Review on Toyo Observe G3-Ice 285/60 R18 120T winter by Barbara Klin ᠌

Let's begin with the fact that it is a four-wheel-drive vehicle. Eighty-twenty percent Hong Konganent four-wheel drive, and in the mud, fifty-fifty throws. performed a break-in of one thousand kilometers carefully, without grinding, etc. Maintaining a speed between 80 and 110 km/h. In the winter, being in the city and not being blown away by the wind, confidently slowing down! In order to avoid having to wait at a traffic signal, there are very few spots in the city where you can drive faster than 80 miles per hour. When he reached the appropriate speed on the ice, he stopped dead in his tracks in front of the traffic signal. Many people have written that a significant number of spikes are lost! I have a Japanese tire, not a Malaysian one, and not a single spike has come loose! I have no idea what their situation is! The entire season was run as though it were brand fresh! In general, I'm curious about the type of car you drive and how you get around. If you are a racer in the city, then you should probably prepare for the spikes to fly. You must make your own choice.