Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 11 1830

For 3 seasons, there have been no serious complaints about it. At first, it was a bit noisy, but all tires make some noise when they're new. The tread is great, I've lost only 2 studs over this time, although my driving style is different and there are still reagents in the city that nobody has cancelled. I think it will last for another 2-3 seasons for sure.

The best option for our winter. It rides on snow like on a dry summer road. And on ice, the studs handle it as needed. Not too noisy, it holds the trajectory perfectly. The fact that the ABS has not triggered even once in 2 winters means the tire is worthy.

Excellent studding, I've been using it for the second winter already. The holder provides a good grip, feels great on rural snowy roads, and in the city, of course, everything is fine. And it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. I highly recommend it.

They go on snow without slipping, quite briskly. The quality is good, the wear over 3 seasons is minimal, the studs have lost a maximum of 10% of all, and the tread is also in place. They grip perfectly on ice. The noise is standard for studded tires, no questions asked. I'm satisfied and recommend it.

Before that, the rubber was a segment more expensive, but I didn't feel a significant difference. This one seems to be even quieter, and the quality is still good. It pulled me out of the first frost and snow porridge for five points.

I've put on Nokian Hakkapeliitta 5 (FH 45), so far it's fine. The wheels were balanced normally, I'm still running them in. Of course, they are noisy on asphalt, like any studded tire, but I think they'll be fine in winter. So far, they've been great on wet roads and rare snow, confidently holding grip, braking normally, and feeling more comfortable than the factory summer tires.

This is the second time I'm buying this studded tire from this company, but this time for my wife's Opel Corsa D. I liked the quality of the tire itself. The studs are firmly made, do not fall out during any emergency braking, and handle the road well. I have a fairly aggressive driving style, and over two seasons, the same wheels have not worn out. My wife drives much more calmly, so they will last her a long time.

The tire is decent, I've been using it on my Kia Seltos for the second season. It feels comfortable while driving, the tread holds up normally, and based on my experience, it handles snow well. It's quite a good tire both for city driving and for trips out of town.

The second season has gone on these tires, the rubber is very pleasing. Over the past season, I lost a couple of spikes, but it's not critical, all the other spikes are firmly in place. There is a small noise from the tires, as with any studded tires, but it's not critical, it doesn't irritate or interfere. There are no questions about traction.

The tire is soft, floats slightly on wet asphalt at positive temperatures, but it's not critical, it holds the road well. Noise level is standard (depends on the vehicle's sound insulation). It slides on snow, has a slight skid on ice, and seeks the rut. Overall, I consider it an acceptable option, a confident mid-range tire.