Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG20. Page 3 71

Great tire!!! It's been the best!!! The only drawback - wheelspin when starting uphill on ice! Driven for two seasons - no wear whatsoever! It leaves the road pretty confidently! On a 5-7 cm layer of snow, the car drives like a tank! Snow is thrown to the sides, and the car holds course beautifully. Braking on ice is also good, better than on many studded tires. That's all...

If you want to stop on someone else's car - Take it!

If it's above zero on the street, which is often the case for Moscow winters, it feels like someone has wrapped chewing gum on the tires instead of tires. And neither ABS will help in an emergency! But otherwise, the tire is very soft and comfortable.

If you want a good grip, better take the WS60 bridges, although they are far from ideal when it's above zero on the

I bought what I wanted, everything is to my liking.

Took last year's tires to the King Alex - didn't like them. Now I'm sitting and choosing the Fita, but I won't take them. I didn't like a lot of things!

The tire has withstood two winters with super departure, minimal wear! On snow, it's like an all-terrain vehicle! On dry asphalt, it's not noisy, drove on highways! At -20 frost, it remains soft and elastic!!

satisfied with the rubber, perfectly holds the car at any speed, on the snow - ideal, but water is the fee, swims at times
tire for cold winters

Good tires.
It really searches for the rut, not if you don't hurry in it, then everything is fine. It brakes perfectly even on ice. In general, very good.

Drove through the snow where a four-wheel drive jeep got stuck

In December 2009, I purchased the above-mentioned tires, my choice was not motivated by anything. I drove for a season, I had a great impression of the tires for Western Siberia ...

Good tires for snow and ice
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