Triangle tires
06-25-2011, 06:09 PM
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Triangle tires
I just received 4 new tires for my 26' enclosed trailer from my Sponsor.
They are Triangle brand. I did a search for them and found they are from overseas. Does anyone have info on how they are?
Doug
They are Triangle brand. I did a search for them and found they are from overseas. Does anyone have info on how they are?
Doug
06-26-2011, 03:30 AM
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Here is their sales spiel from the internet. They are made in China, so there is no telling about the quality of the tires.
Since its founding in 1976, Triangle has already acquired a 33 year history manufacturing tires for most applications. During all these years Triangle has always maintained a single fundamental goal: to meet its global customer demands and serve the global market through continuous research and development. This focus has allowed Triangle to become one of the largest tire producing firms, ranking 10th among tire manufacturers in the world today.
Triangle produces over 700 kinds of radial tires in more than 160 sizes, and manufactures nearly 400 types of bias tires in more than 100 sizes. Annual production exceeds 10 million units, including over 7 million in radials which have become the backbone of our organization in the form of radial passenger car tires, radial light truck and truck tires, and radial OTR tires (for industrial, construction and mining equipment).
Triangle has also become an important supplier of OEM tires for some of the best known vehicle and equipment manufacturers the world over.
Having obtained a leadership position in the domestic tire market in China, Triangle is now in the process of expanding its international presence in more than 130 countries throughout the Americas, the European Union, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania and the Pacific basin, enjoying the reputation it has built with its global customers through its confidence-inspiring emphasis on maintaining top quality and reliability. The ongoing economic globalization process is providing an exceptional opportunity for Triangle to assure the brightest future for its importers, distributors, and dealers, as well as the millions of end users all over the world.
Since its founding in 1976, Triangle has already acquired a 33 year history manufacturing tires for most applications. During all these years Triangle has always maintained a single fundamental goal: to meet its global customer demands and serve the global market through continuous research and development. This focus has allowed Triangle to become one of the largest tire producing firms, ranking 10th among tire manufacturers in the world today.
Triangle produces over 700 kinds of radial tires in more than 160 sizes, and manufactures nearly 400 types of bias tires in more than 100 sizes. Annual production exceeds 10 million units, including over 7 million in radials which have become the backbone of our organization in the form of radial passenger car tires, radial light truck and truck tires, and radial OTR tires (for industrial, construction and mining equipment).
Triangle has also become an important supplier of OEM tires for some of the best known vehicle and equipment manufacturers the world over.
Having obtained a leadership position in the domestic tire market in China, Triangle is now in the process of expanding its international presence in more than 130 countries throughout the Americas, the European Union, Africa, the Middle East, Asia, Oceania and the Pacific basin, enjoying the reputation it has built with its global customers through its confidence-inspiring emphasis on maintaining top quality and reliability. The ongoing economic globalization process is providing an exceptional opportunity for Triangle to assure the brightest future for its importers, distributors, and dealers, as well as the millions of end users all over the world.
06-26-2011, 05:32 PM
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I guess we will see how they work. At least they held air for one day. No
leaks. Went from 205 t0 225 size. I do not want to complain. I asked him to get me a price on tires. He ended getting these for me at no cost.
My old tires were cracked bad. Needed replaced.
Doug
leaks. Went from 205 t0 225 size. I do not want to complain. I asked him to get me a price on tires. He ended getting these for me at no cost.
My old tires were cracked bad. Needed replaced.
Doug
06-26-2011, 05:32 PM
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I guess we will see how they work. At least they held air for one day. No
leaks. Went from 205 t0 225 size. I do not want to complain. I asked him to get me a price on tires. He ended getting these for me at no cost.
My old tires were cracked bad. Needed replaced.
Doug
leaks. Went from 205 t0 225 size. I do not want to complain. I asked him to get me a price on tires. He ended getting these for me at no cost.
My old tires were cracked bad. Needed replaced.
Doug
06-26-2011, 09:00 PM
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So long as they are for 'trailer' use only and meet or exceed the weight requirements for your application, you should be ok. Carry a couple of spares as you should be doing anyway, no matter WHAT brand you're running.
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