Tyre reviews Toyo Observe Garit G3-Ice. Page 7 457

The car first, the tires first. Mileage small, experience small. Overall impression excellent. Do not rumble. In a snowstorm, she calmly got out of a snowdrift. Not very confident on ice, on dry roads, the car stands perfectly. The studs have already been lost several. Also had to drive on a wet road. It drives confidently.

It's slippery to drive on the bar dure on wet snow and I'm not satisfied with how the car is handling on this tire at speeds above 120 km/h, the directional stability is getting worse. I have a Nissan Teana. Before I was driving on a winter Continental and I liked it more! So, friends, don't skimp on the winter tires!

Mileage is still relatively low and under ice and snow conditions, they are a bit lean, but overall, the opinion of the tire is positive. As it is, the tires have just been run-in and serious tests are ahead - with frost, ice and snow. The main impression is that the studs are quiet, although they are still all in place!

Excellent tire for the price, bought for my hover h5, compared to the original 100500 times better, barely makes any noise, no noticeable potholes, the car doesn't wobble from side to side. On a slippery and icy road it behaves perfectly, even without full-wheel drive being engaged.

I bought the tire in the summer, mounted it on the wheels and stored it in the garage at the dacha. When I put it on, I was heading back to Moscow on a dry asphalt road. The studs were sticking out, sharp in the shape of a cross, and could have scratched my hands if I had touched them. I set off on the road and didn't even expect such a loud noise. It was a howling sound like a plane taking off, and the studs were

Great tire, I bought last autumn, both on asphalt and on ice – they hold the road well, and on snow – they grip normally! After summer tires, they seemed a bit noisy at first, but that was on asphalt, then they broke in and everything became perfect, especially in winter! Take them, you won’t regret it!

Good rear-wheel drive tire, holds the road and corners well, all predictable. On 4wd, it plows through ice like a tank. I have experience with Formula Ice, Bridgestone Spike, Nokian Hakka 5, and Toyo, and Toyo is the best. It's noisy, like any studded tire. I've ordered the same for my second vehicle.

I have a 2015 Kia Rio, the tire overall is satisfactory, but quite noisy, I attribute this not to the tire itself, but rather the sound insulation in the new generation of vehicles, unfortunately it's severely lacking. Overall the tire is good, on absolute ice it behaves predictably, but it doesn't get a grip!

I chose from the category price=quality, it's difficult to find something quickly in such a category, but whoever searches will find, and here it is, I found it. For our northern region where there are significant frosts, a lot of snow, and ice, I needed specifically soft and studded tires, I bought the size 245/75-r16, previously I had winter unstudded 255/70-r16, the new size turned out to be better than the old one

A soft tire, tread slightly protruding in some places, a little bit more. Balance is normal (max 1 load about 40 grams). Last year's model, all the requirements of a clean Japan! Doesn't even smell:). Just installed. Tread is still making noise. The price is very reasonable. Looks nice. Time will tell. I'll write back after winter...

Service in the office is very good -- no complaints.