Fitted to a my classic Mercedes’ 280se w126 so far 7000km and no sign of wear. Having had very poor tires previously fitting talon gls to the rear and cntt gls to the front has been a massive improvement. Despite being budget in both dry and wet the tires maintain good contact with the road. Even at European motorway speeds they handle well. Always progressive feedback and good surface adhesion despite occasional potholes and surface undulations. Apart from being more noisy than a premium tire I have been very happy.

Had two Triangle CNTT GLS TR928 TYRES speed rated H100 fitted to front (drive) wheels on 2005 Kia Sedona. 8mm new tread depth, driven 1507 miles, 70℅ of these motorway. Overall a decent budget to mid-range tire and good value. Tire + valve + balance + fit = paid £45.00 each tire. Checked wear at 1507 miles & still at 8mm. Previous 'performance' tires rotated to rear so expected reduced response on steer but no noticeable difference. Likewise with grip on dry roads where grip was very good. Grip on wet - when stopping and cornering I noted a little reduction in performance but not to where I would feel unsafe. When setting off on a wet road performance is poor, particularly on an incline where any excess engine speed causes tires to slip, even on my Sedona which is an automatic?? Road noise slightly increased, particularly on concrete sections of motorway but not excessive. Comfort- when first fitted I felt the steering quite hard and wasn't happy feeling every lump and bump on an uneven surface. Checked tire pressures to find tire fitters had grossly over-inflated to 52lb PSI. Once reduced to manufactures recommended pressure there was a huge improvement. TIP: Reduced by a further 4lb PSI & improved grip on wet road when setting off and tire is far from being 'under-inflated. On a budget I would recommend this tire.

These were surprisingly decent tires, especially for the price. Dry grip was fine, wet grip was quite good. I never had an issue in the wet for 33K miles (completely worn out at 33K miles). Feedback, progressiveness, noise, all fine. These aren't track/race tires, but they were fine for everyday commuting. I road race motorcycles, so I'm probably more conditioned than most to always be smooth no matter what I'm driving. I was never fearful of conditions while driving on these tires. Never had a failure although a nail puncture did require a plug. I'd definitely buy again. (I may have mistakenly left a similar response for the 918 model thinking I was leaving feedback on the 928 - apologies).

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