Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG35+. Page 9 224

Fully satisfied with the purchased tires! It's my first experience driving on studded tires, and previously I only drove with the right-hand drive and left-hand drive on the slip. I've traveled 500 km in a gentle regime, not fast, with long gradual braking and non-slip starts. There's not much to say about that. Then I mostly drove in urban mode and took one trip to Voronezh and back (1100 km). I drive without extreme, don't race,

Excellent tire, actually I used to run a pure Japanese tire (tyre manufacturer) and then switched to this one – no difference whatsoever, just cheaper.

Previously there were Blizzak DM-V1, Ice Guard 35 Plus Yokohama - better by an order of magnitude.

You need to spin it at 2.5-2.8. Soft sidewalls. Immediately punctured two wheels. The tread separated in two places. The hole wasn't that big and I wasn't driving fast. Generally, the tread is seated well, holds the road, mediocre noise level.

Yokohama ICE GUARD STUD IG35 205/65R15 T99

I bought two for a test drive. They grip snow beautifully, handle ice very well, are perfectly stable during turns, brake superbly, and are quiet.

However, what happens when you encounter uneven roads is a nightmare! It's impossible to keep the car on the road's crown, and you will inevitably slide, even on dry, clean asphalt at near-zero temperatures. If

The tire is very good. I drive in the city and on dirt roads. On the asphalt it behaves like a 4. Do not make sharp movements at speeds above 80km/h. Up to 80 it's perfect. On the dirt road I worked like a bulldozer, even though it was ice under the snow. I did not slip at all. Avoid driving faster than 60km/h in a puddle. There is a slight hum (as is normal with winter tires

Excellent tire, highly recommend!!!

Good tires for the price. They handle snow, mud and eat ice well. Can be recommended.

Not without a few drawbacks, but overall, I'm satisfied!

Excellent tire quality for price. Not the first time I buy it. If you drive below 150km/h, the studs don't even protrude.