Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 13 2188

Hello! I purchased these tires to replace my Bridgestone spikes, on which I drove for 6 full seasons, as we don't really have winters in the Rostov region, and I was very satisfied. What I want to say after installing the new Yokohama wheels is that as soon as I left the tire shop, I was unpleasantly surprised that the asphalt didn't hold at all - a small bump and the car would toss (I thought, well, maybe it will get better after a break-in period). But on the highway, it turned out that it didn't hold the road at all. On a snowy road, it handles pretty well, but on ice, not so much. For this price, I expected more. I don't recommend it! Most likely, I'll sell them, as safety is more important.

Excellent tires! A worthy replacement for the IG35 series. Made in Russia, but so far only positive emotions. Installed in mid-December. Let's see in the spring, but for now the studs are all in place.

We are in Sochi, in the mountains. Impression - Good. 2021, for 3 days there was snow and ice. These tires helped us out. Now it's warm. We took them in case of frost. Once a year, such a situation occurs for 1-2 weeks

Great tires for a crossover. There are some issues with lateral stability, but these are mitigated by the quiet and good snow traction. For 5,000 km we lost 3 or 4 studs from the whole set.

For driving a Toyota Fortuner with a diesel engine it is not suitable. Unless you are a fan of drifting. A four-wheel drive gives little reassurance.

Hello to all!

This tire is useless for a Cruze. The manufacturer writes about a new composition, but it’s a hardwood in winter. I drove on KUMHO before, I don’t remember the model, but the difference on ice and packed snow is huge! I drove on IG55 for three seasons, got tired of catching the car when braking and turning, I’m going to change. It behaves very badly in winter on ice and packed snow, in turns and braking

Good tire for the price. Was hesitant in my choice since the country of origin is Russia, before it was Japan. Compared and understood that the quality did not deteriorate.

We bought them in the fall, and they fit right away

I only understood the quality of the tire in Tyumen during a heavy snowfall, the only thing that surprised me was that with a speed of 30 km/h, the car still skids on any turn, but overall, I would recommend buying good quality tires.

Good tires, balanced to 10 for each wheel, I've driven more than 1000 km so far. I've worn in 500 km as I should, they're quiet, and hold the road well on dry, icy asphalt. But they dig in with snow. The studs are also good as long as they're still on. I would recommend buying them.

I didn't lose any studs at all last winter. And although half of the winter was snowless and theoretically in such conditions studs don't last long. It's a significant plus! They grip the road really well. No issues with corners. I wouldn't say they're noisy, but it's definitely louder than the summer ones. And it's especially pleasing that they're made in Russia!)