Lacking a car industry in China, the company supplied tiny tires to Indonesian street-sweepers rubbish carts in the following years.

[2] The company grew in size but did not make money until in 1993 with the installment of new management, Triangle reworked itself into a competitive enterprise.

[2] These efforts to make itself a top league tire maker would be the subject of a profile article in The Economist during June 2008.

In 2015, Triangle Group announced its first venture into the U.S. market with the opening of their new North American headquarters in Franklin, Tennessee inside the Nashville Metropolitan Area,[5] and in late 2017 selected Edgecombe County, North Carolina as the location for its first manufacturing facility in the United States where it expects to manufacture six million tires annually.

[3] In terms of market share success, the company's most dominant placement is in the off the road (OTR) category, which includes tires for mining, construction, and other industrial uses.