Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG30. Page 5 198

A decent tyre in its class. Braking distance on ice is fairly long, but acceptable. Holds well on snowy roads, but becomes unstable once reaching speeds of 110 km/h and above.

I'm having a terrible season with this tire. It doesn't hydroplane, it doesn't overheat. On asphalt, no issues. But on a wet road, it's a total disaster. Snow is a nightmare. It only works in temperatures above -10 degrees Celsius, and that's with a lot of grip. It's easier to drive on black ice in a taxi. I had a Kumho for 5 years and never had a problem.

A quite decent and durable tire. Of course, taking into account the lack of tread, considering I only drive to the dacha twice a month, properties on a dirt road and an icy surface do not particularly worry me, at least I have never been stuck. It only got blown twice on an icy asphalt, but I am not blaming the tire - I missed the edge of the sidewalk under the snow a little below the lane and took a left turn to get out, and I got a bit

I live in Southern Russia, and I don’t particularly need studded tires. I would’ve even driven in the summer, but no, it’s a bit of a thing). There is also the law and temperature fluctuations that can still cause the rubber to harden. I installed Yokohama Iceguard 30. I can only note the pluses, no negative feedback from the wheels has been noted. So there were nights when the temperature dropped below -7-10 degrees. The tire remained

I bought Yokohama tires for my Audi three years ago. There's no reason to change them, as the traction with the road is excellent, and the tread pattern is such that it neither picks up dirt nor snow!

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High-quality tires!

Great tires. Price/quality ratio is top-notch.

Driven 3000km on the tires. The tires pleasantly surprised me. Good, grippy on ice and snow, balanced very well with minimal weights of 5g.

Excellent tires bought twice and will buy again if they come out.