Tyre reviews Toyo Observe Ice-Freezer. Page 6 114

On a clean asphalt like in summer, when exiting at a turn onto snow/ice it can be hard to fit, on ice it's just okay, and it also handles well in snow.

Humming at 110 km/h.

Average tires, price is inflated, won't buy again.

First winter season. EXCELLENT! Holds the road, soft, quiet. City and countryside, snow, asphalt, ice.

Disappointed. Had Nordman 4 for 6 seasons without any complaints, just came time for a replacement. The new Toyo tires perform worse than the 6-year-old Nordman 4. Constant drifting on the road with loose snow. As a result, a broken bumper. On a straight road at a speed of 60 km/h, it spun out. No reaction to the steering wheel. Without even finishing the winter season, I'm selling them.

I drove on the tyres in size 185/65/14 on a Logan. Everything was fine: the handling, braking and traction were all good. No spikes had blown out in 2 seasons. The road camber caused no discomfort. However, the situation changed dramatically when I bought the same tyres on a Largus, but with a 15 diameter (185/65/15). Any manoeuvre after 100 km/h causes unforgettable sensations. The car simply floats. I have a

Hums loudly

They say in Japan, there is no winter, so winter tires aren’t very popular. I'm skeptical. I've been driving on Toyo Observe ICE-FREEZER tires for 6 seasons now, and everything is fine. I've lost a total of 5 studs, 1x1x2x1, over the entire period of use. They handle winter roads well. There are no problems. I switch to winter tires when the temperature drops to solid -3, -

I live by the sea in the Krasnodar region, we have extremely rare winters, but as they say, very accurate. This tire model did not particularly please, probably due to the fact that it is of Malaysian production, on the ice it's more or less, but on dry roads it behaves very poorly: 1)large braking distance, 2) very low cornering stability, the car is very skittish on the road. And most importantly, 80% of

As for the tire itself, I can't say anything as snow had been lying for three days. Over the 10 km distance, 8 studs on the front wheels had popped out. There was no more snow so I changed to summer tires, which was after November 20 last year.