Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG60. Page 2 589

I decided to try driving on studded tyres this winter, lucky us, our city is quickly cleared of snow, and winters aren't that harsh here. I spent some time reading reviews, forums, and tests, and considering I've already driven on Yokohama tyres, I decided to start the season with IceGuard IG60. Now I've already clocked a decent number of kilometres, and I think the tyres have fully broken in, so I can confidently give them 5 stars. The

I've been driving on these tires since the end of January, and what can I say, I'm quite satisfied. The grip is excellent, whether it's on snow, ice, or slush. It doesn't aquaplane, and the cabin is quiet with them. A comfortable city option and for a reasonable price.

Our winters are harsh, the roads are rarely cleaned, and I often drive out of town. They confidently go through deep snow and ice crust. Not once did I get stuck, even when I had to leave the courtyard, which was piled up with snow)) On asphalt, it's also comfortable, no extra noise or vibration

There's a bit of a buzz around the new Yokohama tires. The interesting new items have appeared in sales. And since my old tires are completely worthless, and not suitable for another winter season, I decided to buy the new ICEGUARD IG60 tires. The tires are good, the material is sound. After the break-in, I drove to the side of the road to test how the sidewall would hold up - it's a solid five. They also performed well in my speed

I gave up on tyre studs several years ago because I mostly drive around the city during winter. I bought these tyres last autumn, and over the winter they've proven to be a good choice. They're quiet on asphalt, grip well on snow, and the car brakes effectively on cold roads. They're also much more comfortable than the studded tyres I had before.

I already had these tires on my previous car. They were good, so I got them again for another car. I didn't want to experiment before winter. I like that the rubber is soft, yet the car drives precisely. For winter tires, they grip well on snow, and in the city, they fully meet my needs.

I've already driven on Yokohama in winter before, so last year I didn't change the brand and got the ice guard60. The season went normally, I liked the tyre. It's quiet in the city, remains soft in frost, and the car doesn't become unstable. Braking is confident on packed snow, and there are no problems in courtyards either.

Yokohama pleasantly surprised. On the city quietly, softly, coupling is excellent. On the rolled snow and ice, the car holds, braking is even. Comfort is high, the tire is not rigid, but it does not sag.

After switching from cheap winter tires to these, the feeling is different. I always thought it was overpaying for the brand, but in reality, you get both comfort and confidence, with less noise. In the city, it's excellent, and on the highway, if you don't push the pedal, everything is stable.

The car sticks like glued, and the rolled snow is also okay. It's already the third season, and it brakes just as smoothly and predictably. The tread diverts water well. They make very little noise on asphalt, but compared to studded tires, it's not even noise. The fuel consumption turns out to be quite economical.