Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075. Page 44 756

Great tires and rims! Quick delivery! Thanks!

Soft, wear-resistant and very quiet tire. Very satisfied.

The tire was very impressive. It handles well on any surface, quiet, soft, and it grips well on snow.

I can only judge by 1000 km as I installed them not at the beginning of winter but later – thanks to Covid 19. The tyres are quiet and don't skid where they shouldn't. The price is reasonable for R19 on 265/55 - 45,000 for 4 tyres. The quality of the rubber is good. I couldn't find any defects visually or by touch. I think I won't have to wait till December and will replace them in late October

Great tires, will be continuing to use them. I used eco-hama 075 throughout one season. I will be putting them back on for the next winter. As soon as the first frost appears, I will put them on right away. It drives smoothly over ice, without any unnecessary oscillations. It handles snow pretty well. If, by chance, I were to drive into one of them, I would be able to quickly get out of the situation. On slush, on a wet

Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075 235/65 R18 106Q

I bought summer tires in this brand in 2017 and was very satisfied. I also chose and read reviews about the tire, and then I bought it. The tires have pleased me very much, made in Japan. They are silent, have a smooth ride, and are resistant to aquaplaning. Compared to studded tires, it is absolutely quiet, I drive like on summer tires

Good tyre for the money.

Meets expectations in its price category. Used in the city. Bought for an SUV for city commuting in winter. Vehicle is city-specific, doesn't fly, so won't comment on speed characteristics. Performs its intended functions 100%. Navigates snowdrifts and curb parking without issues. No noise on my driving modes. Price-performance ratio is excellent.

He judged them with the understanding that this is a Chevrolet Niva. Of course, the noise from the tires fades into the background compared to the noise from the transmission and engine, and the vehicle's speed characteristics and handling aren't that great, so I didn't fully feel it. It drives normally on the snow, but on the ice, it's clearly worse, but it's still predictable. The main thing is not to brake hard in a turn at high speed and keep a safe distance.

I drive a 4x4 mostly in the city, decided to upgrade the tires for this winter after reading reviews and watching online reviews, I chose the Yokohama G075 from the Ice Guard line. They do their job perfectly, handle snow well and do a good job even with snow compacts, provided you keep a reasonable speed, also handle black ice pretty well. It's a worthy option for a tire with a non-studded tread. I'll be observing how they perform next winter