Review on Yokohama iceGUARD SUV G075 235/55 R20 102Q winter by Boyan Da Anov ᠌

The tires are unobtrusive, provide a good level of comfort (perhaps due to the fact that I have a high profile), and maintain their equilibrium even when loaded on only two of the four wheels. On any surface, even ice, the handling is satisfactory. Since she is not at home in conditions such as loose snow or mud, it is best to avoid interfering unless it is absolutely required. When I say "loose snow," I don't just mean what happens on the roads when it snows; I also mean driving on dirt, across a field, or through snowdrifts in a vehicle that has all-wheel drive. For instance, I had some difficulty getting to my site during the months of February and March, despite the fact that I was driving on ruts while operating an SUV and despite the fact that there was no more than 50 to 60 centimeters of snow. Earlier, while I was using a different rubber, I drove for the first time on fresh snow. During the spring, it is able to pass quickly through puddles without the risk of aquaplaning and without encountering significant resistance. In overall, I am pleased with the performance of the tires.