Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG65. Page 10 1427

At the time of recall, I have driven for two seasons, the last winter was just what was needed, a real winter, not European-style, with snow, ice, snowdrifts and other delights of a full-fledged winter. Not once did it let me down, everything was predictable, especially braking. The studs, despite occasional winter trips on bare asphalt, are all still in place for now. I don't see much wear. One nuance is that at temperatures above +5°C, they become very soft, which I have generally observed with many winter tires. They were balanced very well, with small weights. In terms of parameters, it was the best option for me, and I'm satisfied with the result.

Oh, studded tires, the first time I drove on ice with them, they handle well, driving straight is like driving on clean asphalt. Acceleration-braking doesn't strain, you just do everything a bit smoother. Good for starting uphill, people around here were wheel-spinning even with non-studded tires, but I had no problem with my studded ones.

Quite decent tires! On the first 300-400 km, they hum, but then the hum disappears. On ice, they perfectly hold the car. But on snow, they slip a bit. ABS works at the limit. You get used to it. Solid 4!!!

The tires were very much liked. Both the behavior on asphalt and in deep snow.
The salon is comfortable, even at 180 km/h.

Excellent tires, soft, minimal noise, hold the road well, in the groove like on a train. As for wear, there's nothing to say yet

The car handles well on the road with this tire, doesn't slip into the rut, has confident traction on ice, and easily pulls out of the snow slush in the yard, so I don't regret buying it at all. The quality is excellent, it doesn't become brittle in the frost, and all the studs are in place.

It's too early to talk about wear, as I've only driven one season so far, and now I'm starting my second, so all the studs are still in place and the tread is ideal. In terms of road surface, it gets out of everything, and on ice it grips normally, you can drive at high speed confidently, and it won't lead you anywhere.

It performed well on front-wheel drive. Snow passes smoothly, no skidding. It also has no problems with ice. The roads where I live are not great, with many potholes, so I'm pleasantly surprised that I haven't gotten any bulges in two seasons.

The tire was purchased after using Yokohama ice-guard-ig55, which also suited me. The tire is not noisy, it performed well on dry asphalt. Acceleration on snow and slush is excellent. Braking is also confident. If there is a need, I will purchase it again. To those who ask for advice on which tire to buy, I recommend it. Over 2 winters, the loss of studs on the wheel is from 2 to 6, but the driving style is aggressive.

The tire really liked it. On snow, it scrapes as needed. In our yard, everyone knows how to clean, but Yoka sweeps generally from wherever possible. On ice, everything is also clear, there were no skids or swings even once in 4 winters. On the highway, at high speed, you feel confident, there is a feeling that the road is being held. Choose for yourself, and I can only recommend it based on my experience)