Installed on Nissan Latio

Went to a regular tyre shop to replace 2 tyres due to wear and tear. Was introduced to this goodyear triplemax tyres. Was explained to me why this goodyear tyre was called triplemax. Better grip, save fuel and longer lifespan.

What I like
The good grip

What I do not like
Nil

Installed on Toyota Vios

Great, fuel-saving tyres with good grip and I have to say, they are a great set of tyres! The road noise can be a little loud but other than that, it grips well in both wet and the dry. The feedback you get from this tyre is also reasonably good. They do tend to twitch when you hit a bump or go over slightly uneven road surfaces but they grip through it. Coupled with the traction control system that I have in my car, I have no problems with driving in wet or the dry with these tyres! The added bonus is that they are more environmentally friendly than most other tyres, as they have a low rolling radius and so you don't need much engine power, helping you to reduce your CO2 emissions. I would recommend this tyre if you're looking for a good all rounder.

What I like
It performs well with good grip

What I do not like
It lacks in areas like noise and twitching when going over a bump.

Installed on Mazda 3

Initially I thought that this new Goodyear Assurance Triplemax tyre was designed for Australia or European driving. But I was wrong. It has strong side wall, which is extremely important for city driving. With the additional frequencies of braking that add stress to the tyre that will cause the tyre sidewall to give way.

What I like
Good Grip and strong sidewall. The price.

What I do not like
Nil

Installed on Subaru Legacy

This set of tyres are quoted to be with Hydrogrip Technology. Briefly as per explained, it can help the car increase more grip on the road and have maximum assurance and worry free driving on wet roads.

What I like
Good wet condition grip...Seems to be a good cheap alternative for the Eagle AS 2.

What I do not like
The marketing poster of using ducklings...

Installed on Mazda 3

Always wanted to try those fuel saving tyres but worrying that it will compromise on the performance and grip. The assurance fuel max is always on my shortlist. Came across this new tyre model that seems to be the successor of fuel max. Unsure whether I am right about it.

What I like
Good price and the comfort. Hydrogrip technology - Reasonable well grip and handling for wet road.

What I do not like
For performance wise, still prefer the Asymmetric 2.

Installed on Kia Cerato

I needed to change my stock Kumho tyres but I could not find the same in any tyre shop! I almost bought Kumho KU31 but read many reviews which said that they were very noisy tyres. I was tempted again cos the shop I went to eventually had them on sale but after discussion with the guys I decided on the Triplemax! Reasonable and reliable on wet (apparently!) and fairly economical. The tyres were recently released so not many reviews out there.

What I like
Price Features

What I do not like
None so far

Installed on Chevrolet Optra

With the discount from Goodyear, I had my tyre replaced on Monday.

What I like
Very quiet comfortable Good dry grip Fantastic wet grip Price, really value for money.

What I do not like
cannot find anything i dislike so far.

Installed on Honda Fit

Good traction, noise from road reduced, smooth ride in general.

What I like
Good grip on the road. I would say a good price too.

What I do not like
Nothing much in general for now. More to observe.

Installed on Proton Saga

Changed to GY Assurance TripleMax 2 days ago and clocked 180km so far.

What I like
Low roll resistance Wet grip Low noise Affordable pricing

What I do not like
Too early to comment So far nothing

Installed on BMW 520i

Finally found time to put these on sine the GY meetup and the offers extended to MCF.

What I like
Quiet and soft

What I do not like
none so far.