Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG60. Page 38 566

A wonderful tire, at the time of purchase there were doubts about the acquisition. However, two winter seasons have completely proven the correctness of the choice.

The price was a fairy tale, and they have been serving me for 3 years now, soon they will go for the fourth round. I bought them not based on recommendations, but on what I could afford and based on good reviews I found. At that time, it felt like buying a cat in a bag, and whether it was dead or not, I could only guess. Over these years, I've come to realize that the tires are super cool, they handle the road well, and I even drove through puddles when the temperature suddenly rose to +5 in winter. I hope they will last for another 5 years, and I think I'll also consider buying Yokohama tires in the future.

Handles dry and wet roads well. Braking is also excellent.

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A quiet, very, sound appears only after 80 km/h. The road holding is excellent. If the average temperature in your region is from +5 to -15 degrees, then this tire is suitable for you. If it's below -15 degrees, it's better to look at studded tires, as they will perform better on icy roads.

On the specified car, mileage on the purchased tires is minimal (snow has only fallen and immediately melted, but overnight frost is not a rarity). However, with several of my previous cars, I have used both summer and winter tires from Yokohama in various models, with only positive impressions. Therefore, on the specified car, Yokohama tires have been purchased again.

I've been driving this winter. The tires are good. The wear is minimal. I feel confident on them on black ice in the narrow courtyards of Krasnodar. If it wasn't for them, I wouldn't have driven on ice in the summer tires. I had the tires serviced at Mosavtochina, a much better job was done there than in other service centers.

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Tires bought in the fall of 2020 have changed my whole opinion about studs. Before that, there was a rule - only studs. But this studded tire really holds well even on mush. No noise is a pleasant bonus after studded tires. If there is black ice on the road, I just drive slower. In that case, it's like the saying goes: "the quieter you go, the farther you will get." But I drove just as much on studded tires.