Toyo Tranpath R27A Reviews
The Tranpath R27A is a 55 series tyre with a non-directional tread pattern. Original equiment for the Mazda 2 Neo & Maxx.
Key Features
- Non-directional tread pattern with wide circumferential grooves - Low noise levels with excellent aquaplaning resistance
- Siping of tread blocks - Improved traction on low-grip sealed roads
- Casing construction designed to complement the characteristics of the Mazda 2 - Excellent stability with minimized ride harshness
| Size | Overall Diameter | Run Flat? | Low Rolling Resistance? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15" | |||
| P185/55R15 82V | 585mm | - | - |
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Time Fitted
Size
Km's
Reviewed
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185/55R15
35000
January 20, 2020
These tyres are average all round.
Time Fitted
Size
Km's
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185/55R15
32000
April 3, 2018
After being in a high speed rollover, feeling safe is paramount for me. Tyres play a pretty vital role in that. My Mazdas both came with Toyo Tranpath R27A tyres and I have found them to be a good tyre overall. When the time comes to replace them, I will seek advice to compare them with others, just out of interest.
The Toyos still have really good tread at 32,000km. They perform well in both wet and dry conditions and I am fairly confident with them.
The pics are of my "Mazda Mark I" as I like to quip. I guess the other driver wasn't a fan of Toyos so she decided to hit the front left one...
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