TRIANGLE tires brand?
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TRIANGLE tires brand?
im looking for 205 40 16 tires, let me know if you have or know someone selling some,
but I came across these a couple of people selling from craigslist.com
http://www.triangletire.com/tr968.html
does anyone know anything about them?
relizable? noise? worth $209 a set?
im looking to get them mounted on 16x8 +20 wheels
but I came across these a couple of people selling from craigslist.com
http://www.triangletire.com/tr968.html
does anyone know anything about them?
relizable? noise? worth $209 a set?
im looking to get them mounted on 16x8 +20 wheels
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Re: TRIANGLE tires brand?
I wouldn't buy them. They're made in China, which leads me to believe the quality is sub par. $209 a set is a helluva deal though, but you get what you pay for.
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Re: TRIANGLE tires brand?
****, the last few sets of Goodyear Marathon Radials we've gotten for customers have had "made in china" on them. We've always had the best luck with Japanese tire brands.
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DOT approved right? So you should be fine. As soon as china starts making tires, and selling them under the radar non DOT approved, then we have a problem. but honestly, you should be fine.
**** i just picked up a set of 245/35/20's for $65 a pop! i love cheap tires.
**** i just picked up a set of 245/35/20's for $65 a pop! i love cheap tires.
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Best price we have is for the Kumho ECSTA AST currently at $ 80 (plus a little for shipping).
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Lulz.
DOT approved doesn't mean much of anything when it comes to the quality of a product. It's merely means that they meet absolute minimum legal requirements to be operated on a public highway. I wouldn't base my choice of any product on that.
DOT approved doesn't mean much of anything when it comes to the quality of a product. It's merely means that they meet absolute minimum legal requirements to be operated on a public highway. I wouldn't base my choice of any product on that.
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