Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG50+. Page 3 647

They hold confidently on ice, braking is even. In the city, they don't float on snowy porridge, and they steer normally in a rut. On asphalt, there is noise without howling. In the frost, they don't become stiff, they hold the trajectory when changing lanes, without skidding. Wear for the season looks adequate. In the yard, I can drive up a hill without problems, even when the snow is already rolled up.

Bought at a good price back in September! So the sleds were prepared in advance. But, these tires are not sleds at all, but good and confident, manageable! On wet asphalt, in slush or wet snow, the grip is stable. The tires are soft, there is no hum, the ride has become smooth, the suspension shakes less. They completely suit me!

Three seasons have passed, the state is good. They do not become brittle, do not turn into plastic, the wear over this time is even. In terms of grip, everything is in order, it does not lead in turns. Fuel consumption has decreased on them, I think. Good balance between comfort and safety.

The tire does not become brittle, does not vibrate and does not make noise. In terms of handling, everything is fine - there is no skidding even in the loosest snow. On packed snow, it also grips the road quite well.

Took in the size 215/60 R16 95Q. The tire looks good, not worn out. As for off-road performance, I can't say, I only drive on the highway and in the city. For these conditions, it's perfect. On icy roads, it holds the road well.

I liked this tire, I've been driving on it for three years. It's quite soft, but not too soft, not noisy, and the handling is also great. After icy rain, it performed excellently, no skidding on turns. It's a great option for the city, I don't drive on highways in winter.

I have a Mazda 6, Yokohama tires were installed on it for the first time. I liked the low noise level and confident grip, we currently have a lot of snow, the tires feel normal. On a slippery road, the handling does not fail. It rides quite comfortably, let's see what the wear will be.

They don't slip, brake smoothly. No problems with directional stability. I bought last year's production, so at first I was afraid they would be too soft, but in the end it turned out to be okay, they just felt fresh and that's why it seemed that way. Previously, I had tires from a higher price category, but I didn't notice any difference.

A very decent tire, I've already put it on for the second season. It holds traction well, doesn't slip on rolled snow and ice + balances perfectly. And what's no less important, the tire doesn't hum, doesn't make noise and is generally comfortable.

I've had these tires myself for three winters, and this year I bought the same ones for my wife's car. In terms of traction quality, I like them the most, and I've driven on different traction tires. They handle very comfortably, there's no problem with driving out of a frozen yard in the morning, the car moves confidently. And they performed well on ice too. My wife has only ridden with me in them so far, we'll see what she says when she tests them herself.