Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG35+. Page 4 224

Yokohama Ice Guard IG35+ 175/65 R14 86T XL (studded)

Excellent tire! Installed on my friend’s car from the first frost. Passed the first icy test successfully, holds the road great, you can feel as if studs are biting into the ice. Does a great job in the snow, as much as you can say this about a front-wheel drive VAZ. Pity this tire, and actually, Yokohama doesn't make

The tire matches winter tires perfectly. One minor minus - it's a bit noisy. Otherwise, it's simply great. And it brakes well on ice, and starts moving smoothly. It rides smoothly and without vibration at high speed on the highway. I was pleasantly surprised on the snowy slush on the highway, it's very stable, I didn't expect that. The price and quality are simply EXCELLENT, I'm satisfied.

Some of the studs came out right from the start, although the first 300 kilometers were without any sudden accelerations or braking. Not a bad tire, but in reality, it's roughly on par with the Chinese ones, so the question of value for money remains with each of us. Handling is 3, wheels are designed for city speeds up to 80 km/h, they almost don't work on clean ice, just like with snow. Yokohama tires are made in Russia.

I'm riding on the tires my first season. I used to ride on winter tires without studs. So far, I only have positive feelings. The only thing I don't like is the noise.

Soft and quiet tire. I recommend.
MOSAVTOHIN minus - no information about tire age was provided during sale. Sent wheels from 2013. Be cautious when dealing with this store.

Used in taxi, mainly highway run, lost 30-40% of tread by the end of the season, but for such a run not bad, no cupping.

Bought on a friend's recommendation, second season in Arctic conditions (8-9 months of use) 90% of tread still intact, extremely satisfied, will definitely buy the same for the next season.

Almost two seasons and not a single nail has fallen off, the tire looks brand new, I drive carefully and have never noticed aggressive driving, especially in winter (winter lasts 8 months a year here). Nevertheless... huge and significant minus on the asphalt in winter - it's like a cow on ice, it's loud. One plus - it definitely goes through the snow, both loose and packed. I have something to compare it to, so I will sell the Yokohama at the end of

I'm already on my second set of Yoko tires for winter. They are quiet, great traction, and handle snowy roads well. The only drawback is that they are soft, wear down quickly...but that's also the reason for their good points...The price-to-quality ratio is excellent.

These tyres are really quiet. They grip snow extremely well. I recently pulled a Ford Transit T300 out of a snowbank on New Year's Day, which had become stuck due to snow depths of around 40cm. The tyre gripped well. There is a predictable "sliding" when making aggressive cornering at near freezing temperatures.

They really don't like understeer. Float on waves.

Overall the tyre is a 4+