Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075. Page 4 713

The winter season is almost over, and I would like to share my impression of this tire. I bought this model for the first time, before that I drove on studded tires also from Yokohama. G075 is quiet, with excellent grip on snow. It handles morning ice and light road crust perfectly, doesn't lose control, and brakes normally. I noticed a small fuel economy with it. I can safely recommend it.

Good tires, I drive on them in the city without any problems. I'm a realtor, I have frequent trips to different parts of the city, I drive a lot during the day, so I took better and more expensive tires. They justified my investment, the first season passed with flying colors, I hope I won't have any problems with them in the future:)

In the tire salon, they offered a Yokohama set for winter, the model is called Iceguard 75, I bought it last year. I find it comfortable to drive with them, it feels like it's easier to handle the car when driving on ice. My husband also likes them. We haven't checked them this year yet, but they shouldn't deteriorate in a year, the salon said that they will last for 3-4 seasons for sure.

Good tire. I think it will give a lead to more expensive manufacturers. The icy road in the morning held perfectly, the same as wet snow. Sliding in curves is not noticed, which is quite a relief in Hankooks.

After one year of use, immediately after season change, a real howling appeared. It screams from +10 to -10 always. 100% hub bearing is not the issue! In all other parameters, nothing special and outstanding when used in urban conditions, brakes well-enough, but starts to lock up on both ice and snow, and most annoying on moderately cleaned asphalt - locks up!

I bought the tire based on great reviews and then I realized I won't be reading reviews anymore. The majority of ordered tires are... heavy rubber in a few words, but the tire's response is good, emergency braking on wet roads is very poor, slippery roads - very poor too. It doesn't clean itself on low speeds, when entering the driveway and turning the steering wheel, the car keeps moving straight...I almost hit the parked cars several times and that was at a minimal speed. Otherwise

Excellent tires, I have Philippines production. They handle snow very well, on ice they are no worse than studded tires, they don't lose traction, they are soft, and the noise is minimal.

Good tires! Switched from studded and happy, in terms of handling and grip no worse, on ice and snow behave controllably. Comfort is pleasant, noise is moderate. On the highway, they confidently hold the course. Second season and so far no complaints.

The tire holds the road confidently, it also copes with loose snow quite well, it's soft and not noisy, it goes on ice not bad, but since the car is heavy, it's better not to risk it, especially in severe frosts, at -24 it already doesn't work so well on ice, apparently, it becomes harder. In general, for the city and highway and mid-latitudes where it's not so cold, the tire is quite good, accelerated to 150 km/h, holds well, balances perfectly. The main thing is to find a good tire mounting service.

Soft, comfortable, pleasant tires. I drive in the city, the winter is moderate, the snow is cleaned, I haven't needed studs for a long time, and the non-studded tires fully cope with everything the weather gives us.