Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard IG65. Page 8 1427

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...

Excellent tires, never had a problem with traction in various weather conditions. They hold the road well at high speeds, but are quite noisy, nothing can be done about it

I recommend, excellent tires, worth their money. I liked their driving characteristics, plus the size was easy to find. After 2 seasons, minus a few studs, not bad, I think. Not too much noise, but my silencer always saves me.

The second season on ice. It doesn't skid on rolled snow, doesn't drift in turns. On ice, it grips quite normally. I often drive on the highway and it's comfortable in principle, it doesn't make much noise, compared to my previous tires, it's almost silent. On wet asphalt and puddles, it doesn't lose traction. In winter, I love to go fishing, it moves quite well through the snow.

On wet asphalt, on ice, on rolled snow, on snow porridge - excellent! On loose snow, in snowdrifts not very... So definitely, for the city it's just right.

It suited the Prado perfectly, and according to the season's results, it performed almost ideally. It drives very confidently on icy sections and in loose snow. A normal balance between comfort and traction.