Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG60. Page 4 589

This is the third season on these tires. Enough for the city. Brakes well, good grip, people like these tires very much. On dry asphalt, the noise is moderate. The tread is still in order, it should be enough for this and next season.

I leave for work early, and in the morning there is often ice, especially when driving down and in courtyards. These tires handle uphill driving well, and I can drive down without slipping. The handling is satisfactory. I also want to mention the price, I expected less, but got very decent wheels.

I chose non-studded tires for the city and highway, and stopped at these. I can say that one of its best qualities is its strong contact with the road, small bumps are not noticeable, it's comfortable. The tread pattern is good, the lamellas work, and it doesn't skid.

I never thought that non-studded tires could be so good in winter. I drove the entire last season on the Ural snow and ice, no skidding, clear brakes. The only thing is that I put them on earlier that year and the wear seems to be higher.

I updated the tires on my wife's car, took the same ones that I ride. In terms of quality, I like them, I've already driven 3 seasons, the wear is slow and even, the grip is great, not noisy. There are no problems with handling on slippery roads, my wife likes them too.

I've driven through 3 seasons in the Moscow region, installed on a Rio. The tires perform well, although they're no longer new. Wear is even. In the cold, on ice, it starts without slipping, if you're careful. Noise is minimal.

For the money, it's a great tire, before them were Bridgestone LM-01, my spouse drives the car, when we installed them after 4-year-old used Bridgestone, she said the car started braking and accelerating.

Decent performance. Quality tires, bought at the beginning of last year, almost one and a half winter seasons on them. No problems, no bulges, although a couple of times I normally drove into the railings.

The third season is already on the Logan with this tire. Before that, I was afraid to take the tread, but in vain, it's enough for the city, and there's no noise at all. At subzero temperatures, the tire does not become brittle. I drive smoothly on snow, on ice quite confidently. It doesn't critically skid, handling is preserved.

On Lifan Solano, this tire performed well. Aisguard Studdles 60 is very soft, rides smoothly over bumps, and there's no hum in the cabin. On ice and snow, I feel confident, the car is responsive. There was a case when I drove into a snowstorm on the highway, everyone was nervous, but I was calm because the tire held the road well. So far, it's been 3 seasons, but the tire is still in great condition, it will probably last for the same amount of time again.