Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 12 2188

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.

Studs are great! The studs themselves are well seated, there are enough of them, and they hold perfectly. Snow, ice, puddles, and some unclear mess can be driven through with ease. Doesn't slip on ice. The tires were purchased for a Ford Maverick.

In terms of price, they are now adequate, and for such quality, it even turned out to be budget-friendly to purchase. This is my second set of these, and I can say that for winter, nothing has performed better. However, it's essential to install them as a full set; if you only put them on the front or rear, the tires may suffer damage.

These are very good and quite budget-friendly by today's standards. This is my second set now. The quality is excellent, the studs are firmly seated. The first set lasted 4.5 seasons. I replaced them along with the car. The tires are quite quiet, you can barely hear them in the cabin.

I declare immediately - I don't drive a car sideways and at an angle like Artemy from the post above. In fact, my hair doesn't turn gray while driving and my passengers don't get scared... So, this is already the second set of these

tires. The first one is on my Kashaq. The second one I bought on Exide. What can I say - great tires! Handling, passability are top-notch. I didn't lose a single stud on my Kashaq for the whole season. Maybe, if you're a pro racing driver like Artemy, they might not be suitable for you. Well, you shouldn't be racing on public roads, you should be driving carefully, not like a god and at an angle!!! With respect to those around you!