Tyre reviews Toyo Observe GSI5. Page 9 292

I use this brand of tires on my third car. Quiet, durable, sometimes it seems that on ice the grip could have been even better, but how often do we drive on ice? Mainly asphalt. Last year, due to circumstances, I did not have time to change the winter tires to summer ones, and I rode them all summer.

Good price-performance ratio for the given tire.

Good day! I can't write a review on all characteristics as the mileage is small, but I am very satisfied so far: effective tread, good traction coefficient, which of course affects handling. Thank you!

At the end of the day, I always preferred Toyo tires in general and this model in particular. It's stable and, in moderation, somewhat noisy or rather quiet. So, it's more about habit that the brand and model didn't really matter.

I'll make it short, the order came in 3-4 days after payment, put it on first snow, though ordered in summer in advance to have choice and price-quality ratio at installation, no delamination, acceptable runout, holds road if not driven aggressively and keep distance for maneuvering, hasn't tried snow or water yet, all ahead, winter width is relatively smaller than summer one, the wider the more it floats on slush and ice, as for the stars, I can

The tyre is very soft and quiet, quieter than any summer tyre. It holds well in snow and on asphalt, but on ice at high speed in turns you need to be careful, still without studs. After the summer tyre, the fuel consumption increased by half a liter, I thought the difference would be greater. There is no wear after one winter and 6300 km of use, which is a measure of Japanese quality. In terms of quality/price compared to competitors, I don't see

Quality and price match.

Tires price-quality ratio. They hold the road but not as well as one would like.

I've been using this model for the second time. Wear is almost imperceptible, despite the car being used in the city, on the highway, and on unpaved roads. The last winter was quite cold and snowy, with ice and other delights.

In winter conditions, the behavior is predictable. There were light slip-ups on packed snow and ice, but only when braking, starting up, and maneuvering on downhill slopes at 10% and above. But not critical, expected,

I've finally got some experience with winter tires! I thought I'd get the GoodYear Ultra Grip Ice2, but they were out of stock in the city, so I ended up with the Toyo Observe Gsi5. I'm not sure how to compare it to another brand, but I'm never going to go back to studs again. The tires were great, I've been driving carefully and they never let me down, not even on icy hills. I've been driving everywhere -