Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG55. Page 60 1830

I installed this tire on a Renault Grand Scenic III, it suits me. After running in, the noise decreased, it doesn't irritate. The road holding is confident, in my region there was already the first snow and the first frost - everything is fine, I drove everywhere, the tire did not fail.

I bought a set of these tires for my second car.
The feelings are pleasant, as before.

Normal studding, quite budget-friendly, with a good set of characteristics. It has been with me for three winters already, I've lost less than a dozen studs in total from all wheels. The grip is excellent, ice and snow are handled perfectly. I have it on my Mazda Tribute, I'm satisfied. It will easily last for another season or two at least.

I'm buying this tire for my Nissan Qashqai for the second time. The tire was recommended to me, and it turned out to be really good. The studs are seated well and don't come out. It provides excellent grip, including on ice. I can confidently give it 5 stars.

Everything is fine

The tire is good, the price and quality match.

Everything is fine so far. They are a bit noisy, but not critically. Good grip on the road.

I bought a set of these tires here on this website in the summer of 2020 on sale. The price was around 4 rubles per tire. I've driven two seasons without any issues, I'm satisfied. On ice, in loose snow and slush, everything suited me. I changed tires a week ago before the third season. All the studs are in place, they didn't sink in and didn't even wear out. I have 11 years of driving experience. I mostly drive carefully, but I can also drive actively, on nature or minimal off-road. In short, I'm satisfied, I don't know who didn't like them. Previously, I drove on Dunlop Ice Peak, I think it was the model. After the second season, the studs started to fall out. First, they sank in, and then they started to fall out. I also want to note that my relative drove on Yokohama, on the same model, for 5 seasons. On a Subaru Outback/ manual transmission. Different driving modes. Everything is excellent, I'm satisfied. He sold them to a person who drove on them for another couple of seasons. My advice for buying: they don't make much noise, medium softness. Good grip on the native drive.

Applicable to the past author (Artem). I used to drive a Khak, now I have Contic on A7. I got a Jimny by chance (I found a cheap set of new tires and wheels for Jimny on Avito). For this car, after a year of use, I'm buying a second set of the same tires (just higher). Tires are for calm driving. If you have a head on your shoulders and you know the pros and cons of tires, then you and your family will remain safe. On turns and bumps, Contic holds noticeably more confidently. That's probably all. I've tested the tires in deep snow several times. I think it's not necessary to write why exactly after a year I'm taking the same tires but higher. As long as I don't sit on the frame, it "works" like "don't worry, mom". Sharp starts and stops on ice are better done in advance and on even wheels. If you don't show off on the road, it's quite confident movement. Yes, by the way. On its small wheels, I drove the Jimny where the Pajero Sport (on the same track) with high Nordman simply got stuck. All the studs are in their places for the season.

Good tires.