Tyre reviews Yokohama Ice Guard SUV G075. Page 6 776

Among the advantages: very quiet (almost like summer ones), perfectly balanced, good on water and on wet snow, decent directional stability. On dry asphalt, everything is fine, without complaints.
Among the disadvantages: braking on ice is weak (ABS is triggered when lightly pressing the brake pedal), and it also struggles in loose snow.
Suitable for city use.

The mileage so far is 1700 km, and I haven't found any drawbacks during this time. The tires are of high quality, they grip the road perfectly, regardless of whether it's ice, snow, or a wet road. They were balanced without any problems. The car drives confidently and doesn't pull into a rut.

The tires made a good impression on me last season. I've recently changed them and decided to share my opinion. The traction is excellent, both on snowy slush and on obvious ice, without slipping, and the braking is also excellent. It rides quite softly and comfortably, and it's quiet. It's definitely worth its money.

Description on the website of the tire: "With their help, the tire literally sticks to the icy surface, maximally tightly enveloping even the smallest irregularities" - false information, on ice and in loose snow, tires slip, do not grip at all and lose traction.

The tires are excellent, there's just a small nuance, I received them from different years of production, but overall they handle the road very well.

Good traction, on the Mitsubishi, bought it that year. Very satisfied with the quality, my wife and I both drive it. Doesn't howl, doesn't aquaplane, snow is handled completely without problems.

Good tires. Not noisy. Perform excellently in aquaplaning, excellent on compacted snow, on wet roads they behave like summer tires, but, of course, ice is not for traction, there is a peculiarity, the main thing is not to let these tires skid, i.e. lose traction. ABS is a great thing in this regard. I recommend excellent tires.

Decent traction for the money, it grips snow and ice well, there's nothing to complain about. On a wet road, it doesn't hydroplane, at least I haven't noticed. The tires are not soft, but they handle any bumps well and aren't too noisy. They look good on a Chevrolet Captiva, I also paid attention to this when making my choice.

I bought Yokohama tires for the first time. What can I say, so far I'm quite satisfied with the experience. It's moderately soft, stable in turns, and doesn't slip. The traction on snow is simply excellent, on ice it's a bit worse. It's quite comfortable to handle. My brother also tried to ride - he liked it too. We'll see how it goes with wear, but judging by the reviews, it should last for 2-3 seasons for sure.

I have a Murano 2020, it has been driven for two winter seasons on the original tires, this year I decided to get new ones. The choice fell on G075, I had experience with this manufacturer on another car before. On dry pavement, I'm comfortable, driving on snow is super comfortable, without slipping and drifting. On wet roads, aquaplaning is at 4, everything is fine, but I would like even more grip. I didn't test on ice, I don't have early departures. I'm generally satisfied with the tires, I can recommend them.