Tyre reviews Toyo Observe Garit GIZ. Page 3 51

Silent tire. Holds well on any road.

I change my car about every 2-3 years, so I have to buy winter tires regularly. In 2005, I first tried Toyo tires, produced in Japan, and since then I have stuck with the idea that they know how to make narrow tires :-)) and most importantly, they don't give anyone a patent for their tire production. There is also a USA-made version, but it is significantly more expensive and not sold everywhere. It is not unimportant that I use my

Tires are quiet, comfortable. I like everything

Generally satisfied

The tires are good. But at -30 degrees Celsius, the front ones started to spin. There were no punctures. I'll try to seal the joints with sealant. Generally, I liked the tire compared with the Yokohama AE summer tire. It felt a bit stiffer.

Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) is an electronic system designed to monitor the air pressure inside the tires of a vehicle.
It provides real-time information about tire pressure, warning the driver if the pressure falls below a certain threshold, which can lead to reduced fuel efficiency, uneven tire wear, and increased risk of a tire blowout.
The system consists of tire pressure sensors, usually located inside the tire or on the valve stem, which transmit data to a central control unit.
This unit then displays the information on the vehicle's instrument panel or a separate display, alerting the driver to any issues with the tire pressure.
Proper tire pressure can improve vehicle safety, reduce the risk of accidents, and optimize fuel consumption.
Additionally, some TPMS systems can also monitor tire temperature, which is important for maintaining proper tire condition and preventing overheating.
Overall, the Tire Pressure Monitoring System is an essential feature in modern vehicles, promoting safe driving and efficient vehicle maintenance.

Chose based on reviews on the site. Pulled out everywhere on the snow. Decent option for the price!

Weak sidewall, a bulge appeared on the front wheel, although I didn't hit any major potholes. Above 140 on a wet road, covered with snow slush, it won't go, it leads

The tires bought for the fleet of 40 vehicles were experiencing the same issues across the board: noisy, poor traction, and high wear.