Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075. Page 4 776

I have installed Yokohama IceGuard SUV G075 on my crossover. I mainly drive in the city during the week, but on weekends it's fishing, dacha, and leisure time - in general, a useful crossover. And with the right tires, it's even more useful. And with these Yokohamas, it turned out that the tires handle well where the asphalt ends or is covered with snow. No issues with the hub, also holds ice well, although studded tires would do

I've been using Yokohama G075 for several winters already. Over this time, I've grown accustomed to their characteristics and don't plan to switch anytime soon. They perform well on cold, wet asphalt, and the car moves steadily through snow. The most noticeable difference compared to studded tyres is the quietness, especially in the city. The rubber quality is good, and the tyre tread wears evenly.

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.

Excellent tires, original Yokohama, made in Taiwan, my friend has the same ones but made in Japan. The tires are good, there are many reviews about them, they are not my first Yokohama so I am confident in them.

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.

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.

Bought in mid-October last year, managed to test during the period from November to April. Honestly, I am delighted with the rubber. It has excellent grip, both on dry asphalt and a snow-covered road. It glides smoothly on ice, and without "figure skating" on a frozen road.

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!

For the first couple of days, it was even unusual how quiet the car was. Over the winter, I liked that the tires don't turn the car into jelly—soft, yet without being sloppy. I drove comfortably on snow and had no problems in slush.