Tyre reviews Toyo Observe GSI6 HP. Page 2 68

Excellent tire. Didn't expect it to be this grippy on ice. Very soft, quiet, dense, non-slip, well-balanced, eats potholes and bumps well, doesn't feel understeer or aquaplaning. Good on curves on black ice. Bought after studs. Satisfied.

High-quality tire.

I liked these tires more than Michelin XIce 3, which became worthless after 10 years without significant wear. I've been driving on friction tires for a long time. Toyo turned out to be better on ice and snow when cornering, accelerating and braking. If they do skid, it's not severe, and it feels more controllable... On icy bumps in the yard at low speed, the rear doesn't swing to the side like it did on Michelin, which was really scary and made me afraid of hitting someone. On snow and ice, I didn't skid anywhere, unlike with Michelin. Toyo is predictable, soft and quiet, and they handle snow well.

Performs well on rolled snow and also copes well with slush, good traction on bare ice! I recommend

For 6000 km, no complaints, only positive emotions.

The tires are good. I drove this winter and remained satisfied. I drive aggressively, with many lane changes, accelerations, and braking. Overall, in European winter conditions, they perform perfectly, but in snowy winter conditions, there was some discomfort, and ice was unexpectedly slippery a couple of times, as strange as it may sound. The tires have good traction and justified their cost.

Satisfied. So far, the operation is going successfully. We've tested them on snow, black ice, and more... Soft, not noisy. No major complaints so far.

Excellent tires for their money. They handle the road well. So far, they haven't let me down. I didn't think a budget friction tire could be so effective. There are some minor complaints on ice, but I think everyone has their drawbacks.

High-quality Japanese tires

I'm delighted now. Ideally quiet. Soft. Especially wet snow holds confidently. Brakes excellent. In a word, amazing Japanese quality.