Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075. Page 12 713

They drive well on snow, reliable wheels. No matter how many bumps and potholes I drive on, the disk has never been punctured, no bulges, no hernias.

Great tires, I'm satisfied. This year, of course, the winter in Essentuki was warm and there was little snow. But still, there were three good snowfalls and icy conditions. The car drives like a tank. I recommend!

The tires came with the new car, so I didn't have a choice. I was skeptical about the tread, having previously only driven on studded tires. I thought I would have to change the tires to studded ones. But that didn't happen. The tires performed perfectly. The first thing I liked was the softness and quietness (after the studded tires, of course). It handles loose snow and slush with ease. On ice, everything is also predictable, as long as you don't overinflate the tires.

The first winter on Yokohama, I managed to drive on both snow and ice. The tires were generally good, I didn't even expect that for their price they would handle snow so well. Recently, I turned onto a dirt road, the snow was already packed down, but in some places it was still almost knee-deep, the car pulled through confidently. And on regular roads, there are no problems at all, the tires hold the road, you drive without tension, you don't have to wrestle with the car. The only issue is if the ruts are deep, then you need to hold the wheel steady, but that's not the tire's problem. In general, the tires are fine, they are definitely worth their money.

A pleasant soft tire.

I bought it because the characteristics were arranged - I needed a durable one, as I often drive on ice chains, and I go to rocky places.

I haven't fully tested it yet, but it goes well on the highway, wet snow, slush, and ice.

The coolest thing is that I didn't plan to buy this model, because before that, the tires were also Yoki Ice Guard, but of the previous generation, and they all went to the hernias - both in the center and on the sides. But after reading reviews and comparing technologies, I chose new Yoki. I hope these won't be rakes)

Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075 I used to be afraid of black ice like fire, always driving on studded tires. Yokohama Ice Guard are my first non-studded tires. I've driven on them for two winters, and it turns out they handle ice just fine, not as good as studded tires of course, but still exceeded my expectations, especially in terms of grip on ice, I thought it would be worse. And plus, the fact that you can drive on the highway without the annoying noise of studs is a big plus, it's just great. You drive almost like you're on summer tires, quietly and smoothly gliding over the road.

Fully satisfied with the price, and as a result, with speed and driving qualities. No noise was noticed, does not slip, copes well with snow.

The balance is excellent, there is no hum at all. On the highway, city asphalt goes great. In water, it does not lose its properties, not too stiff, but holds well.

In principle, if you drive carefully and don't speed, it's excellent tires. I never exceed the speed limit, so the tires perform great. The grip on the road is good, even on ice, which is surprising for non-studded tires. Over 3 seasons, I have no complaints, and I don't even want to go back to studded tires.

The second season went to this tire, only now in St. Petersburg, moved with the family) The feeling is all great. The grip holds well, on snow with rain the car does not lead, does not make noise. I can recommend the tire.