Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG60. Page 40 580

In the snowy mess, there were instances of poor braking, but while driving, no skidding or issues occurred. On the icy surface, I drove peacefully. I nailed the turns on sport mode and not a single skid occurred. Maybe I'm the only one with an issue with the slush. Overall, I'm pleased with the tires. I'm even considering buying another set in the spring if I can find a good discount.

I used studded tyres a few years ago, but after four years, virtually all the studs were worn out. I decided to switch to a stud-less tyre and after researching, I chose the Yokohama IIG60. The first thing that struck me (or rather my ears) was that the tyre is significantly quieter than the studded one. What a difference between heaven and earth. I've been driving on urban asphalt, never venturing far from the city, and there was no need

Good tires, at -50°C they do not freeze.

Yokohama Ice Guard IG60 - a great tire for traction, I used to always drive with studs, but moving to warmer climates made me change my habits) These tires grip well on snow and ice after night-time frost, I think they can even compete with studs) Additionally, the ig60 tires are stable during night-time frost, not stiff in the morning, get in and drive to work. I give them 5 stars.

Good!

Bought the tires no regrets all super

Didn’t find much of a difference compared to the IG50. Road behavior is predictable. Compared to the summer model, the very soft sidewall added comfort when hitting a pothole and road surface irregularities. There were no cracks on both models.

Excellent tires, I am satisfied, thanks to all, and to those who made them and who sell them!

In the frosty winter and slushy spring, they showed reliability and stability on the road.

Tires are on fire!!!
They hold the road perfectly