Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG35+. Page 6 224

I've run this tire for a whole season, having bought it in late 2019. Over that time, I've had to drive through snowdrifts, ice-covered city roads, in the rain, and during hailstorms. But I can say that she's coped with all of these tests wonderfully, and in no way has been damaged. I'd definitely recommend the tire.

I would like to leave a small review after two years of using Yokogama IG35+ tires. To start, I immediately want to note that I didn't just use tires, but also plan to mount them again this year. I drove on tires not only within the city, but also outside of it. Sometimes I even managed to get to a winter fishing trip. About the tires themselves: they are durable. I live in Khakassia, and this climate doesn't ruin the quality

The studs in the tires are of high quality. They grip like a vice on any surface. Last winter, kids built a slope in the backyard for sledding that was so steep I thought I wouldn't make it. But I made it! One big plus is that Yokohama always gives you a good road feeling. This is especially important in the winter! After one winter, I'm still running with only one stud lost on the rear wheel. It's probably due to a poth

Good tires, quiet and grippy.

Tires have been great, noise is minimal on road whether it's ice or snow. I like them.

Winter tire. Extremely quiet and responsive. Balances almost without load. Worn out after 4 years, 30% of tread remained. Suitable for both calm and aggressive driving styles, depending on weather and mood. Very satisfied with this tire.

Great tires, 2 months driven on asphalt, lost not one spike. On snowy, salty "mud" the car is certainly pulled, but in such a situation only tracks would help :)

Those without the "plus" wore out their tread on the second month of use.
These ones behave perfectly, as one should behave normally with standard driving style without jerks and sudden braking.
Even with such actions, everything wears well.

In my opinion, good value for money.

The tire is just average, performs very poorly on loose snow, tolerable on ice.