Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG50+. Page 4 647

I convinced myself to buy a tire sticker for a long time, spent a couple of hours in the network, and after a short study, decided to settle on this option, which I'm using on my Honda Accord (225/50/18). I don't know, maybe because it's still new, but I'm very pleased with it so far. If I compare it with the previous Nokian Hakkapeliitta 8, I like it better, both on asphalt and on Moscow

These ones really worked well for me in terms of comfort. The car doesn't feel stiff on them—road imperfections are hardly noticeable. And what's pleasant is that the car isn't floaty, doesn't follow ruts, and doesn't lean excessively. I drove calmly in winter, and I didn't feel like switching to anything else.

I bought them without high expectations, just needed decent non-studded tires. In practice, I liked them. They grip well on snow, are quiet in the city, and I noticed no changes in cold weather. I installed them and simply drove all winter—basically, that's all I needed.

I've already driven on these Yokohama tires with my previous car. Back then they lasted several winters, so I've bought them again now. I like that the tire is quiet and behaves calmly on winter roads. For city driving, this option suits me better than studded tires.

The worst service at the tire shop is not the company itself, but just a horror - they ruined my winter tires and take zero responsibility

Pass by this company, they didn't even bother to apologize for cutting my wheel

I've been choosing winter tires for a long time, and I stopped at these. The balancing is good, the tires are even, immediately after installation, I noticed confident grip on the road, no noise, the car goes straight, without skidding, the car is easy to handle.

This winter it's been working at 100%, hasn't gotten stuck once, slowly but it drives and pulls itself out. Yes, it's not very comfortable on pavement, but that's not what it's for. Considering the mileage and uncleared roads, I was expecting worse, but the tires have pleasantly surprised me. I recommend

I installed them on my Honda Freed, 15-inch diameter. The car has become higher, and snowdrifts are no longer as intimidating, I haven't gotten stuck once in December and January. I'm generally satisfied with the tires, the ABS has only activated a couple of times when approaching lying snowbanks - that's my own fault. There was a bit of snow and I started braking too late. I chose them because my dad has them on his Rav4 and has had nothing but positive experiences for several years. His is made in Japan, mine is made in Russia. Neither I nor the tire fitter noticed any difference.

I drive mainly in the city. On ice, braking is normal, ABS kicks in without sharp jerks. On rolled snow in turns without slipping, if the speed is normal. In courtyards through slush, I exit calmly, with minimal wheel spin. On dry asphalt, the noise is moderate.

Good soft tires, was afraid of skidding or that the road would not hold, but everything is okay.