Tyre reviews Triangle TR292. Page 34 1028

I bought them as a replacement for my eight-year-old Dunlop. I drove on them to my vacation and back, approximately 4.5 thousand kilometers, and almost the entire road was in the rain. I can say for sure that they handle well on wet roads with large puddles. When driving into puddles, the car doesn't lose traction. There is noise, quite loud at 110-120 km/h, but it disappears at higher speeds. Initially, they were well-balanced. When driving on dirt, small stones get stuck, but when you exit the dirt road and get on the highway, everything comes out. On muddy dirt roads, the rear-wheel drive doesn't work, but with four-wheel drive, there are no problems - I don't know if it's the tires or the car. Overall, the impression is very positive, we'll see how long they last.

The tires were a success, they hold water perfectly, not swollen, soft, in the sand they dig in a bit, we've already driven 6000 km in both heat and on mountain roads, and they've shown themselves to be good. We bought the same ones for our second car. There are two Volvo XC90s in our family.

Not noisy, compared to the highway, it rides on wet grass and dirt road. My wife is satisfied.

Before buying, I thought they would be noisy judging by the protector, but it turned out to be not so. Excellent tires!

Excellent tires, they hold the road, for such a tread pattern there is almost no noise. I recommend.

The tires turned out to be excellent.
Strong sidewalls.
Do not make noise on the highway.
I recommend.

Hello, I want to leave a small review of the Triangle TR292 265/70 R17 115S tire.

I've been using it since June 2023, it was balanced very well, the maximum weight of the weights was 70 grams on one of the wheels, the rest were 45-50 grams, considering the size of the tire. I drove 4000 km on vacation, 600 km of which were on dirt roads. On dry asphalt, it goes up to 160 km/h without any problems and doesn't make noise, on wet roads, I didn't notice any aquaplaning at a reasonable speed of 110-120 km/h, on dry dirt roads (grader) it pleased me very much, driving confidently at 80-120 km/h, all this on rear-wheel drive. On wet dirt roads, it drives confidently up to 80 km/h. I haven't driven on off-road terrain yet, but I guess it's like with any all-terrain tire - don't expect miracles. I haven't noticed any wear yet. Compared to the native Bridgestone all-terrain tire, it's more comfortable. The price-quality ratio pleased me very much. I don't plan to use it in winter - I've put on winter tires.

They hold the road well, both on asphalt and dirt, and the Karelian dirt in the form of sand and stones is excellent

Installed on the car, moderate noise from the wheels. Haven't checked on mud, overall a good tire, worth the money.

very good grip on all surfaces, moderately noisy on asphalt, soft and tacky.