the Prime, I didn't notice any discomfort from the noise at all. I'm very happy with the tires, especially since they're half the price. And the Ecohama was from Thailand, not Russia. In general, I recommend buying these. On a wet road, they handle great, and aquaplaning is predictable. They balanced really well. I drove up onto a muddy curb and was able to get out by myself. I was standing on wet grass after the rain, and everything worked out. I ripped off the front skirt, but I was able to drive out.

For this money, super. They hold the road well. Not noisy. They were not balanced very well from the first time, after a mileage of 100-120 km, I had to balance them for the second time.

Balanced with minimal loads, the tires were a surprise. Let's see how they perform in operation.

These tires are reasonably sufficient. All characteristics for this car are normal. The engine is diesel, so I can't say anything about noise and consumption. Everything suits me, they were balanced well. I chose the manufacturer because of the copy of the good tread and rumors that the sidewall of the tire is harder than that of the nearest competitors in terms of price (it is indeed harder after the Bridgestone Dueller) which is good for my "behemoth".

Honestly, a very weak tire. Before it, I had a set of Yokohama G015, and before that, two sets of Yokohama G012. Well, in general, the Triangle is gloomy and doesn't even reach the level of the ancient G12...
Triangle:
Not noisy, doesn't make any specific sounds from 0 to 190 km/h, moderately soft, decent cross-sectional grip, at least for the Grand Cherokee it's enough. It's not bad on the track - it informs you about its presence, but doesn't throw the car around.
But the ride... The directional stability is questionable, the car wobbles with its nose, but the main thing is the very weak longitudinal grip, I've already braked hard twice, my eyes wide with fear, it brakes not much better than studded winter tires! This is just unbelievable. By deceleration, I feel like I'm always driving with a trailer... Can't compare it to the G015.

Weak tires, won't buy again.

Normal tire for its price, put on the spare wheel. Looks good

Everything is fine. But I wanted to buy with a discount, but they didn't give me one. The discounted price was one tire - 5468, and I bought four for 5756. It's annoying, of course. But I have no complaints about the quality.

Low noise, relatively soft, no aquaplaning on wet roads. Satisfied with the purchase.

Amazed is the least I can say. No drawbacks were found. Not noisy.

I didn't expect such an effect from AT tires! It's almost inaudible, and it handles water well and doesn't get stuck in mud)
I recommend this model)