Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG35. Page 1 321

Excellent tire! I was pleased!

However, I was not satisfied with the delivery when I made a purchase (they took 1000 rubles instead of 500 for a pair of tires; the courier also did not reach the delivery location, he got stuck, I had to go to him myself...)

I've driven on various tires, but never bought Japanese ones. I read the reviews before purchasing, but the reviews didn't help me make a final decision. Still, I bought this tire and never regretted it. Everyone writes that it's soft for Russian roads and that the studs come loose on everyone. Yes, they can come loose on any tire if you drive aggressively. In general, I was just another Japan fanboy who thoroughly described how to use the tire, about scrubbing and all

I spent two winters on these tires, previously I had Gislaved, almost without studs. I took only two criteria: price and delivery time. Firstly, good: on loose snow in the yard, when parking, it grips perfectly, almost like a tractor, the tread cleans well. In a year, I got stuck (on a Mazda!) only twice, and it was because I immediately sank into a belly in almost the same place. Now a huge minus - driving between two cities (about

I got the 185/65 14, and the factory on my Fabia have the 60 profile. The pattern of the tire is directed as a good rain tire, that's why I bought it, I thought it would hold the road well) Manufactured in Indonesia.

After buying, I decided to read the reviews of these tires and was shocked) People write all sorts of madness: the studs fall out, the road does not hold, they hum and etc. - in

Good tire for its price. The only downside - the studs don't hold well. A few of them came off over the winter. They work well with water and mud. The sidewall is soft - it's a comfortable ride.

This tire has been used on two cars, from 2011 and 2014 respectively. Made in Philippines and Russia. It's equally as loud as other tires. The amount of tread loss is equally as bad. Given as a gift with the car, I wouldn't have bought it myself, but it's fairly predictable on slippery roads.

The tyres are not bad, a firm 4, but too soft for our harsh northern roads, as with all standard tyres in principle.

I bought the same tires again last year because two rims were devoured over the winter due to incorrect front-axle camber. I bought the same tires again, and predictably they behave as expected. The key is to be realistic about what to expect in winter driving conditions. In terms of price to quality ratio, I consider these tires to be among the best in their class.

Quality tires, no noise whatsoever, but still, one should not rely solely on tires, you need to think with your head when driving.

He takes 215/70/16 tyres. The tread depth is almost one centimetre. The tread quality isn't quite on the level of German brands. The grip on dry and wet asphalt is very high. Good directional stability and low noise level. Sucks up snow well. Keeps the track on light snow at 4. If it weren't for the discount he'd consider Finnish or German rubber.