Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 10 1830

Handle well, on straight icy road hold clearly. But in turns are prone to skidding. Very noisy!! I'm the first time in my life to encounter tires that hum like that!!

I've been looking for winter tires for a long time, and finally I stopped at iceguard iG55. On ice, they grip very confidently. They hold the road, and braking is predictable.

Snow and slush are also no problem. In the city, they're as quiet as a tractor, despite being studded. They're comfortable, don't throw the car around, and handle confidently in turns.

Over the season, I've driven a considerable distance, but the studs are still in place, and the tread hasn't worn down.

And hell is good. There was a choice of several brands, but on drive2 the collective mind made a decision, although other tires were also praised. I like everything, it's comfortable to drive, not noisy, the studs are firmly seated. I have nothing bad to say, I enjoy the ride and passability.

I've been trying out different winter tire options on my Elantra, and this season I've settled on the IceGuard 55. I'm really impressed with the traction! On ice, even when braking, the car stays put. In the city, it drives confidently on snowy roads, without slipping anywhere. A separate plus is that the sidewalls are strong, they don't puncture on potholes, and as we all know, our roads can be rough. I can definitely recommend them.

The car moves confidently through the snowy slush, without getting stuck. Uphills and downhills are also no problem, although we have some decent slopes here. Even my wife, who is afraid to drive in the winter, said that now she feels calm.
We've only been driving for the first season so far, so I can't say anything about durability, but after 2 months of active driving, I haven't lost a single stud.

The tires were very much liked, they hold the road perfectly, and on the snow they behave just perfectly. I think these are one of the best winter tires I've had.

I have a Chevy Astro, and for a long time, I couldn't find a decent tire for it. I found out about Yokohama and decided to give it a try, especially since the price is reasonable, it didn't turn out to be too expensive. On ice, it behaves confidently, doesn't skid, and holds the braking distance. We'll keep an eye on it, but so far, everything suits me, even more than that, I think it will last for a couple of seasons or so.

They perform well on ice and snow of different conditions. I installed them as soon as it got cold, just in case, and they handle well in terms of manageability, both at the moment and now, when the city is not cleaned, they cope well.

I'm satisfied with the rubber, it's doing its job, could be better braking, but for this budget I think it's excellent.

The studs are all in place, although I often wheel-spin from the traffic lights, due to the ice on our northern roads.

This season I put Yokohama 55 on my 2011 Kalina. The car has become more confident on the road, before that it was constantly swinging on the rut, and the skidding was harsh on the slush. With this tire, that's not the case. The Kalina itself is small and unstable, but this tire surprised me, it holds perfectly. Now I can calmly drive out of the uncleaned yard. As for the wear, I can't say yet, but in terms of behavior on the road, it's simply 100 out of 100.