Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG65. Page 6 1258

An excellent tire option in modern realities! The price is excellent, as is the tire. Grippy, moderately noisy. A couple of studs came off after running a couple of thousand km. I definitely recommend!!!

Excellent tires. On fresh snow, it goes like a tank, you feel the car, it's easy to handle, and it confidently holds the track. Soft, but not too soft, the studs are in place, and braking is clear. On the highway, there is some noise, but it's tolerable. I think that for this money, you won't find a better winter tire, it's reliable and durable.

The tires are installed on a light front-wheel drive crossover. I was looking for tires as a golden mean (for Moscow). Continental ContiIceContact 2 was not available, the delivery was too long. That's why I took these. The characteristics of the tires fully satisfy me. Unlike Nordman 7, these are quieter and there is no hum at speed, while they are definitely not worse in terms of driving qualities.

I installed them on a Sportage. Previously, I had Hankook and Nokian, this tire feels more reliable. Especially on ice, it holds directly. On asphalt, both wet and dry, it's also in order. After one season, all the studs are still in place.

I bought them based on reviews and now I'm writing my own. I'll say right away that you shouldn't look at "Made in Russia", because it doesn't mean anything, the tires are made qualitatively, the mixture is of good composition. They don't become stiff in frost, and don't float, not prone to sideways slipping. They brake excellently, the studs hold tight. I'm very satisfied with the tires.

The first season went well - everything is fine. In the second season, I punctured a wheel to replace it, on not a very big pit. I bought a new one. By the end of the season, bulges appeared on 2 wheels while driving in the city.

I have no complaints about handling/braking/comfort, but durability suffers.

Not the first time I'm buying tires of this model and I've bought them again. The spikes hold well, the tires don't bulge, don't become brittle. And they last long, at least six seasons. The new set is fresh, 26th week of 2025.

For winter in our region, there's no point in taking a risk, but good studs are still hard to find. I liked these, the treads are decent, I can drive confidently everywhere. I changed them a few days ago, lost 3 studs from 2 wheels over the season, a very respectable result.

For two seasons of operation, they never failed, on the highway, in the city, do not skid, when braking do not slide, did not get stuck in snowdrifts. By condition - studs in place, nothing cracked. Excellent tires.

Took 3 sets of tires...In general, not bad...The operator said the tires were from 2023, but they were from 2019...
One of them got a bulge during installation...