Tyre reviews Toyo Observe Garit G3-Ice. Page 10 457

Comfort tires, manufactured in Japan, of course +
No disadvantages found yet
Lost one stud after 3000km

Winter tire - a disappointment.
Doesn't hold snow and ice at all.
Size 185 55 R15.
The Grant has a light rear end, so it will float in corners on this tire.
The studs are completely unnecessary, sometimes it even bucks at the start, but I never start with a jerk.
The brakes are complete nonsense, I'm afraid to brake sharply on this tire, it begins to pull if you brake,

Don't buy!!!!! I bought on the advice of a friend. I was swayed, I guess he bought and then told me, take, you won't regret it. I've always driven either on Continentals or Michelin. For my climate with snowy winters, it's completely unsuitable. This tire is for Moscow, I'd say, without snow and frost. In soft snow, they get stuck immediately, and they just dig a hole under themselves, no grip at all. If you

Price - quality match

Normal tire, just too noisy on dry roads.

Great!!!

Excellent tire. I've been driving with it for 3 years. A few lost studs, but it's more of a consequence of aggressive driving on asphalt. Of course, handling on dry roads isn't as good as on summer tires, but it's very commendable.

First season, normal flight, took by reviews, price is adequate.

The tire doesn't impress, on turns with a bit of snow there's no confidence in it at all, it starts to hydroplane very early, at a temperature below -30 degrees it becomes brittle. In other respects, everything is fine, but for RKD it's completely unsuitable...

Good, soft, and winter tires for their price segment.