Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG65. Page 75 1262

Moderately noisy. No normal snow or ice yet seen.

My mileage so far is pretty low (small tread-life), but I'm very pleased. Not very noisy on smooth asphalt...on gravel, the noise isn't that bad...holds the road. Thought it would hydroplane and be thrown off the road, but even that didn't budge.

The price-quality ratio is quite decent. They are a bit noisy, but that's normal. If you care about this, just install the noise-reducing inserts, and the problem will be solved.

Excellent Tire. Performanced well in hard snow. Came out easily.

Everything is fine, everything was done perfectly!

I wouldn't regret buying Yokohama Ice Guard IG65, I've been driving for 15 years and I've gotten used to the fact that perfect tires do not exist, everywhere there will be their quirks, considering the roads in our country. But this model pleasantly surprised me. For a fairly adequate price, you get good studded tires, a nice tread pattern, excellent handling of the vehicle. It grips the snow, grips the ice, brakes and accelerates normally, it doesn't

Excellent winter studded model from the Japanese. Yokohama has already established itself in the market, so there can be no doubts about the reliability and quality of their tires. A month ago I bought and installed Yokohama Ice Guard IG65 on my car. The first thing you notice is the silence. The second thing is the soft tire, very comfortable driving on asphalt. The car did not slip, and at high speeds I felt confident when the frost hit - the tires did not become hard

New tires require a break-in period of approximately 500km, and may seem noisy. During the period from November to February - studs are in place, effectively absorb road irregularities, but the rubber is soft and afraid of potholes and the like, and it's not worth catching them at high speeds, as they will require balancing. The price-quality ratio is adequate, they behave adequately on snow, ice, slush and the like.

As other users have noted, it tracks very well in curves. On the MKAD it's very noticeable when changing lanes, this wasn't the case in the summer. Otherwise everything is great, drives, pulls, and isn't particularly loud.

I put studded tires for the first time, chose Yokohama Ice Guard IG65 and didn't regret it! I chose this option because I now get on the highway more often - I bought a dacha and I go there occasionally in the winter, and I got a new job where I'm sent to other cities on business. Both on the city streets and on the highway, the studs provide excellent traction, the car doesn't slip, I slow down where needed, I enter turns smoothly