I've used these tires for about 3.000 kilometers. I've used them in hot summer(37+ C), cold weather (-15 C), on dry, wet roads, on snow and some ice. The grip was
verry good in all conditions. I have a normal style of driving and for that I can say that tire respond very well at all demand. I paid around 60 euros per tire which was
verry good price. I recommend!

When I bought my Suzuki SX4 I also wanted some new rims with tires. Because I went for 18" rims I looked at an cheaper tire. I cam to the Triagle tires. This was two months ago.

But now I have them on my car for more than 2 months. They ride very well. Not so much noise and quit comfortable for 215/45 R18 tires. But maybe the SX4 is also more comfortable than my previous car.

As I see now when I bought the tires, they were around 75,- euro a tire in August. But now,3 months later they cost you 175,- euro each. Exactly the same tires with a fresh production date. That's the same price as Michelin or Continental tries will cost you. Very strange, but they can compete with those brands. They ride exellent.

But for so much money I would never buy them. Then I rather choose for Michelin, Continental of Vredestein.

Very good all-round 4 season tires. Bought two of them initially and got fuel consumption down by about 1 l/100km. Only downside is during wet asphalt in the summer when leaving from the spot with a kick sometimes they slip. One tire got a bit chunked on the edge but I drive over the tram line with little care and engage going over the curb every time I park because the parking spot is of such nature. I hit on wheel on the curb and even if the die of the tire peeled because of the impact and the rim got distorted it still held air very well for a couple of months. I kept that tire for the spare wheel.

Have YOU got experience with the Triangle SeasonX TA01? Help millions of other tire buyers

Review your Triangle SeasonX TA01 >