Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 10 2188

I've driven out the 4th season and am putting them up for sale. There's still 25-30% of tread left, which would be enough for another season or for driving them in, but I have three kids, so I'm not taking the risk. I'm planning to buy the same ones for the next season.

For a real winter. On ice, the best, with excellent grip. In snow, stable. The tread wears evenly, the tires are not noisy, unless 150+, but there's more noise from the car anyway. They performed well both in urban and out-of-town conditions.

I took these tires before last year's cold weather. On ice, they are simply excellent, braking is clear, the car does not skid. In the snow, they also hold the road confidently. The studs are working, they did not come out over the season. I will take them again for sure.

Hello everyone!
My wife has been driving on these tires, made in Russia since 2018. The mileage is relatively small, mainly driving in a small town without traffic jams and congestion. The mode is "kids to school, herself to work and back". After 7 seasons, the tires are in excellent condition, all studs are in place, and they have hardly worn out.
Pros: wear resistance, durability, and perhaps that's all...
Cons: very poor grip on winter roads!! Ice and compacted snow are definitely not their element! My wife noted that she often gets stuck "in a flat spot". We've had to drive to pull her out or ask taxi drivers for help more than once. When turning at a fairly low speed, the car skids!!! The safety systems (ABS, ESP) often activate.
It's hard to say what causes such significant drawbacks.
I drive on Michelin 2. I've replaced all the fallen studs with repair ones and I'm driving, smiling)

Very quiet for a studded tire, good grip. Does not lose traction on ice. The tread is high and effectively clears snow.

On snowy country roads, the tires performed excellently. In turns, the car is stable, on straights it does not skid - even the stabilization did not kick in. At the end of the season, all the studs are in place. At the same time, the tires are very quiet, it's comfortable to drive on them.

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.