Tyre reviews Toyo Observe Garit G3-Ice. Page 8 457

I bought this tyre for the 2014-2015 winter season in 15-inch size 185/60. I ran it throughout the winter until April. I was extremely satisfied with the quality of the Toyo, as there was absolutely no noise in the cabin. Considering the characteristics of my vehicle and the lack of any soundproofing, I have something to compare it to, as there are many cars in my family. I read reviews that said it is noisy for some people, possibly

Standard tires, price/quality, make noise at certain speeds, convenient in city - they made noise because I exceeded the speed limit.
On freshly fallen snow and on snow-covered asphalt bumps; I turned off the stability control system and it's fine.
Recommended!

I fitted them on a rear-wheel drive BMW 750. They were brilliant for 2 seasons! Huge thanks to Toyo for the quality tyres. Only thing I'd say is that I'd like to make them a bit more resistant to rim damage, so the studs don't come out so much, and I'd pay a bit more for them! But they're fantastic tyres!

I'm writing to follow up. The tires were worn down after 2500 km. The noise and vibrations during steady-state cornering are gone, and the car now tracks the road smoothly. It's been a winter without a single tire chip. So, the tires are virtually perfect, except for some minor issues in deep snow.

I'm driving a 2014 Kia Rio with 185/65/15 tires. After using the BF Goodrich tires, which came with the car, I found them to be terrible - the steering was unstable, the handling was unpredictable, and the braking was poor (maybe I was wrong and it needed at least 2,000 km to break in, but I decided not to take the risk and sold them). I was hesitant to try Toyo, but I was impressed by the tread

I put 235/55/18 on my car. After 800 km I lost 30% of the tread (no hard acceleration or braking). Russian tread wear is evident. The quality of the rubber is excellent. Cornering and directional stability on snow is not great.

At least for the price, it's a good tire.

Immediately, 10-15% of the studs fell out. In terms of road grip, it's 4 out of 5, and for braking, it's 3.5 out of 5. At a speed of 130-140 km/h, they are not very predictable.

All is well, thank you

It works perfectly, I liked it. I drove both on dry roads and on snow at speeds of up to 150 km/h, any further was simply impossible due to traffic. Everything does its job perfectly.

Not bad tires. Driven for three winters, I like them